Something of a comic chameleon, Shappi Khorsandi is as comfortabl... (continued)

Peter Duncan, the 80s Blue Peter Presenter and former TV stunt sh... (continued)

Stefan Golascewski wasn't exactly an Edinburgh newcomer in 2008. ... (continued)

At first glance, Tom Deacon’s range of subjects for his debut sol... (continued)

Having been crowned best newcomer at the if.comedy awards in 2007... (continued)

One of the most unusual shows at this year’s Fringe is Under Glas... (continued)

Subversion? Experimentation? A simple lack of performance spaces?... (continued)

With funding streams drying up amid economic meltdown, this has b... (continued)

“Scottish hip-hop? They compare it to Australian jazz or somethin... (continued)

Exploring topics as varied as human soup, arming the elderly and ... (continued)

The line between stand-up and sketch comedy is often thought to b... (continued)

Helen and Danny keep themselves to themselves – until the day the... (continued)

There’s no shortage of big names unveiling new books at this year... (continued)

A new production of Verdi’s great Shakespearean opera, conducted ... (continued)

In a way, Megan Riordan has always been an actress. Brought up in... (continued)

Kurt Braunohler and Kristen Schall (the second of whom convention... (continued)

While hosting the second-best mid-morning weekend comedy programm... (continued)

In 2008, the prodigious talent of Jason Cook seemed to burst out ... (continued)

The multi-award winning Ontroerend Goed returns to the Fringe aft... (continued)

Sebastian Lawson and Jamie Wood won a Fringe First in 2008 for th... (continued)