The lights go out and the band is ghoulishly lit onstage with carnival light-bulb strings and dry ice against a circus striped background.

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Best known as an impersonator of well known sporting stars, celebrities and politicians alike, everyone knows what Alistair does, but not necessarily who he is.

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There is a good thing about shows like ‘Adam, Jason & Friends’. Even if the quality on stage is great, but the night you see them doesn’t seem to show, you know you can go another night and it will be a totally different matter.

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They say that truth is sometimes stranger than fiction and Robyn Peterson’s true life account of being a model in Paris is such a juicy little story that you could quite easily be fooled into thinking it is an unused plot line from Sex and The City.

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Tao’s drumming is truly a spectacle to behold. From the offset the performers beat rhythms both in solo performance and in group formation with pauses honed to the millisecond.

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Miss Brodie, the school mistress at the Edinburgh Marcia Blaine School, steers clear of the traditional curriculum under Miss McKay’s rule and uses her foreign visits to educate her girls.

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Irish Fringe icon Jason Byrne’s has returned to the Festival, bringing with him more wonderful, hilarious anecdotes about his life, his childhood and, best of all, ranting constantly about arguments with his wife.

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Last year the part Irish, part French, all performer Camille O’Sullivan was given a four star review from this very magazine, something that most performers would be thrilled with, but by her standards this review must have been a disappointment as she has proudly garnered five star reviews every single year she has performed at this Festival.

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