So sorry to hear Robin. Horrific that this is what you get for being kind and just and fair. I'll be sure to buy tickets when your touring down Dorset way, and for whatever you're doing at Ed Fringe next year.

Can't remember the last gag just in a trailer that made me belly laugh like that

People are saying White Lotus is dull, but I think that's only because they come expecting a mad twist, rather than pay attention to the character buildup. I think Sam Rockwell's monologue a few episodes ago could be shown in writing classes as an example of surprising the audience.

Is there a way of searching the Fringe listings by recently added, so I can go through only the shows that are being added today?

Lovely piece. I saw Tony's return to improv a few Fringes ago, one of the most chaotic, joyously freeing things I've ever witnessed, he was still so sharp and was a lovely bloke, happy to chat for almost half an hour afterwards about Peter's Friends. Must watch that again soon.

Sorry to hear that Simon, take care.

Never heard that before, great tune! All Alone on Christmas by Darlene Love and the E Street Band is my go to underrated Xmas classic. Hope you and Rachel have a lovely Christmas!

It reminded me so much of those brilliant BBC Chronicles of Narnia shows, which isn't surprising as it turns out the same bloke adapted Narnia and Box of Delights.

I don't think a 2 hr 40 minute film has ever felt so short, ebullient from beginning to end.

Sorry to hear that, I hope Rachel's OK.

Plemons is phenomenal too, especially with 'How can that be profitable for Frito Lay?', but it is unquestionably McAdams' finest hour.

'Oh no, he died!' is one of the best line deliveries in any film in the last decade.

I'm really only using Twitter to keep up to date with comedians and shows but even that will be moot once enough people migrate to this. For posting and engaging it's already so much nicer here.