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Comedy Review: Jon Ronson--An Evening of Public Shaming (****)

Lorna Irvine reviews an impressive performance with a strong moral core.

Comedy Review: Simon Amstell--To Be Free (****)

Lorna Irvine reviews 'an oddball delight' followed by a 'thoughtful, hilarious and poignant' headliner.

Theatre/Comedy Review: Hero Worship (****)

Lorna Irvine reviews production 'delivered with chutzpah and clear-eyed pathos'.

Theatre/Comedy Review: Love 2.0 (***)

Lorna Irvine reviews 'a fine, fun, fizzy' look at modern love.

Book Review: Jon Ronson--So You've Been Puclicly Shamed

Lorna Irvine reviews 'a timely, satirical read'.

We Can Be Heroes

Lorna Irvine speaks with Kenny Boyle about Hero Worship.

Well Crafted Filth: Craig Hill--Give Him An Inch (****)

Lorna Irvine reviews the Scottish comedian's latest tour.

John Waters: I Love that Dirty Waters

Lorna Irvine reports on a Glasgay! one-night stand by the infamous provocateur.

Across the Festival: Referendum productions

Michael Cox reviews All Back to Bowie's and The Pure, the Dead and the Brilliant.

Comedy Review: Andy Zaltzman Satirist for Hire (****)

Michael Cox reviews the acclaimed comics most recent tour.

Festival Review: Sex with Animals (*****)

Lorna Irvine reviews a 'taboo tickler' hit on the Fringe.

Across the Festival: August 7--Zoo & Pleasance

Michael Cox reviews Matt Forde--24 Hour Political Party People, Sophie Willan--Novice Detective, Broke, Light and Morgan & West--Parlour Tricks.

Across the Festival: August 2--Pleasance Courtyard

Michael Cox reviews The Cat in the Hat, The Complete History of Comedy--abridged, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Red Bastard.

Happy Birthday Glasgay--20 years young!

Missy Lorelei takes a cheeky look at some of the acclaimed festival's highlights for this year.

Across the Festivals: Roll It in Sequins and Four Screws Loose

Lorna Irvine reviews two up-and-coming comedy acts.

Across the Festival: Reviews

Michael Cox reviews a collection of Fringe shows.

Across the Festivals: The Weegies Have Stolen the One O'Clock Gun

Jason Henderson is amused but underwhelmed by the Fringe comedy show.

Across the Festivals: Verbal Diary

Jason Henderson is lightly amused but disappointed by Phil Kay's latest Fringe show.

Across the Festivals: Monkey Poet

Jason Henderson finds much to like in this comedic poetry mix.

Festival Review: The Edinburgh Revue: Sketch Show

Jason Henderson is unamused, no matter the cast's energy levels.

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