Alan Davies: Think Ahead is on tour until 22 October; reviewed at King’s Theatre, as part of Glasgow International Comedy Festival; picture: Steve Ullathorne.

A potentially awkward gig this, as a drastically undersold Dru Cripps invited his modest audience to sit directly around him. But if the loop station-deploying, improvising musical clown was feeling a ...

With Sue Perkins returning to stand-up for the first time in a good few years as a borderline national treasure, you might expect an evening of droll anecdotes about The Great British Bake Off and ...

The deserving recipient of BAFTA’s Rising Star Award last year, David Jonsson has impressed in the likes of Rye Lane, Alien: Romulus and The Long Walk alongside TV’s Industry. He shows more evidence ...

Next time the little blue wave emoji pops up on your screen, it’s worth taking a moment to ponder its origins and how it could possibly have come to inspire an opera. In a sense, it’s not the wave ...

The Edinburgh Charity Fashion Show has teased details of its event taking place at Ps & Gs Church on Friday 27 March. Tickets for the show will go on sale at 6pm on Thursday 5 February, with all ...

Gorillaz’ ninth studio album begins in Varanasi, a sacred northern Indian city synonymous with mortality, frequented by one million Hindu pilgrims each year. It is here, by the banks of the Ganges, ...

Much of Rob Beckett’s material since hitting the mainstream has revolved around him being a working-class boy from Bromley. But now, at 40, he’s not ashamed to admit he’s doing rather well. A regular ...

January is the time for bookmarking more events than any human being could hope to attend in one lifetime, let alone a single year. And yet there you are, creating a spreadsheet of every gig and live ...

As first major acting roles go, co-starring in a beloved double act’s return to television and contributing to the writers’ room for Mitchell And Webb Are Not Helping, might be considered a baptism of ...

Co-founding Leith Kino, arguably Edinburgh’s hippest community cinema venture, has been only one achievement for this fixture of Edinburgh’s creative scene. They’ve also continued doing fine work with ...

When the Filmhouse shut its doors two years ago, panic ran through the UK cinemagoing community. Was this a sign that Scotland had fallen out of love with film? Critic, writer and curator Anna ...