Dan Tiernan is an absolute force of nature, in that if he was a cartoon and stood in front you...

Maggie’s back in town, this time with a new domain to rule. Matt Tedford returns as the Iron Lady after...

Back, by critical demand, is Pierre Novellie’s world view through “the prism of autism”. It’s Novellie in his element, infuriated...

A story set 700 years ago, and in the mind of Michael Brunström right now, ‘William Tell vs the Algorithm’...

Sofie Hagen has a reputation she’s fully aware of. Looking everyone square in the eye one by one in quick...

If the Edinburgh Fringe is a living, breathing, performer, then sketch comedy is its favourite outfit – ever changing each...

Afronauts’ is a joy and a privilege to witness, an uplifting true story, of one small freshly minted independent African...

Art as therapy is expanded, celebrated, and pulled right through the heart by writer/performer Sarah-Louise Young in ‘The Bob Ross...

This may be Branum’s first show at the Edinburgh Fringe, but he’s no fresh-faced ingenue. He’s an Emmy- and Golden...

Every feather, chalk drawing, hat, and teapot has a purpose in this hour of playful clowning. Pitched at all ages,...