The much-loved presenter said he has been enjoying the array of talent on show this year.
The beloved actor, comedian and chat show host took to Instagram to share his top picks from the festival so far, expressing that he's been wowed by the "amazing." talent on display this year.
The BBC star also tipped his hat to several other acts after spending an eventful few days in Scotland's capital, reports Edinburgh Live. "The sound Inside @traversetheatre, hugely enjoyable Cyrano also @traversetheatre, loved @emmafrancescasidi as Sue Gray, laughed like a drain @sophiedukebox."
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