Edinburgh Festivals

The first showcase for disabled comics returns in triumph on its 20th Anniversary, with many of the original cast still...

Lubna Kerr is the woman at the forefront of this play.  But this is not her story.  It’s Steven’s.  She plays both herself...

Miriam Margolyes returns to this year’s Fringe, with More Best Bits, as a follow up to her 2024 show The...

Arriving at the show to offer the audience a buffet of tarts and sausage rolls, Molly herself is a treat,...

Paul Sinha is back at the Fringe, this time with a memoir of his life. After an eventful past few...

I’m sure there’s an audience somewhere for Su Mi’s material but it wasn’t for the people I sat with. When...

Jade Franks is one to watch in this hilarious production about classism. Drawing on her own experience, Eat The Rich (but maybe not me mates...

I walk in and receive a raffle ticket. Immediately, anticipation is high, but so is my confusion. I believe this...

With a projector and PowerPoint slide to drill home the data, Tom’s unique set uses polls, graphs and scales to...

Summing up Eric Rushton can be done in three words. Deadpan, funny and relatable. Using his childhood, social awkwardness and...