...or does he?

With a beaming white smile and a cheeky glint in its eye, this ex... (continued)

Burns' masterful solo performance as Cupid is the crowning glory ... (continued)

A thrilling, dynamic play that stimulates childlike wonder, Yello... (continued)

Do’s - Prepare for the sartorial excesses of the book festival w... (continued)

A reliance upon pitying self-study and an acerbic spiel about sex... (continued)

“I’m Welsh? How can this be? I took all the precautions”

With a dollop of rock 'n' roll and a tablespoon of mime, the reci... (continued)

Phil Nichol's well-executed rock music interludes provide only te... (continued)

Hot. Young. Talent. Three words not usually associated with the r... (continued)

Despite possessing one of the best show titles on the Fringe this... (continued)

The gallantry inherent in both the original memoirs transfers smo... (continued)

Should they fail to make it professionally in comedy, they could ... (continued)

While lacking in ""left hand punch"", Charlotte Hudson and Leila ... (continued)

William Hanmer-Lloyd's attempts to ""turn hate into humour"" bewi... (continued)

In a stirring hour, his scalp is bloodied, his flesh is scalded a... (continued)

The cynical quips that suited his Red Dwarf role so well seem a b... (continued)

Russell Howard blurs the line between fact and fiction, suggestin... (continued)

The brazen eclecticism on display in Edinburgh can only undermine... (continued)

""Oh my gawd, isn't Jihad just sooo hot right now!?"". Some folk... (continued)