The Edinburgh Show

Janice Forsyth and Grant Stott co-host the last of the 2019 festival specials, featuring a selection of the finest entertainment on offer at the world’s greatest festival of the arts.

Grant Stott presents more music, chat and comedy from the BBC’s own venue at the heart of the Edinburgh Festival, including Edwyn Collins and Anais Mitchell.

Janice Forsyth is back in Edinburgh to host highlights from the festival, showcasing the best performances and entertainment from around the world.

Grant Stott introduces more highlights from this year's festival, including Friendsical, a new musical inspired by Friends, the sitcom that never went away.

Still Game's Sanjeev Kohli brings his hit Radio 4 sitcom Fags, Mags and Bags to the stage, and the musical Cruel Intentions plunders the 90s jukebox to soundtrack the cult hit movie.

There's music to spice up your life from Wannabe: The Spice Girls Show, while Arabella Weir, star of Two Doors Down and The Fast Show, unveils her confessional show Does My Mum Loom Big In This?

Billions star Dan Soder discusses his Fringe debut and impressionist Phil Cornwell charts his journey from Spitting Image and Dead Ringers to his new Edinburgh show Alackadaddy.

Comic legend Frank Skinner, rising Australian stand-up Brodi Snook and Love Island’s own Iain Stirling talk comedy.

Craig Ferguson previews his first UK live show for 25 years, stand-up Fern Brady talks about her show Power and Chaos, and 'Pub Landlord' Al Murray takes up the sticks to play drums with his band.