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There is more than enough room for both International and Fringe festivals in Edinburgh in August - one brings massive audiences, the other essential international prestige
As the Art Festival develops into a force to be reckoned with, remember that we have another who is here all year and his collection deserves proper recognition
BO Burnham wrote his first joke in fifth grade, aged about 10. "It was, a teacher walks up to a student and says hey, how do you spell calculator? He goes C-A-L, see you later. That's when I peaked."
If you're looking for a complete spectrum of Scottish songwriting, look no further than Ilka Joy and Treasure.
How many shows at the Fringe are you involved with this year?
Tom McCarthy’s third novel, C, is an archaeology of literature, vividly stratified and stuffed with curious artefacts. It’s also on the longlist for the Man Booker prize. Interview by Lee Randall
It’s 47 years since Tony Tanner was last in town for the Fringe. So, has he been up to anything much? asks Kate Copstick
Tom Wrigglesworth tried to write his new show while still touring his old one. No wonder he pulled his hair out, he tells Kate Copstick
Flamenco guitar master Paco Peña is back in Edinburgh next week with a new show about the consequences of crossing borders.
Catherine O’Flynn’s love affair with her hometown of Birmingham’s landscape, emotional and architectural, shows no sign of diminishing in hernewnovel, discovers Susan Mansfield
