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?

The comedian celebrates the comic genius of a performer who has mastered every kind of funny ...

Four years since Kevin Bridges last graced the Hydro, his show’s title reflects the fact that so few comedians can make an ...

The National Mòd returns to Glasgow for its 134th outing, with the Royal Concert Hall playing host to the headline Gaelic solo and choral competitions, including The Gold Medal (Wednesday 14), The ...

My favourite comic could be Spike Milligan. I saw him on a school trip to see Treasure Island. Or perhaps Tommy Trinder, the music hall rival to Max Miller, and the first stand-up I saw. Or it could ...

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.

This succinct career survey of South African photographer Jillian Edelstein is so emotionally dominated by her coverage of the Truth And Reconciliation Commission in her country’s post-apartheid era ...

In the wonderful, welcoming Scottish Storytelling Centre, we travel back almost 3000 years for a retelling of Homer’s epic poem The Iliad (prequel to The Odyssey). Italian performers Paola Balbi and ...

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 ...

Shortbread has never seemed so sinister. ‘You can eat it,’ Charlotte Mclean growls at an audience member in the second row, as they gingerly fumble with the packet. We’re at a menacing approximation ...