The stage is a cornucopia of literature. Swirls of books on cookery, philosophy, Moomintrolls and ancient enticing comics balance precariously...

Likeable and laidback, Petts saunters onto stage taking ownership of her audience – and then, like an angry boss, proceeds...

Blindly feeling his way on to the stage in a mask in a parody of the pretentious Artist, Seymour Mace...

Njambi McGrath is warm and welcoming, just like the Kenya of her childhood. Stunning vistas, terrifying wildlife, and frequently defined...

Kirsty Mann is a woman of many answers to the question fired at her at the top of the show:...

Personable, leaning in to her audience to join her confessional, Chloe Radcliffe has a smile that broadcasts across her entire...

A tirade of a fever dream of insomnia comes full blast from Lavoipierre, delivering a tapestry of random nighttime absurd...

Honest, silly, earnest, open-hearted and totally charming – Robin Tran is all of these in her Edinburgh debut. A practised...

Expecting every LBGT show to include a coming out story and a rainbow flag would be like presuming every straight...

In the world of comedy it’s the firsts that count – your first gig, your first show, and your first...