Baba Brinkman and Dr. Heather Berlin bring science and hip-hop together in Baba's second comedy show at this year's Fringe.

A dark yet eccentric display of sketches which could sully the purest of imaginations.

There are those who say that young people shouldn't review. I disagree.

A one-woman show tells the audience a story about the implications of a world in which technology can pre-empt our decisions based on our digital fingerprint.

The Wonderful Life is a routine made by and for geeks. A lover of geekery comes into his own as Lieven Scheire.

I went to see the Hampstead Murder Mystery at the behest of Jo. I'm glad she asked me to.

Will Durst's show is filled with original observations about the humorous aspects of the baby boomer generation's way of life.

On March 30th, BBC launched Generation 2015. We caught up with project lead and BBC producer, David Stenhouse, to find out more.

Think there aren't enough films that tackle serious female issues? The London Feminist Film Festival hopes to fix that. We caught up with festival director, Anna Read to find out more.

Transgender FIlmfestival London is a one day festival that shows a selection of films about the transgender community. We caught up with them for The Gender Issue to find out more...

Ellie Hart is a third year BA Drama, Applied Theatre and Education student at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Louise Ripley-Duggan talked to her about her recent placement at London's Young Vic Theatre.

16 year old Saadia Sajid is Head of the Public Affairs board at Newham Youth Council, Youth Ambassador for Model Westminster, Youth Voice Secretary for London at the British Youth Council, overseeing UKYP and has recently joined the Youth Branch of the Labour Party.