麻豆社

Join Janice Forsyth live from the 麻豆社's Edinburgh Festivals venue at Potterrow.

Kathryn Joseph won the Scottish Album of the Year award earlier in the year - she performs live.

Director Annie Ryan and actor Aoife Duffin talk about their stage adaptation of Eimear McBride's novel A Girl Is A Half Formed Thing.

Luke Wright has two shows this year, poetry in Stay At Home Dandy, and his first theatre piece Songs I Learned From Johnny Bevan.

Jessie Cave tells Janice how she's gone from playing Lavender in Harry Potter to an established career as a stand-up comedian and cartoon artist, and Bridget Christie is back in Edinburgh with her tenth show, A Book For Her.

Leith-based songwriter Dean Owens performs some of his music inspired by Johnny Cash.

Circus is everywhere at this year's Fringe: critic Lucy Ribchester and performers Heather Holliday and Danik Abishev from Limbo talk about the rise of the acrobatic artform - and Heather demonstrates sword-swallowing live on stage.

Plus comedians Marcus Brigstocke and Phill Jupitus, who are each taking on three shows a day, and actor Alan Cox, Phill's co-star in the play Impossible, about the friendship between Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini.