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Like the soft rain, the ever present chance of seeing someone 'off the telly' and Silent Disco, Trevor Lock, in his lair of laughter down in Bannerman's Pub, is an integral part...

On stage, as in real life, Will Naameh tends to wear button up shirts, neatly combed hair, glasses and pressed jeans. “I tend to gig in Glasgow three times a week –...

THIS August Ruby McCollister is coming to Edinburgh, which means, in effect, she’s coming home. Because although she grew up in Los Angeles and is based in New York (“I’m coastal trash,”...

First impressions of Elliot Steel aren’t always the most correct, he lets us know modestly upon taking to the stage. It’s a good flag to note, as whatever that might be –...

Benji Waterstones’ show is running late. Tech problems, he tells us, apologising for the 15-minute delay, when we eventually do get going. “But this won’t be the first time you’ve had to...

The best thing I can say about Jack Docherty’s new Fringe show (and by that I do mean the best, not the least worst) is that it feels like a proper Fringe...

Tell us about your show.    Why should we go and see it? My show this year is called Hear Me Out and it’s all how since being diagnosed as dyslexic in December...

Choosing between building your show off jazz or a bucket of blood is a tough choice. Seeing as the concepts exist within entirely unrelated planes. But fortunately for the sake of this...

JM Coetzee’s Life and Time of Michael K comes to Edinburgh to perform an adaptation of a Booker prize winning novel. With the help of a cast possessing a myriad of tricks...