 Picture: Phil Wilkinson Members of Shanghai Peking Opera Troupe, appearing at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre, popped into a local supermarket to top up on Irn-Bru this week. Read more  |  Picture: Jane Barlow A living Charlie Chaplin statue is prepared for the weather as he performs on Edinburgh’s High Street yesterday Read more |
 Greg Macvean Performers celebrate the rich cultural history of the Korean city of Gwangju in a colourful festival show at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre. |  Picture: Ange Devery ‘The Spaces Between’ showing at St George's West, sees Tom Dickins and Jen Kingwell of ‘The Jane Austen Argument’ weave an intimate web of stories and songs that veer between seduction, introspection, and bittersweet comedy while exploring the spaces within our lives. Read more |
 Picture: Phil Wilkinson Kristina Adrova does the splits from the heads of Sergey Dniprovskiy and Alikhan Alikhanov in a scene from the Moscow State Circus show at the Big Top, Ocean Terminal in Leith. Read more |  Picture: Jane Barlow The Mirazozo, a multi-coloured domed maze with illuminated seams that fill it with colour, opened in the Assembly George Square this week. It is one of a series of walk-in sculptures made by Architects of Air in Nottingham, as part of the Edinburgh Art Festival. Read more |
 Picture: Neil Hanna It's hardly unusual for stars of the stage and screen to be spotted out and about around Edinburgh during the Festival Fringe. But Hollywood's John Malkovich, being John Malkovich, went one step further - personally handing out flyers for his play, A Celebration of Harold Pinter, to astonished passers-by on the Royal Mile. Read more |  . Comedians Paul Sneddon and Willie Brannan swim alongside a shark during their dive at Deep Sea World in North Queensferry |
 Greg Macvean When Hairy met Bobby: The star of Fringe show Hairy Mclary & Friends snuggles up to Greyfriars Bobby yesterday. The adaptation of the children’s books is on at the Assembly George Square. Read more | |
