Saskia Calliste Voice Team

There’s a lot to like about Eme Essien…

Dedicated to her recently passed supporting act, confidant and straight talking best friend, Phil, Hot Mess is anything but.

If you can only see one monologue this fringe, make it this one. 

Well done for not talking about your vagina, Alison.

'Autopilot' by Olivier nominated writer Ben Norris kicks off Edinburgh fringe with a thought-provoking play and a new couple to ship. 

"My show feels like my birthday party. It’s all my favourite ways of being myself and having fun on stage, and I wear a fuzzy boa! I sing, clown, flirt, and guarantee to solve all your problems by the time you leave."

"I was always told I was funny but had no idea it could be a career. The idea of making a living off of jokes was very intriguing to me."

"There’s been a three-year creative backlog within my loins which I can’t wait to release. That sounds more sinister than enticing, doesn’t it?"

Gabby Killick is bringing her show GAME OF THONGS to Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Gabby talks to us about her love for Britney, what she’d be doing if she wasn’t a comedian, and offers some great advice to future comedians.

Childline, the counselling service run by the NSPCC, has released new data showing an increase in the number of young people with concerns about eating and body image.

Actor and writer Kait Warner talks to us about her show Take it away, Cheryl, stealing the limelight at her sister's birth and very cautiously letting you know where you can see her perform this August at Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Service Head of Childline Alex Gray has some advice for young people on gender and sexual identity. And we hear from Andreena about her coming out journey.