As we enter the last week of the Edinburgh Fringe 2014, it's worth remembering it can be a difficult month for comedians. Last year Howard Cohen made this video which helps highlight some of the painful aspects of performing.
On Tuesday 18th August, the charity show Take A Comedian Out will go ahead at the Edinburgh Fringe. It's a chance for some 'lucky ladies' to date comics.
Mr Swallow: The Musical is a triumph. But fans of real musicals should be aware that Mr Swallow, the central star, is very unprofessional and really isn't very good at being Dracula.
Watch Tim Key tell a five minute tale about ghosts at the Edinburgh Fringe. It's a chilling story masterfully delivered from an empty Pleasance Courtyard.
An interview with Peter Morey, who in addition to hosting his own interactive 'doodling' show, is documenting several Edinburgh gigs by creating a unique real-time illustration for each performance.
Luke McQueen has pulled off an audacious stunt which saw him trick an audience into thinking they were about to watch Frankie Boyle. Not everyone was happy when he turned up instead, as he explains here.
Erich McElroy talks about the development of his show, which has ended up being the only one that suggests people should vote 'no' in the Scottish Referendum.
