Editing Chris Addison (section)

===Stand-up===
[[File:Chris AddissonResofit1.jpg|thumb|Addison performing at Resofit, a benefit concert for [[Resonance FM]], 2007]]
Addison's first solo show at the [[Edinburgh Festival Fringe]] was in [[2003 Edinburgh Festival Fringe|1998]], for which he was nominated for Best Newcomer at the [[Edinburgh Comedy Awards|Perrier Awards]]. He continued to bring shows to the Fringe for several years, gaining two Perrier Award nominations – for his [[Edinburgh Festival Fringe|2004]] show ''Civilisation'' and [[Edinburgh Festival Fringe|2005]]'s ''Atomicity''.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://ifcomedy.com/past-winners.html  |title=Perrier/if.comedy Award Past Winners  |publisher=ifcomedy.com  |access-date=14 April 2009 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090111031040/http://www.ifcomedy.com/past-winners.html |archive-date=11 January 2009 |url-status=dead |df=dmy }}</ref>
In 2005 he won the [[City Life Comedian of the Year]] Award, a stand-up competition in the [[North West England|North West of England]].

====Edinburgh Festival Fringe====
<!--*[[2003 Edinburgh Festival Fringe|2003]] Appeared as part of ''The Comedy Zone'' showcase 
*[[Edinburgh Festival Fringe|2004]] Debut solo Edinburgh Fringe show, nominated for [[Edinburgh Comedy Awards|Perrier Comedy Award]] (Best Newcomer)
*[[Edinburgh Festival Fringe|2005]] ''Gentleman, scholar, Acrobat''[Dates incorrect, omitted until they are known]-->
*[[Edinburgh Festival Fringe|1998]] ''Chris Addison''
*[[Edinburgh Festival Fringe|1999]] ''Gentleman Scholar Acrobat''
*[[Edinburgh Festival Fringe|2000]] ''Cakes and Ale''
*[[2001 Edinburgh Festival Fringe|2001]] ''Port Out, Starboard Home''
*[[Edinburgh Festival Fringe|2002]] ''The Ape That Got Lucky'' (later adapted for [[BBC Radio 4]])
*[[Edinburgh Festival Fringe|2004]] ''Civilization'' (nominated for Perrier Comedy Award, later adapted for BBC Radio 4)
*[[Edinburgh Festival Fringe|2005]] ''Atomicity'' (nominated for Perrier Comedy Award)