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Plus an Edinburgh poetry festival, Sam Ainsley’s first solo exhibition in Glasgow in 30 years and the chance to book Hamilton tickets

I have always been fascinated by artists who bounce between tonal extremes when performing, particularly the ones who serve their songs sad and their stagecraft salty. Adele, for example, fills the space between each plushily upholstered soul-baring ballad by transforming into a saucy end-of-pier variety act, coo-cooing at the crowd and cursing like a squaddie.

The industry-only event at Edinburgh Fringe celebrates the festival, and gives actors, producers, critics, celebrities, and more a chance to sample some shows.

Override the access levels of your Lab Keycard in Resident Evil 4.

Last month, we celebrated 200 issues of The Skinny with a blow-out party at Summerhall – here's a recap of what went down

"My hell, my rules" – Pussy Riot's new tour is a galvanising memoir of life before, during, and after their time in Russian prison.

Have you ever seen a show performed in an upside-down cow?

The Great Eastern brings a wealth of artists to Edinburgh this weekend, Figures of Speech take us on a journey through Scottish literature and Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Dundee kicks off degree show season.

A night of storytelling and uncontained joy from three of Canada’s most exciting alternative artists headed by Andy Shauf – the kind of show that sticks with you for a long time