Final Thoughts on Edinburgh Fringe 2015
Final thoughts on 2015’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Final thoughts on 2015’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Budapest Festival Orchestra’s Zsolt Fejérvári talks us through what he loves about Edinburgh and its festivals.
The writer of RAZ, the tale of a young man about town at Assembly this Fringe, told us where the inspiration came from.
Value tickets at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Top tips for choosing line-up shows across the Fringe.
Laura Ingram interviews actress Katharine Hurst about her role as celebrated courtesan/spy, Mata Hari, in Mata Hari: Female Spy at Zoo Venues this Fringe.
Laura Ingram speaks to the producer, writer and performer of Crusoe – a darkly-comic play about three disparate male characters in an urban world, playing at Zoo Venues.
Neil Arthur James’s alter ego Dandy Darkly is back in Edinburgh with brand new show Trigger Happy. Sarah McIntosh caught up with him on a quiet lunchtime at CC Blooms…
Vegan and rock’n’roll seem an unlikely combination, but somehow the 21-year-old pianist/singer from East Kilbride manages to pull it off.
Spoken Word on the Free Fringe is on the up. We select some key performances.
Bristolian comic is back in town, and he wants your help finding the Perfect Pub.
A brand spanking new, one-off live event, to celebrate 50 years of the EIF and the Festival Chorus – producer Jo Walsh talks us through what was involved.
Is Elton right? Is sorry really the hardest word?
Some of the Fringe’s more experienced performers share their thoughts with The Wee Review
The Fringe day-by-day, as seen by our editor Robert James Peacock