Noah Price reports back from his trip to the Edinburgh Fringe. Shows from the likes of Daliso Chaponda, Holly Stars and SJ Wyatt kept him distracted from the pains of staying in a tent.
To really get the best out of the Edinburgh Fringe, it's best to mix it up a bit, break up the stand-up with some weirder or worthier stuff; after all, comedy here comes in many sizes.
What a fantastic festival it has been this year! Very few duds, everyone thriving. Bobby relishes another day out and about in the city centre. War! Gunmen! Nutters!
Rachel Fairburn kills and will kill again. Seymour Mace is a legacy daftie. Human Rights lawyer Sid Singh offers a rebuttal to a Fringe hit from last year.
Louise Marwood played Chrissie White in Emmerdale for a number of years, but now she's at the Edinburgh Festival playing a life coach called Rita Lynn. Let's find out how Louise's festival is going.
Ugly? Poor? Does your life suck ass? Or do you just think it does?! Learn how to manifest a better life by joining character comic Erin Farrington in her Edinburgh Fringe show.
We spoke to creator and performer Mark Down about The Sex Lives of Puppets, why he thinks it could be an aphrodisiac and how he wants the audience to feel after watching puppets bang on about banging for an hour.
We caught up with Riki to ask her about the personal topic she covers in her Fringe show, what British TV she's watching and why she doesn't want her child to Google her name.
