Just A Gigolo: Review
The real life inspiration behind the writing of Lady Chatterley’s is put under the microscope in this one man show starring Maurice Roeves
Tam O’Shanter: Review
Gerry Mulgrew’s take on the Bard’s epic poem for Communicado is devilishly entertaining
An Evening With David Hasselhoff Live: Review
The Hoff makes his Fringe debut with an amusing, and bemusing, one man show full of cheery, cheesy kitsch
Alasdair Gray and Professors Higgs and Close at the Edinburgh International
The term genius is often overused but it is one Scottish writer and artist Alasdair Gray has truly earned.
Michael Palin and Danny Wallace at Edinburgh Book Festival
The well travelled funny men were both in town, not for their comedy talents but for their literary skills. Elaine Downs went along to check them out.
Vladimir McTavish and Keir McAllister Look at the State of Scotland: Review
Scottish comics’ take on the nation’s politics, culture and psyche offers up plenty of food for thought
Jigsy: starring Les Dennis
Les Dennis excels in a telling comedy about a fading old Northern comic
I, Tommy: the life of Tommy Sheridan
The life and good times of Tommy Sheridan become a very funny new play at the Edinburgh Fringe
