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DECIDING what to see at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the Edinburgh International Festival and their various sibling festivals can be a daunting…

Alan Cumming did a gig for a cat, Tiff Stevenson was drowned out by samba and some performers even made a profit … fringe veterans reflect on their first time and how the festival has changed

Guy Masterson's psychological thriller runs until 23 July in London and from 3 to 29 August in Edinburgh

Dante Alighieri built his idea of hell as a colossal conical structure that opens up underneath Jerusalem and reaches the centre of the Earth. He makes his descent steadily, accompanied by Virgil. The further away from Jerusalem, the further away from God and goodness. A stone’s throw from Jerusalem, Iraq and what it represents in the American cultural portfolio is ravaged by conflict. A young soldier puts up a fight before he is honourably discharged. A cold-blooded killer who’s completely ...

The psychological thriller begins performances next month

COMEDY and club nights galore are on offer at the Brighton Fringe festival.

Buxton Fringe has reported a huge surge in entries with performers eager to tread the boards after two years of Covid disruption.

OLIVIER Award winner Guy Masterson will bring Dickens’ A Christmas Carol to life on the stage of Cardigan’s Theatr Mwldan on Saturday, November…

PATRICK MARMION: Whoevers idea it was to put these two Toms together should take a bow: it was a stroke of impertinent genius.

The comic piece dives behind-the-scenes on the set of the blockbuster