Despite being one of the more obvious examples of Auton’s marvellous vision, Jupiter is also one of his wittiest. Puns fall ...

We speak to Ghanaian-Danish writer Lucia Odoom about her novella Cosmos, and how the contemporary epistolary form can allow ...

It feels wholly unnecessary to list Fiona Allen’s extensive and impressive career, but then it also borders on illegal to not ...

A rising star of Scottish comedy and writer on SNL UK, Ayo Adenekan shows bags of potential but this show is in need of some edge.

Sapphire McIntosh has led a remarkable life. For a time as a teenager, she lived in a hostel for unhoused people. Later, she played football for Leeds United. Recently, she was cast in the new season ...

Sofie Hagen's glorious return to the Fringe is a self-aware, fresh and extremely funny look at the modern left.

Mike Wozniak takes his audience down a rabbit hole of beautifully mundane digressions and smalltown gossip in The Bench.

Imogen Andrews showcases her impressive array of talents in her debut Fringe hour, but some of her characters outstay their welcome.

The word-of-mouth clown hit from Max Baumgarten, Dee Marcucci, John Norris and Claire Woolner returns in grand fashion, and to great success.

During a very busy summer, we catch up with Getdown Services' Josh Law ahead of releasing their second album, Massive Champion.

Ahead of the release of her memoir and her appearance at Edinburgh International Book Festival, we speak to Edinburgh-based author Alycia Pirmohamed on how fragmentation can capture what narrative ...

It’s profane, excessive and juvenile, but Baby Lame's new show is probably one of the better interactive 'Britney Spears in Space' drag shows you’ll see this year.