Three eerily solemn figures take to the stage, clothed in simple white dresses, hair brushed over their faces.

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Punk-rock aficionado, ex-wrestler, Wil Hodgson returns to The Fringe with another dose of rambling and righteous stand-up.

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Something is rotten in the state of sisterhood and Bea Holland and Samantha Sanns are here to put it right. In an energetic one-hour comic tirade the duo tear through the content of the glossy magazines that even intelligent young women seem so morbidly drawn to. Picking through the purported news content of such publications [...]

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Henry Rollins is a force to be reckoned with. The former Black Flag and Rollins Band front man wears his heart on his sleeve and is punk rock to the core. When George W. Bush warned of the ‘Axis of Evil’ and ‘Outposts of Tyranny’ Rollins took this as his cue to check his passport [...]

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It’s probably fair to say that anything involving the infamous boy wizard is going to be an instant hit. However, comedy duo Dan and Jeff are most definitely deserving of all the praise going their way. Rowling’s first six books (plus ‘bonus book 7 teaser’) are torn through at break-neck speed; characters explained and plots [...]

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Somewhat of a stranger to the Fringe in recent years, Phill Jupitus delights viewers this year with not one, but two shows. Perhaps best known for his role as team captain on Never Mind the Buzzcocks, the corpulent jester has surprisingly chosen to focus his attention on the literary classics.
In ‘Waiting For Alice’, Jupitus and [...]

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The Old College cuts an impressive silhouette against a murky lavender-grey sky and dozens of umbrellas are held up in an effort to shield their owners from the unrelenting downpour. Unperturbed by such dismal conditions an imposing black-cloaked figure on stilts enters the Quad attempting to light fires on each of the poles that stand [...]

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