Cold Feet in new slot to avoid clashing with Poldark

The popular drama starts next month but bosses are keen to ensure they're not locked in a ratings war.

Q and A with comedian Tiff Stevenson

Interview with Tiff Stevenson.

Fringe: The weird, the whacky, and the wonderful

An aubergine, a naked magician and Jesus Christ on a BMX stroll into a bar ... is this the start of a strange joke? Well, yeah, but it is also some of the performers you might find at The Last Drop bar in Edinburgh after a day's work at this year's Fringe.

Bridget Christie on laughing in the face of Brexit

All changed, changed utterly. The show that comedian Bridget Christie is performing in Edinburgh this month isn't the show she had planned. That was called Mortal and it was about just that: mortality. But then Britain - or rather large parts of England and Wales (but not London, where she lives) - decided to vote to leave the European Union. We now live in another country. And how can you ignore that, she says?

Andrea Hubert: Edinburgh Fringe 2016 interview

Andrea Hubert's Fringe show promises to be a surprisingly uplifting debut hour of medication, night sweats, stoned teenage philosophy and how putting on socks is life's most challenging and meaningless endeavour.

Interview with Zoe Lyons

In the run up to Voice's latest coverage of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, we have dozens of interviews with performers like comedian Zoe Lyons, who we'll be seeing up there.

Interview with Juliette Burton

n the run up to Voice's latest coverage of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, we have dozens of interviews with performers like the award winning writer, actress and comedian Juliette Burton, who we'll be seeing up there.

Interview with Jess Robinson

In the run up to Voice's latest coverage of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, we have dozens of interviews with performers like singer and impressionist Jess Robinson, who we'll be seeing up there.

Interview with Johnny Cochrane

In the run up to Voice's latest coverage of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, we have dozens of interviews with performers like presenter and comedian Johnny Cochrane, who we'll be seeing up there.

Pleasance Opening Gala showcases its variety

Blue smoke and green lights pervade the stage area as the seats fill up for The Pleasance Opening Gala. The lights quickly dim and the first act is up.

Daphne: Edinburgh Fringe 2016 interview

Sketch trio Daphne return to the Fringe after picking up a best newcomer nomination in 2015.

Podcast: Who is Wendy Wason?

Wendy Wason is a lot of things - and according to a head-hunter friend, the skills she's learned being a parent of three could easily equip her to be a CEO of a major company. Fortunately for us, she's sticking with comedy.

Podcast: Baby Wants Candy

The American group are bringing two shows to this year's Edinburgh Fringe. Their flagship improv Baby Wants Candy show and Thrones! The Musical. Al Samuels explains more. Plus - two original songs from their Thrones show.

Five fast Fringe questions with...Suzanna Hughes

With over 3000 shows at the world's biggest arts festival, here at The Reviews Hub, we want to make the job of choosing your Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows that little bit easier. So here's Suzanna Hughes, Sybil in Faulty Towers The Dining Experience answering our annual Five Fast Fringe Questions.

Rarely asked questions - Elliot Steel

Am I getting older or are the comedians getting younger? Probably both I guess. When I was first impressed by Elliot Steel a couple of years ago he was doing autobiographical gags about underage drinking. That's how young he is. Since then he has become old enough to vote and become a sharper, more mature comedian while still retaining that mischievous scalliwag streak. It's probably no surprise he is so skilful, his father is seasoned stand-up Mark Steel, so in a way he is going into the family business. Did he inherit the talent or was he taught it? Never mind the nature/nurture bollocks, he's funny and that's what matters.

Did you hear the one about the 'ugly' disabled singer?

Comedian Mike Ward's joke about the boy who sang for the pope might not be funny, but is that any reason to fine him $42,000?

Ellie Taylor: Edinburgh Fringe 2016 interview

Ellie Taylor gives her take on monogamy in her Edinburgh Fringe show.

Seven questions with... Ben Hanlin

Birmingham-born magician Ben Hanlin is the writer and presenter of ITV2's Tricked, which will air its third series later this year, as well as having worked as a presenter for CBBC. He has also recently been preparing his debut show, Trickhead, to take to this year's Edinburgh Festival, utilising his keen eye for performance detail and cheeky-chappy demeanour.

Setting up with Mr Twonkey - video

The Mumble caught up with Paul Vickers, AKA Mr Twonkey, as he set up for his Mumbo Jumbo Hotel show at the Edinburgh Fringe, 2016.

Fringe Q&As: Darren Walsh

Darren Walsh on his new show S'pun.

Interview: Juliette Burton - Decision Time

Juliette Burton interview.

Interview: Glenn Moore - Glengarry Glen Glenn

Glenn Moore interview.

Interview: Chris Stokes - The Man Delusion

Chris Stokes interview.

Interview: Norris & Parker

Norris & Parker interview.

Interview: Kate Lucas

Kate Lucas interview.

Interview: Johnny Cochrane - Appeal

Johnny Cochrane interview.

Interview: Laurence Clark - Independance

Laurence Clark interview.

Interview: Nish Kumar

Nish Kumar interview.

Interview: Lucie Pohl - Apohlcalypse Now!

Lucie Pohl interview.

Interview: Sam Pressdee - Sextremist

Sam Pressdee interview.

Emma Sidi picks her Perfect Playlist

'The sexiest dictionary definition of live comedy'

Ed Gamble's most memorable shows

"I saw Louis CK, Chris Rock and Marc Maron all at one club gig.

Luke Courtier: guide to lunch on the hoof in Edinburgh

Luke Courtier's show is called Lunch. It's a "high-octane series of musical comedy vignettes asking that vital question: well what is it that really happens at Lunch, narratively speaking?" Good question.

Paul F Taylor Q&A - Edinburgh Fringe 2016

Paul F Taylor interview.

Lenska's 'joy' at Fringe show role

Small-screen siren Rula Lenska has spoken of the "privilege" of being asked to perform at the Edinburgh Fringe in an industry that under-represents older women.

Political comedy isn't dead

Serious issues are back on the stand-up agenda. Here are the Fringe's hottest topics.

Comedy awards boss calls for more Fringe coverage

Edinburgh Comedy Awards producer Nica Burns has called on newspaper editors to support the arts, as in-depth coverage of the Fringe shrinks.

Fringe Q&As: Ever Mainard

Ever Mainard talks about her debut stand up show, Let Me Be Your Main Man.

A gala for mental health

Returning to the Fringe for a second year, the Mental Health Foundation's gala aims to raise funds and awareness among festival audiences.

Surviving the Fringe: 3. Eat Happy

In the third in our series in which junior doctors who are also comedians give tips on surviving the gruelling Edinburgh Fringe, doctor Kwame Asante shares his top three diet recommendations.

Alison Thea-Skot: Edinburgh Fringe 2016 interview

Alison Thea-Skot probably has the best show title at this year's Edinburgh Fringe with It's Thea-Skot in Here (So Take Off All Your Clothes).

Fringe Q&As: Jake Yapp on the whole idea of uniqueness

Jake Yapp talks about his new stand up show, One In A Million.

Fringe Q&As: Elliot Steel

Elliot Steel talks about his new show, Netflix 'n' Steel.

Fringe Q&As: Tom Ward

Tom Ward's talks about his debut stand up show, Sex, Snails & Cassette Tapes.

Fringe Q&As: Peter White

Peter White talks about his debut show, Straight White Male.

Fringe Q&As: Norris & Parker

Norris & Parker's talk about their new comedy show, See You At The Gallows.

Fringe Q&As: Masud Milas

Masud Milas talks about his debut stand up show, Routes.

Fringe Q&As: Lynne Jassem

Lynne Jassem talks about her debut show, From Como to Homo.

Fringe Q&As: Lucie Pohl

Lucie Pohl's talks about her new show, Apohlcalypse Now!

Fringe Q&As: Jess Robinson

Jess Robinson talks about her new show, Impressive.

Fringe Q&As: Glenn Moore

Glenn Moore makes his solo Fringe debut with his show, Glenn Moore: Glengarry Glen Glenn.

Fringe Q&As: Anna Morris

Anna Morris talks about her new show, It's Got To Be Perfect.

Fringe Q&As: Sophie Willan

Sophie Willan on her debut show, On Record.

Fringe Q&As: Samantha Pressdee

Samantha Pressdee talks abotu her new stand up show, Sextremist.

Fringe Q&As: Johnny Cochrane

Johnny Cochrane taks about his debut show, Appeal.

Fringe Q&As: Chris Stokes

Chris Stokes talks about his new stand up show, The Man Delusion.

Fringe Q&As: Stuart Mitchell

Stuart Mitchell talks about his debut show, Dealt A Bad Hand.

Fringe Q&As: Laurence Clark

Laurence Clark talks about his new comedy show, Independence.

Fringe Q&As: Helen Duff

Helen Duff's talks about her new show Come With Me.

Five fast Fringe questions with...Bob Kingdom

With over 3000 shows at the world's biggest arts festival, here at The Reviews Hub, we want to make the job of choosing your Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows that little bit easier. So here's Bob Kingdom answering our annual Five Fast Fringe Questions.

Five fast Fringe questions with...Intergalactic Nemesis

With over 3000 shows at the world's biggest arts festival, here at The Reviews Hub, we want to make the job of choosing your Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows that little bit easier. So here's Intergalactic Nemesis answering our annual Five Fast Fringe Questions.

Five fast Fringe questions with...with Gideon Irving

With over 3000 shows at the world's biggest arts festival, here at The Reviews Hub, we want to make the job of choosing your Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows that little bit easier. So here's Gideon Irving answering our annual Five Fast Fringe Questions.

Five fast Fringe questions with...Sh

With over 3000 shows at the world's biggest arts festival, here at The Reviews Hub, we want to make the job of choosing your Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows that little bit easier. So here's Sh

Five fast Fringe questions with...Des Bishop

With over 3000 shows at the world's biggest arts festival, here at The Reviews Hub, we want to make the job of choosing your Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows that little bit easier. So here's Des Bishop answering our annual Five Fast Fringe Questions.

Five fast Fringe questions with...Rory O'Hanlon

With over 3000 shows at the world's biggest arts festival, here at The Reviews Hub, we want to make the job of choosing your Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows that little bit easier. So here's Rory O'Hanlon answering our annual Five Fast Fringe Questions.

Five fast Fringe questions with...Tom Sandham

With over 3000 shows at the world's biggest arts festival, here at The Reviews Hub, we want to make the job of choosing your Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows that little bit easier. So here's Tom Sandham from Thinking Drinkers answering our annual Five Fast Fringe Questions.

Interview: Tiff Stevenson - Seven

Tiff Stevenson interview.

Interview: Puddles Pity Party - Let's Go

Puddles Pity Party interview.

+3 interview: Banging Fun Stuff

"I love wandering around and taking a punt on something I wouldn't normally see. That's the joy of Edinburgh!"

+3 Interview: The Club

"A torrent of bad language and comedic hedonism."

Photo shoot: Njambi McGrath

The brilliant Njambi McGrath is back at the Fringe with her show 1 Last Dance With My Father. We're going to chat to her about it all in a future edition of Three Weeks. So we ought to get some photos taken...

Brian Rix fights for right to end his life

Actor Lord Rix has revealed that terminal illness has left him in constant pain, bed-ridden and unable to sleep.

The 92-year-old said he is stricken "like a beached whale" and now longs for the right to end his life.

Interview: Rarely Asked Questions - Elliot Steel

t's probably no surprise he is so skillful, his father is seasoned stand-up Mark Steel, so in a way he is going into the family business. Did he inherit the talent, did he learn it or was he taught it?