Mark Thomas is on the floor, curling up in the foetal position crying out an expletive in emotional agony. He...

You’d do well to wager that no other show in this Edinburgh Fringe begins with an improvised wedding between an...

Throwing himself about the room with no tell as to his recent back injury save the announcement at the top...

Reclining on a stonework makeshift chaise lounge, Scott of musical-comedy-poetry duo Fever Peach is the very picture of aloofness as...

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...