“Now I’ll attempt my special dance, during which I may or may not... (continued)

There’s a delight to be had in a performer doggedly sticking to a... (continued)

Some preliminaries: first, calling something "clowning" doesn't g... (continued)

Katy Brand notes that it's now possible for comedians to categori... (continued)

Naz Osmanoglu's show is a melange of comic characters, energetically delivered

Iain Stirling’s show is already sold out for the entire Fringe

Gadsby is giving up standup

Camp, effeminate, flamboyant

Phil Wang is, he states, a "child of Empire"

Live podcasts are hitting the Fringe in a big way this year. Jo C... (continued)

Having experienced a buoyant debut last year, sketch twosome Gian... (continued)

The Salford sketch troupe named after the serial killer who made ... (continued)

Stewart Lee has a good bit about the extent to which miniature vi... (continued)

Andy Field makes no apologies for people not getting on board wit... (continued)

Last year Samantha Baines enjoyed a successful Fringe debut with ... (continued)

Rob Mulholland begins his first Fringe hour by ranting about whol... (continued)

Early on, comic-turned-card magician Tony Roberts self-deprecatin... (continued)

Staging an Edinburgh Fringe show is just about the most expensive... (continued)

Andrew Ryan is an Irishman with chips on his shoulder

What better way to end a day at the Fringe than to have a big, sw... (continued)