Edinburgh Festivals

Although this isn’t his kid’s show, Olaf Falafel is a whirlwind of wholesome joy as he asks the question we’ve...

The weird, the wild, the wonderful and occasionally the fairly conventional in Fringe theatre can all be experienced across the...

Paul Vickers, aka Mr Twonkey takes his audience on a hilarious, wildly imaginative trip in his Fringe shows - which...

Tweedy’s Massive Circus is a vibrant spectacle wrapped up in a whirlwind of colour. At the heart of this rollicking...

Marooned alone, on a tiny island of his own devising, stands a wee sailor man. Beside him, are props particularly...

FAMEHUNGRY is my first foray into the realm of performance art and it’s a trippy ride. Imagine the scene: a...

John Robertson lives up to his cognomen in a precociously manic hour of standup. He charges out from behind a...

Flicker opens with a bang, and you get the gist pretty early – neurotic English woman, sexual content, breaking the...

In a plot so bizarre and harebrained that you’ll struggle to believe it’s based on a true story, The Mosinee...

Paper seems an arbitrary subject for a stage show. Deceptively blank of suggestion, it stops me from forming any real...