“It’s the little things,” says Lach, strumming his guitar thoughtfully

Cake reimagines that bit in Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in... (continued)

You can rely on David O'Doherty

In this modern re-telling of Cervantes’ Don Quixote, Korean group... (continued)

The Isle of Mull has contributed much to popular culture despite ... (continued)

A polished performance from the Edinburgh anti-folk risers

Award-winning Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby visits the Fringe... (continued)

The Putney Players are a group of American high school students a... (continued)

In a festival more renowned for its breadth of choice than its ... (continued)

Two Catholic schoolgirls stand on either side of the doorway

Stephen Carlin has built up a reputation as a capable comedic tal... (continued)

Michael Groce’s story is one that could be fascinating

Cento Cose ("one hundred things" in Italian) is apparently a re... (continued)

When acclaimed standup Mike Wozniak first clapped eyes on fellow ... (continued)

Built around the premise of a commuter consumed with contemplatio... (continued)

“Now, here, you see, it takes all the running you can do, to keep... (continued)

Stuart Hopp's one man show charting the remarkable life of Marg... (continued)

The coach trip to get to Threshold is air-conditioned, and the se... (continued)

Sketch comedy is a notoriously tricky business, but the six membe... (continued)

Now in their third year at the Fringe, Barbershopera have built u... (continued)