Two couples, one Swedish, one English, must face the news that th... (continued)

A pair of idiots whipping each other with leeks hardly seems like... (continued)

A pleasant enough hour of piano-based comedy with a supplementary... (continued)

One-person plays are always a risky affair, requiring an actor an... (continued)

Hosted by a more capable comedian there would be some potential i... (continued)

The Sum of It All simply does not live up to its hype. Making the... (continued)

John Hegley is an Edinburgh stalwart and in many ways embodies th... (continued)

Once-banned books have a curious habit of forcing their way into ... (continued)

If there’s a more charming comedian than Tiernan Douieb offering ... (continued)

Shazia Mirza has a lot more experience onstage than in the bedroo... (continued)

According to a brief perusal of the Edinburgh Fringe guide, the... (continued)

Despite the modern resonances, the people boarding the Titanic di... (continued)

Les Enfants Terribles don’t do things in half measures

Patrick Monahan isn't one for an understated entrance

Built around the imaginative conceit of a motivational seminar on... (continued)

In one of the flagship shows of the Pleasance’s new cabaret-style... (continued)

By his own admission, Seann Walsh isn't having a good night tonight

In the glossary provided on the way into the venue, there are def... (continued)

If you were to imagine a mashup of Shakespeare’s comedies, Japane... (continued)

Works of art are often described as inspired; Harlekin, the lates... (continued)