Leading stand up comedian, Jo Caulfield, is sharing her Edinburgh Fringe Diary with readers of On the Mic. The weekly column follows the twists and turns of a comedian’s Fringe journey – and tells you what she really thinks! 19th August – Part 3 – The Good, the Bad and the Unexpected 11th August […]
After a quarter-century, the cowboy has earned the right to lower his arms. The original backdrop to the Stand Comedy Club in Edinburgh, was sold tonight for £7,500. The highest bidder was Scottish comedian and whisky expert, Alan Anderson, who just outbid fellow Scottish comic, Daniel Sloss. Replacing the cowboy is a new piece by […]
Comedy legend, Arthur Smith, conducted his traditional walking tour of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile last night. A gathering met at Edinburgh Castle at 2am and walked down the mile, tasked with telling drunk revellers, “we love you” along the way. The event was good natured and passed without incident. One famous walk that was considerably more […]
Edinburgh’s newest festival will put deaf performers and audiences centre stage Leaders from the arts, business, charity and politics have welcomed the new Edinburgh Deaf Festival. Unique in Scotland and the rest of the UK, the performing arts festival, which runs from 12 – 19 August, will be a celebration of deaf culture, language and […]
TikTok becomes first Virtual Stage Partner of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe TikTok and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society have announced an exclusive new partnership that will see the entertainment platform become the first Official Virtual Stage to the world’s premier performing arts festival. In celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the […]
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Tom Ward: Anthem “‘Celebrity’ has pretty horrible connotations to me – idiots who just want to be gazed at for nothing in particular. Fame I feel more able to handle now. My ego isn’t the preening, easily engorged wanker it used to be.” Full Interview Tom is appearing at the 2022 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.