The highlights of the Book Festival's last few days

A whistle stop tour of human history

The necessary bitterness of An Age of Angels' presentation of hum... (continued)

Hi, I'm Robin Ince. You may remember me from such DVD extra bits ... (continued)

Gus Van Sant has become a dab hand at wrongfooting his followers.... (continued)

With more celebrity friends than you can shake a stick at, and b... (continued)

Anyone remotely interested in urban sports or dance would be well... (continued)

Sure, a few of the lines fall flat, but this is a lot of talent for a small room

Tom Hackett speaks to Mark Watson about Fringe fatigue and what's... (continued)

It takes some guts to complete a show which is met with such indi... (continued)

What makes this show an interesting comedy outing is Horne himsel... (continued)

Why, oh why, must he sing karaoke?

There's a good show trapped in this mess somewhere, but when its ... (continued)

Although Utton's performance is lacking spark, he cleverly manipu... (continued)

One of the most interesting, entertaining and perplexing yet unco... (continued)

Operation Bernhard, a large scale counterfeiting scheme impleme... (continued)

Using the emergence of a slave ship as a backdrop, Daniel Beaty s... (continued)

Far and away the best piece of theatre written and performed by c... (continued)

A storyline with immense potential is wasted in this amateurish production

The Fringe's oldest theatre group raise important social issues, ... (continued)