Edinburgh Fringe

The biggest arts festival in the world.

There is a need for a word in taxonomy, and in medical genealogical, scientific, biological literatures whi
Bursting with briny buffoonery and and high seas hilarity, Alasdair Beckett-King: Nevermore is a whimsical
Over several years at the Festival Fringe, Marion Barron, Trevor Davies and Ruth Thomas have collaborated o
“This is what music is, you know, a way to say how you feel.”
Michael is on one final adventure.  His childhood friend Jack is delivering his eulogy, citing a line from
Wacky Hannah Pilkes is on the verge and she’s taking us all with her.
Welcome!  There is a lot of bowing and welcoming at the start of this meta, devised, metaphorical clown sho
How is A Two Woman Hamlet actually performed?
At the very end of the relationship, it seems there's only one way for things to go...
A story of mothers and their daughters and the things they will do for each other no matter what life throw
A show that lives up to its name if there ever was one, An Irish Disgrace, is 50 minutes of jokes
Cordelia Butters is the conglomeration of every semi- famous female true crime podcaster and true detective
“This has shown us that the war, no matter how terrible and cruel, cannot deprive us of our dre
Hauntingly beautiful and unique beyond measure, deviant and experimental The Tiger Lillies play as comforta
Take a tablespoon of sequins, a cup of humour, two cups of killer vocals, mix in a ton of comedy, and top w
Bare: A Pop Opera centres around a group of teenagers at a Catholic boarding school in Massachuset
Like running into your plain-spoken, eccentric friend that launches into her life story when you run into h
When she was 14 years old, Madison was forced to move to New York City (which she hates) with her