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Festival coverage continues from George Heriot's School in Edinburgh with all the sequined glamour of the Eurovision Song Contest, brought to you by parodying Eurobeat.
Angus Deayton, Helen Atkinson, Michael Fenton Stevens and Philip Pope are back at the Fringe after 27 years as they revive their award winning Radio Active.
Boy meets girl to the soundtrack of New Zealand's most iconic songs in Daffodils.
Comedian Rob Drummond's show In Fidelity invites the audience to take part in a blind date, on-stage in front of an audience. Are you brave enough?
The cast of Glasgow Girls joins director Cora Bissett and writer David Greig to discuss and perform some of the show's songs.
Sydney stand-up Rhys Nicholson gives us a flavour of his show Bona Fide.
Local songwriter Hugh Kelly is aiming to play as many gigs as possible during the Fringe, so we thought we'd add one to his tally and invited him onto this show.
Anne Ellis reviews two somewhat surreal festival events for us: the Altered Images exhibition at the Royal Scottish Academy and The Hogswallops from Lost In Translation Circus.
Actor and comedian, Katy Brand discusses her Fringe show, I Was A Teenage Christian.