Edinburgh Festival

We're live from The Dome for the next month bringing you unrivalled coverage of the Edinburgh Festivals. We say ‘Happy 70th Birthday!’ to the Fringe and learn why the Spirit of ‘47 is alive at the International.

Today David and Jennifer are joined by mind-reader Colin Cloud. There are flying violins and speed skating ballerinos! Plus, the team explore the history of the festival's newest venue, St Cecilia's hall.

Jennifer and David are joined by legendary comic Reginald D Hunter from The Dome garden. Plus a sneak peak at the magic light garden at St Andrews Square.

It's the return of Whose Line is it Anyway at the Fringe - we're joined by Clive Anderson and Greg Proops. Plus, we have a preview of the amazing Humans by Circa.

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The voice of Love Island, Iain Stirling is with us. We’ve also got Parisian nightlife, Australian dancers and the Queen of the Fringe herself!

Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh joins David and Jennifer to talk about bringing his 'dark comic pop opera' Creatives to the Edinburgh Fringe.

Zara and David present the best of the Festival and Fringe live. Today Jason Byrne, Shappi Khorsandi, Lucy Porter, some spectacular facial hair and singing from Choir of Man, and St Andrews Pipe Band.

Jamie Morton on 'My Dad Wrote a Porno', comedians Patrick Monahan and Simon Evans, Kid Dub, and much much more in tonight's roundup from the Festival live.

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We've got great chat from top comedian Jason Manford and father-and-son duo, Mark and Elliot Steel. Plus, we've also got a bit of magic for you in the form of Ben Hart.

Jennifer Reoch and David Farrell round up coverage of the world's biggest arts festival. Featuring interviews with Jason Byrne, Irvine Welsh, a reporter in a rickshaw and music from Choir of Man.

Tonight we chat to a block of foam named Bruce on Edinuburgh's Royal Mile. Plus, comics Katy Brand and Tiff Stevenson talk about their 'teatime' brand of comedy.

Today we’re chatting to Fringe favourite Craig Hill and from Scotland to Wales we meet Kai Humphries to tell us about his 'literally' life saving boxing comedy charity.

Tonight on Edinburgh Festival 2017 Live, David and Jenifer are joined by Dead Ringers impressionist Jan Ravens and the much loved children's author, Julia Donaldson writer of The Gruffalo!

We've got beatboxing, comedy improvising, freestyle rapping, Maori singing, a drag supergroup on a one-stop world tour, rock 'n' roll, and the First Hippo on the Moon!

Jennifer Reoch and David Farrell round up coverage of the world's biggest arts festival. Featuring chats with comedians Jason Manford and Katy Brand, drag icon Courtney Act and acrobats from China Goes Pop.

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