Edinburgh Festivals

Seann Walsh is not dead. And thank goodness. Who would have thought that Walsh’s trademark frenzy of delivery and observational...

'Shamilton' is an absolute extravaganza, the absolute pinnacle of improv. The talent of every single person on stage, actors and...

Bella Hull cements herself as one to watch in the UK comedy scene with ‘Babycakes’. The young comedian exudes confidence...

Playing out of the Fringe’s most magic appropriate venue, the Palais du Variete, “The Greatest Magic Show” provides excellent tricks,...

There is a wild-haired, full-bearded, sweat-soaked figure wearing a yellow boiler suit. He has the most beautifully manicured nails. He...

Back in March 2020 Anna Clifford went on an ayahuasca retreat. She disappeared into the Irish wilderness with her mate...

Tell us about your show.    Why should we go and see it? It’s a Celebration of Anger. It’s straight...

This year has so many queer voices telling tales at the Edinburgh Fringe, it’s a veritable LGBTQ celebration. As it...

Rhys Nicolson had an excellent lockdown. Just before the pandemic the acerbic Australian comic, who goes by ‘they’ recorded a...

OMERTA is the Mafia code of silence. When Anthony DeVito’s mother finally revealed the truth about his late father –...