Stand-up comedy, parody, and the like.
Comedy
The spirit of Edinburghâs Fringe festival continues to thrive in the National Theatre of ScotlandâsâŠ
Roger McGough stepped on to the stark stage that was bathed in a warm purple light where he stood at theâŠ
What happens when you put the Macbeths, Richard III and Juliet Capulet into a psychiatristâs chair? Dr BardâŠ
âIt all started when a time travel experiment I was conducting went... a little ka-ka. In the blink of aâŠ
In this well constructed show, Delete the Banjax create a surreal and very enjoyable hour of sketch comedy.
Is Mark Thomas the bravest performer in comedy?
The National Theatre of Scotland has the ironically inclusive slogan of âtheatre without wallsâ having inâŠ
The Traverse Theatre has an uncanny ability to transform itself, at any time, in order to suit anyâŠ
There is an incredibly wonderful influx of Australian comic talent at this year's Edinburgh Fringe and NickâŠ
Making News draws on the recent misfortunes of the BBC to present a rather gentle satire that verges towardâŠ
I love Tam OâShanter. Perhaps not enough to have his name tattooed across my hurdies, but sufficientlyâŠ
âWhy are we given so much life?â asks Willy Russellâs Shirley Valentine. âThe Loungeâ poses the same questionâŠ
Hal Cruttenden isnât intimidating. These are his words, not mine. He also loves listening to Gangster Rap,âŠ
There may be a coffee shop on every corner, but none are like The Alchemystorium CafĂ©. You see, thereâŠ
It seems a mad prospect to bring an adaptation of the classic Powell and Pressburger film to the stage.âŠ
âYouâll have had your tea?â is the legendary response of Edinburghâs bourgeoisie to the arrival of anâŠ
âLetâs get ready to punble!â says Tim Vine, dressed in a
cowboy costume. Puns, or plays on words, areâŠ
CRASH! BAM! BOOM! WALLOP⊠BLAM! is a highly energetic, riskâtaking and show-stopping experience.
Having been a school pupil not entirely dissimilar to the mint green four walls of the detention room, it wasâŠ
Having reviewed and interviewed the Idiots of Ants boys at last year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, I wasâŠ