Latest Features & Reviews
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Edinburgh Fringe Q&A: Alice Fraser
Alice Fraser discusses Oh Man!, her stand-up show exploring masculinity and the manosphere
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Interview: The SNL UK team on their Saturday Night Live (US) influences
Comics behind the hit SNL UK tell us about the Saturday Night Live (US) cast members that inspired them
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Interview: Igor Gasparini and Pasha Gorbachev on Border Bodies
Cover story: Border Bodies’ co-creators and dancers Igor Gasparini and Pasha Gorbachev on bringing the show to Edinburgh as part of the São Paulo Showcase
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Cecily Hitchock’s Family Recipe
We asked the comedian to write us the recipe for a family favourite. Bananas and ham, anyone?
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Interview: Eilidh Loan and Elaine C. Smith on Cathy
Cathy, a new play from Eilidh Loan about her grandmother, has taken the Fringe by storm. We speak to her and its star, Elaine C. Smith
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The Very Best of the Edinburgh Festivals (2026)
Our continually updated round-up of all the four and five star shows seen by our writing team
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Edinburgh Fringe Q&A: Marty Gleeson
BBC New Comedy Award finalist Marty Gleeson talks us through their Fringe show Dog Ear
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Review: Alfie Dundas: First Class Panic
Alfie Dundas’s reflections on his privileged upbringing hits a snag after some destabilising crowd work
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Review: Giraffe
Abigail Weinstock’s quirky new solo play follows a young girl as she stands accused of stalking her neighbour
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Edinburgh Fringe Q&A: Alex Franklin
Alex Franklin discusses her stand-up and musical comedy show Kiss Me x, all about kissing and dating
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Interview: Salty Brine
Salty Brine returns to the Fringe with a show that finds humour, heartbreak and humanity in unexpected places
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Review: Burger and a Pint: Treats for the Soul
Sketch comedy duo Burger and a Pint explore compromised masculinity with easy chemistry