The little events of our lives and what they become when they’ve passed, the technical process of film development, the sensation of jumping and landing, digital culture and its supplanting of the analogue.

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Initially appearing as an agreeable, if somewhat overplayed piece of World War II era stage comedy; The Darkling Plain quickly reveals itself as a broadly drawn satire on the war on terror and the current American – British relationship.

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If you don’t know what a Socratic dialectic is, it’s safe to assume Dizraeli and Baba Brinkman do.

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There are so many sketch shows out there, it becomes a bit boring and same-ish after seeing a bunch of them.

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Presenting a sketch show with a twist, Jonny and Joe return to the Fringe. Their whole act is based on different non related segments which they interlink with the funniest and most original idea of all: it is just them, on stage, doing a sketch, lights turn off, lights go up again, they think of [...]

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The Fringe is inundated with big comedy names that come every year to Edinburgh to do their show. It is the big stars like Rhod Gilbert, Adam Hills or Jason Byrne which the public tend to go see, knowing what they are paying for, and as such, they would miss amazingly clever, perfectly delivered comedy [...]

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Nina Conti is a very talented ventriloquist, of that there is no doubt – seamlessly slipping between her cast of puppets and herself.

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Rise is a fantastic dance piece performed by 6 amazingly skilled dancers. Each dancer with a different flow of movement, work perfectly well on the stage and with each other.

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The Fringe has always surprised audiences with some outright bizarre venue choices, from elevator shafts to swimming pools.

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Clive James is at the Edinburgh Fringe performing in the evenings where he discusses quite openly his fascinating life, but for one week only he has a second show, one involving an hour long chat with a major guest.

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