After her tremendous 2015 breakthrough show, Sarah Callaghan has ... (continued)

“Are you ready to make party?” Otto and Astrid Rot are a brother ... (continued)

Talented and experienced though she is, it's difficult to escape ... (continued)

Returning to the Fringe following a solid debut hour last year, G... (continued)

Dancing magician Peter Heaven (played by Australian comedian Ashe... (continued)

Part horror play, part period drama comedy, Nick Coyle serves up ... (continued)

What a joy it is to take in an Adam Riches show; it's a brilliant... (continued)

There was a time, not so long ago, when 'improv' had not-too-subt... (continued)

There's only so long Rachel Parris is going to be able to sustain... (continued)

Without the straightforward performance impulse of the extrovert,... (continued)

Some legendary figures had carpenters for fathers, when you think... (continued)

Laura Davis has been working in comedy for a decade now, with a s... (continued)

If you want a plain and simply funny show you can't go wrong with this

Marissa Burgess reviews Mae Martin: Dope (4 stars) | Bobby Mair: ... (continued)

I recall reading an interview with Stuart Goldsmith a while back—... (continued)

It happens to be the 40th anniversary of Elvis’s death when Mike ... (continued)

It's hard to imagine being as revered as John Hegley, one of the ... (continued)

Somewhere along the road to Edinburgh, London Hughes has been poorly advised

Ah, fame

To say this is a 'brave' set sounds like a back-handed compliment