Edinburgh Fringe
The biggest arts festival in the world.
A video backdrop shows Shôn Dale-Jones retrieving props from a storage locker, or is it his alter-ego Hugh
Two settings for the two different parts of tonight’s performance.
Helen White’s talk at the Sacred Arts Festival had been much awaited – the complications of Covid having pr
What happens when you grow up on a steady diet of Sex and The City and watch Carrie retur
Everyone probably knows about the scandalous marriage between Wallis Simpson and King Edward VIII.
An eye-opening talk and tour on the rightly acclaimed Phoebe Traquair murals.
Sami Ibrahim’s compelling fable on the British asylum system paints a fantasy island where
Shockingly unique in form, Work.txt at Summerhall is an inventive creation of user-generated theatre.
Collected and soft spoken Bilal is back at the Edinburgh Fringe with his latest hour of stand up: Care, all
Capturing the essence of venturing around an antique store, Unwanted Objects by duo David Head and Matt Glo
Set under the high vaulted ceiling of the ornate Playfair Library, The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart is
“The journey, not the arrival matters.” T. S. Eliot
A recital that was more than just a concert – a real triumph for the Sacred Arts Festival, this performance
If you've ever been even mildly curious about what a lifetime of undiagnosed and untreated ADHD looks like,
“You’re call is very important to us, please continue to hold”.
The first rule of Sad Girls Club is to talk about Sad Girls Club.
We begin with an ending of sorts as the narrator introduces Chapter one, “The End of Rachel”.
Alice Brine's Brinestorm is an hour of the most hyperactive/inattentive ADHD chaos you could envis
Ruckus: ‘a row or commotion; a noisy fight or disturbance; a state or
Faulty Towers The Dining Experience needs to come with a warning - there is a VERY good chance you will lau