Kirsty Wark and James Cook join Adam on stage at the Fringe.

Recommendations and the latest reviews from the Telegraph critics on the ground at Edinburgh International Festival and ...

Dr Neil's Garden is a hidden retreat located in the historic village of Duddingston in the east of Edinburgh, next to ...

I thought I’d seen it all. But this year’s Edinburgh Fringe is shaping up to be one of the strangest in history.

Rhys Darby's brings his stand-up routine back to the Edinburgh Fringe and proves, yet again, why he is a true legend of the ...

Henry Naylor doesn’t hold back in his latest Fringe offering, an entertaining monologue in which he examines The Sun ’s ...

Sadly, I’m not able to attend the Edinburgh Festivals this year due to family commitments and logistical hurdles. While not ...

The Famous Spiegeltent was granted planning permission on Wednesday, some 37 days after construction began – but councillors ...

Jaime Molina, a photographer for The New York Times, was out and about in Edinburgh to capture the atmosphere on the festival ...

Back then, McKnight explains, panto was problematic. The jokes were often sexist, racist and homophobic. Female characters were invisible, aside from the principal boys — when played by a woman — and ...

An experience of anti-English prejudice results in our diarist Jane Bradley feeling unwelcome in her own home town.

Access All’s Emma Tracey chats to three comedians taking to the stage at Edinburgh Festival Fringe this summer. Joe Tracini has been battling with borderline personality disorder (BPD) his whole life ...