Michael Cox reviews more Summerhall productions: Puellae, The List, How a Man Crumbled, Red Like Our Room Used to Feel, BUZZCUT and Puppet-The Book of Splendour.
Jo Turbitt reviews part of Dance Base's programme, along with Boris & Sergey's Vaudevillian Adventure.
Michael Cox reviews Detention, The Dead Memory House, Mother Tongue, Richard DeDomenici--Popaganda, Louise Orwin--Humiliation Piece and The Pain of Desire all showing at Summerhall.
Michael Cox reviews All That is Wrong, Bullet Catch, Angels, Mess and Blink all showing at the Traverse Two.
Kirbie McShiz's first fringe show of 2012 doesn't quite go as well as hoped.
Michael Cox reviews the Tron's Stones in his Pockets.
Jo Turbitt is enchanted by her first day at the food event.
Rebecca Paul takes in two entirely different films taking a comedic look at societal behaviour.
Michael Gillespie finds a few gems at the film festival while fighting a hangover and taking a few leaps of faith.
Becky Paul's first time at the film festival is a mixed bag. She reviews V/H/S, Jackpot and Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie.
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