Edinburgh Festival: Four to see
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Imposing motormouth comedian makes a long-awaited return to Edinburgh after four years.
Starr Tent, 9.25pm
Slava Polunin
Russia's - if not the world's - pre-eminent clown creates an arctic blizzard in the Music Hall.
Assembly, 4.45pm
Annabel Giles
Quick-witted ex-weather woman explains the secrets of television. Be prepared to take part.
Pleasance, 6.45pm
John Otway
Last chance to see one of rock 'n' roll's great failures strut his stuff on the Fringe. Marvellously comic.
Gilded Balloon, 10.45pm
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