Edinburgh Festivals

Nebuchadnezzar is the title, and how to pronounce it will no longer be a mystery. All is revealed, along with...

Ever sat at four in the afternoon on a weekday, eating cereal, watching one of the many episodes of Murder...

Performing magic tricks since the age of seven, when she quit school and began touring local villages with her family,...

A musical troupe of six west end actors comes onto the stage with just their voices, their dynamic presence and...

Harry Stachini is an affable, relatable presence onstage; he begins with some light crowd work, teasing the brave souls on...

Craig Hill bounds onto the stage, dressed head to toe in black, like a man possessed. He is a ball...

In one of the most defiantly unique shows at this year’s Fringe, Natalie Palamides takes the one-woman play to its...

You go into Gavin Webster’s show expecting exactly what it says on the tin, but you leave with something more...

To be fair to Amos Gill, he doesn’t attempt to hide his thesis statement – he is out and proud...

Blind comedian and accordionist David Eagle has won a clutch of awards for his show The Eagle Is Candid at...