He's a bit late to 'come of age,' but Herring makes a good stab at it anyway

It’s funny how little you get for your entry fee these days

Fat Tongue return to Edinburgh, and provide a lot of laughs, but ... (continued)

A quick visual survey of the audience at Sammy J's first festival... (continued)

A bit of a mixed bag but there is still much to recommend it

There are no safe routines about airline food here: old Rick is m... (continued)

Behind the closeted doors of the 'perfect' American family, somet... (continued)

Fest's favourite Aussie returns with story-telling flair and the ... (continued)

Hooper is at his best when interacting with the young audience, w... (continued)

Sinha is a consummate storyteller, possessing a rare ability to p... (continued)

While absences leave their mark this collection of individual act... (continued)

The audience undergo a theatrical heart transplant of their own

This is a show so different and wonderful, ""it's like trying to ... (continued)

The actors are natural comedians of anxiety, and the neat humour ... (continued)

An autobiographical play by the grand old man of South African th... (continued)

Two sisters who have recently inherited the power to ""timetrip""... (continued)

Don't, whatever you do, take crisps into the room

A rough and ready noir-inspired thriller about Iraq

Off the wall choreography and fiery dancing with the feel of a da... (continued)

Orkestra Del Sol's triumphant and flamboyant return to the ""Seag... (continued)