James Mottram creeps up on Ghosts star Jim Howick and director Simon Hynd as this monster TV hit floats onto the big screen. Is the film purely for hardcore fans or can anyone join in the freaky fun?

My name is Olga Koch and my comedy hero is Julia Louis-Dreyfus. From the day I was born, I have never lived in a world where a groundbreaking and era-defining comedy television show starring ...

Four years since Kevin Bridges last graced the Hydro, his show’s title reflects the fact that so few comedians can make an arena seem as intimate as the Glaswegian. His relaxed openness and ...

The winners of The List Festival Awards have been announced, celebrating the wealth of creativity and talent across Art, Book, Film, Fringe and International festivals. Poet and winner of the Nan ...

The shortlists have been revealed for The List Festival Awards, shining a light on the fantastic range of creativity and talent in Art, Book, Film, Fringe and International festivals this summer.

Is Microsoft Excel funny? David Benaim thinks so. The maths savant and accountant turned YouTube tutor and stand-up has made it his business to combine tips and facts on managing spreadsheets with ...

The List Festival Awards 2026 will once again bring together artists, industry professionals and festival organisations for an afternoon celebrating the creativity and ambition that defines Edinburgh ...

As the audience enter The Mr Thing Show, there’s a button that says ‘DO NOT PRESS’. Maybe a little too intimidating for some but definitely not for others. Our emcee Tom Clarkson struts around, ...

What’s the point of anything? In a challenging hour, Guy Branum questions the meaning of life and, more specifically, his own existence as a fat (his word, which he tortuously forces an audience ...

The ultimate afternoon pick-me-up, Superbowl Salsa is a treat for the senses. Combining live renditions of famous Latin American songs with the history of salsa, bachata and reggaeton, plus the ...

Ever visited Cambourne, the identikit, Blair-era New Town? For Cecily Hitchcock, it’s where she spent her formative years. Like her birthplace, her debut show is a little safe and a little formulaic.

Nadia P Manzoor has made it abundantly clear that she doesn’t need a supporting cast or a room full of props to get her point across. Thirteen years after debuting internationally acclaimed one-woman, ...