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Review: Night Bus (Edinburgh Fringe)
Linda Marlowe and Sarah-Louise Young star in a show exploring the secret lives of late night travellers
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Review: Neil Henry's Impossible (Edinburgh Fringe)
This magic show at the Pleasance Courtyard puts the audience in control of seemingly impossible tricks
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Review: Blind (Edinburgh Fringe)
UK Beatboxing champion Grace Savage gives a stellar performance in this touching one-woman show
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Review: Normal/Madness (Edinburgh Fringe)
Fiona Geddes presents a heartbreaking account of life living with mental health
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Blogs: Michael Coveney: Cumberbatch gets camera shy, searching for Sylvie
'Even in this festival cocoon, the talk is of Bendy's Hamlet and the absurd goings-on at the Barbican'
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Review: Pilgrim (Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh)
'As often in small-scale solo shows, the writing's better than the theatre of it all'
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Blogs: Matt Trueman's Edinburgh diary - Are small companies being crowded out?
'If you look around the Fringe this year, it's full of big organisations'
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Review: Edinburgh review: Nina Conti - In Your Face (Pleasance Theatre)
The comedienne returns to the Fringe with her unique take on ventriloquism
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Blogs: Pete Firman's Edinburgh Fringe Diary: 'Edinburgh audiences are the...
Now performing at his tenth consecutive Fringe, magician Pete Firman blogs about the past week at the UK's biggest performing arts festival
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Review: Edinburgh review: Lucy, Lucy and Lucy Barfield (Pleasance Courtyard)
A gem of a piece from Edinburgh about the real-life Lucy who inspired the little girl in CS Lewis' Narnia books
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Features: Top 10 immersive shows at the Edinburgh Festival
Ten shows we can't wait to get swallowed up by when the Festival opens this week
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Blogs: Tape Face: 'At the Edinburgh Fringe we're street rats and pirates'
Tape Face blogs about his experience as a street performer and cutting his (tape-covered) teeth on the Royal Mile
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Features: Watch Shon Dale Jones mount two Edinburgh shows in two hours
We follow the theatremaker around Edinburgh for an afternoon as he puts on two shows, one after the other
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Review: Edinburgh review: Jelly Beans (Pleasance Courtyard)
BU21 director Dan Pick takes his first full-length play to the Fringe
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Review: Edinburgh review: Offside (Pleasance Courtyard)
Sabrina Mahfouz and Hollie McNish's new play looks at the history of women's football
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