Tony Law has been delighting Fringe audiences for years with his wild, surreal flights of fancy and his disconcerting charm. He gave Entertainment Now an insight into his Fringe philosophy. Tell us ...

Fresh-faced, with fire in their bellies and shiny brand new punchlines they’ve been polishing to perfection, those arriving at the Edinburgh Fringe with their debut shows are a treasure to unpack.

I have not seen another show that gets a full standing ovation. Or one where the performer cannot leave the building because members of her audience are lining up to tell her how much the show has ...

Some people use a Magic 8 ball to help them navigate life. Cook uses public bathrooms. This immersive, sweet, and thoughtful musical comedy show lifts a mirror up to bathroom graffiti in all its glory ...

Mary O Connell’s second Edinburgh Fringe show Dilly Dally is all about family. Her family loved her – but maybe they loved her too much. This is a show about what she found up about adulthood when she ...

Canadian singer-songwriter and author Tara MacLean has announced a final run of UK shows for autumn 2025. The dates follow a year that saw her play Glastonbury Festival for the first time and deliver ...

Valentine’s Day is the perfect excuse to show your loved ones just how much they mean to you, but finding the perfect gift can be tricky. Whether you’re shopping for a romantic gift, a fun couples ...

The first half gives both performers their own chance to shine. Pop (better known as Penn from the iconic magic duo Penn & Teller) takes to the stage first in his trademark suit. He performed nail ...

Are you a dog person? A cat person? A giraffe person? A person who thinks poo bags and soup and funny noises and puppets and giant masks that look like the moon are intrinsically amusing? This, then, ...

Comedy critic Kate Copstick is the host of a new Fringe comedy podcast. The series was recorded at Paradise Palms vegetarian restaurant on Lothian Street and features the sage critic in conversation ...

Welcome to our Entertainment Now WoW Awards for the first week of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Our deputy editor Victoria Nangle called her: “a ball of oversharing marvellous energy, with a rate of ...

Alison Spittle’s show Big has been turning heads at the Fringe for its uncompromising take on the issue of body image and self worth. After a life-threatening emergency Alison had to lose some weight ...