Gary Younge, a Guardian journalist and award-winning foreign corr... (continued)

Dial Records stalwart gives the Edge Festival audience an hour of his best

There are lots of strange people in Edinburgh during the Fringe, ... (continued)

Why hundreds of acts fork out thousands of pounds to put on a sho... (continued)

Giving a brief but witty overview of the history of Western theat... (continued)

There is something quite cute about the opening set-up of The City and Iris

A daily event with short standup slots, Fresh Faces gives new com... (continued)

The members of Cambridge Footlights have a habit of going on to a... (continued)

One-person shows have been taking up their share of 2010's Fringe... (continued)

Matt Green would like to sit you down and tell you all the embarr... (continued)

A shapeless mish-mash of comedy, drama and dance, this high-conce... (continued)

Wendy Wason is instantly likeable, and in that feline way of hers... (continued)

Joey Page insists he doesn’t know what he’s doing

Jarlath Regan may be the most likeable man at the Fringe

The titular Girl A, played by a charming Solene Weinachter, attem... (continued)

How do you create physical theatre for the Skins generation? Make... (continued)

How many of us would go to a public beheading if we had the oppor... (continued)

Aussie Adam Vincent is a nurse and a standup – in that order

Fans of Greek mythology will be disappointed that the 'half-human... (continued)

The flyers for Women Laughing claim that it has "echoes of Abigail's Party"