#edinburgh-festival

#edinburgh-festival

Ahir Shah's comedy special 'Ends' tackles serious themes including racism and immigration, underpinned by personal family stories.

The show receives critical acclaim despite its rough start, showcasing Shah's evolution as a comedian.

Comedy relies heavily on context; presenting jokes out of context diminishes their impact.

Frankie Monroe personifies the whimsical charm of working men's clubs while offering a unique and humorous take on competitive quizzes.

Joe Kent-Walters integrates cheeky humor and nostalgia into his performances, captivating audiences with his character, Frankie Monroe.

Protests erupted at the Edinburgh festival over proposed cuts to Scottish arts funding, igniting outcry from performers and industry leaders.

Jack Lowden, a Scottish actor, reflects on his advocacy for the arts amidst personal and professional achievements.