Punchline Comedy bring one night stand-up show to The Picture House The Festival Fringe may be long gone for another year, but comedy lovers fear not as Punchline Comedy are back. Set up by Edinburgh resident Rosalind Romer, the nights have added an "out of hours" service to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe bringing a mix of comedians to the city. Moving to its new home The Picture House, for the first time audience members can buy either standing or seated tickets for the comedy event. As the show arrives back in Edinburgh this weekend, we take a look at the best punchlines from the comedians who are performing at the event. Des Clarke The Glaswegian comedian first dipped his toes into the comedy ocean at 19 years old and has since been splashed on our television screens through various presenting roles. Stepping away from the television and onto the stage, stand up remains at the heart of what he enjoys as the comedian performs regular shows across Scotland. Describing his act as "a random stream of consciousness" expect high-energy observational comedy. Ivan Brackenbury Ivan Brackenbury, the hospital radio DJ by comedian Tom Binns, has been a regular favourite at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. With six award nominations and various sitcom appearances, the hospital DJ from Derbyshire continues to offend patients across the world. Bringing back one of his most-loved characters to the Picture House, the night promises to be bonkers. Ian D Montfort Tom Binns will also take on the role of Ian D Montfort for the show, a psychic from Sunderland. Bringing famous people "back to life," Ian transfers messages from the deceased to audience members. Expect audience interaction combined with surreal psychic skills. Seann Walsh Best-known for his recent television appearances from Mock The Week, Live At The Apollo and his own series Seann Walsh World, the comedian won the hearts of Edinburgh audiences once again at this year's Fringe Festival with sold out shows throughout his run. But it was not his first visit to the city as he has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe since 2008. The cheeky chap from Brighton combines observational and physical comedy. And if that's not enough to convince you, take a look at what you missed at the last Punchline event: