Fest Magazine

One of the most unusual shows at this year’s Fringe is Under Glass – a 20-minute piece of physical theatre where the characters are on display in... Read more »

Having been crowned best newcomer at the if.comedy awards in 2007, Tom Basden is back this year with his first play at the Fringe, Party. Just don't turn up ... Read more »

Subversion? Experimentation? A simple lack of performance spaces? Whatever it was that inspired Dublin-based group Nod Nod, to bring Beckett’s classic ... Read more »

With funding streams drying up amid economic meltdown, this has been predicted to be one of the Fringe's toughest years. But are the prospects really as bleak as some have forecast? And does the new woman in charge have what it takes to weather the storm? Simon Mundy investigates Read more »

“Scottish hip-hop? They compare it to Australian jazz or something,” so says Ally Massaqui, who makes up one-third of the Edinburgh rap group You... Read more »

Exploring topics as varied as human soup, arming the elderly and the Pope’s views on gender identity, Zoe Lyons’ third solo show at the Fringe pr... Read more »