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A critic meets his match

A critic meets his match

An undeservedly small audience files into Ro Campbell’s midnight show in Stand II, and half of it seems Fringe-weary, and wary of this stubby-holding Aussie who, though sadly lacking the...

Mark Restuccia’s at his best when he chats to the crowd, hinting that he’ll win us over in this little basement venue. Few initially admit to having used internet dating,...

Fat Git Theatre specialise in adaptations of contemporary stories and with Uninvited they hit the mark...

How to rescue Dickens from dry academia

Rummage Theatre – a LEAP theatre project – make a Fringe debut with Cleansed.

Flash Mob's reality dance show formula makes for easy entertainment

Starting at 10am on Wednesday 22 August, an intrepid broadcasting duo of Christian Illingworth and Finlay Niven will be hosting a 24 hour radio marathon live from the Pleasance Courtyard,...

Canadian-born and New York City-based performer Anthony Johnston is a wizard. The kind of wizard who wears a dirty nappy, has a sparkling butt and masturbates to a game of...

It's difficult to know what to expect when, moments before a show is due to start, the performer shakes your hand and asks if you are his audience. Luckily, by...

The film The Artist had such beautiful music, was so well performed, that it was easy to forget there was no spoken dialogue in it; and because it stuck in...

The props are puerile, the jokes terrible, the sketches simplistic and stretched, and in all it feels very amateurish. So it shouldn’t work. But strangely it does. The whole set-up...

For his first Fringe show, rising Irish comedian Gearoid Farrelly tackles all the little things that cause turbulence in his life, from break-ups to the death of a family bunny....

It's always a brave move to incorporate a period of total silence into your comedy act, but Stubbings carries this off beautifully; and the quiet in the room is only broken...

Can you be too talented? Aaron Twitchen seems to have this extremely rare condition and the main symptom is a show that consists of lots of great bits that constantly...

Mathematical elegance from max.IMEALLdance plus survival-situation farce from Taciturn Dance Company

A sumptuous display of a traditional Indian form

No holds barred

This show could so easily have been awful. A comic who hilariously phones back an audience member’s mobile caller, a bizarre mannequin (in a going-out dress) that nearly takes someone’s...

In the second of our special Fringe radio shows, kindly accommodated by Edinburgh's Fresh Air station, we welcome guests from the worlds of comedy, literature, theatre and music into the...