Edinburgh Festival

Hare sex. Graphic, detailed hare sex. And we're not just talking hare on hare here - that's right it's fan favourite, bestiality.

Huge Davies captivates in his highly anticipated debut show. He is deadpan, intense and utterly hilarious.

a?oeYou misinterpret everything. Even the silence.a?? How's that for a bloody line?!

For a Fringe debut, it is hard to land on your feet as assuredly as Only Fools has done. This is certain to be a more permanent fixture of the Edinburgh Fringe as part of an already hugely successful programme from Interactive Theatre International.

Beach Body Ready is an empowering, celebratory piece of theatre, combating body shaming and delving into weight pressures.

A family reunion to celebrate their late mother's birthday, unearths the truth surrounding the siblings' feelings of their past and hopes for the future.

Questing Time is one of a number of Fringe shows turning geeky interests into live performances.  Based around the format of a Dungeons & Dragons game, each show features a rotating trio of Fringe comedians attempting to muddle their way through a fantasy adventure role-playing game.

The show is more of a natural extension of The Corries rather than just a tribute to the band, as the songs and stories are always evolving. From the song collections of Robert Burns and Sir Walter Scott to the much more modern Green Fields of France, The Sorries' setlist cannot fail to impress.

In Character Building Experience, Sasha Ellen serves as game master, compering the show with a light touch and leading a trio of players and an audience through a flexible fantasy story. 

In the ultimate manifestation of playing devil's advocate, Chris Betts vs the Audience pits the Canadian comic against his own punters, having him take up a contrary position on whatever idea they put forward, be it serious or silly. 

Get a first look at Frances Barber returning to the legendary role of Billie Trix in the world premiere tonight of MUSIK by Pet Shop Boys and Jonathan Harvey at Assembly Bijou at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Inspired by the famous Orson Welles radio production of the classic novel depicting Martian tripods invading Earth, this production from physical theatre company Rhum and Clay takes a wider scope than simply retelling the seminal sci-fi story. 

Kid and Boss are bored, have been bored, but now they're on an adventure together, high on the adrenaline of a successful art heist conducted on Kelvingrove Museum.

In 2016, someone threw a burger at performance artist Travis Alabanza. No one did anything.

I thought it important to confirm that there is absolutely no pissing at any point during Guy's set. Sorry if that's what you came to see.

Climate change is a hot topic at the moment, and potential future water shortages provide rich material for Urinetown, a metatheatrical dark comedy musical.

Dreamgun's Film Reads rewrites films scripts for comic effect

Celebrating 50 years from Armstrong and Aldrin's small steps on to our lunar neighbour, Apollo 11 is a new play focusing on the responses to the moon landing of ordinary people.

In a show that is clearly inspired by the success of the modern trendsetters, splashed with its own unique style, Choir of Man is an immersive vocal knees-up not to be missed. 

Nick Helm's Phoenix from the Flames is an electric blend of comedy and musical performance. His show is verging on riotous, but surprisingly uplifting.

Super Sunday is a circus show by Race Horse Company, known for their uncompromising contemporary vision.

A one woman play telling the story of Clementine Hozier's life with Winston Churchill.

Peracals Productions presents writer Benjamin Alborough's Cream Tea and Incest in a revival, featuring an all-female cast of four in a Jeevesian tale.

A once-glamorous Scottish hotel is being sold to Donald Trump. Eccentric staff and celebrity guests conspire to prevent the sale. But first, if they are to succeed, a menacing mystery must be investigated

Do you ever worry about how a comedian is doing? Maria Shehata's 2017 Edfringe show finished with an uncertain future for a relationship she had moved across the world for, so I wanted to check in and see how things were going for her.