Edinburgh Festivals

“History informs our lives,” Haig Chahinian reminds us in this biographical memoir. It can distort them too. Haig - you...

Celebrating their tenth year at the Edinburgh Fringe, Stamptown feels like a controlled collision of everything that can go right on stage....

There is a particular pleasure in watching a comedian turn the things that make him different into the very things...

Catherine Taaffe makes an electrifying debut in a show full of complex emotional issues and dark, irreverent comedy. There is...

This solo play stars actor Charlie Sheepshanks, who portrays Titanic stoker Fredrick Barret and multiple other crew members, as he takes...

This is a completely improvised show tailored to the style of iconic 90s sitcoms such as Friends, Seinfeld, and Frasier....

Maggie’s back in town, this time with a new domain to rule. Matt Tedford returns as the Iron Lady after...

Back, by critical demand, is Pierre Novellie’s world view through “the prism of autism”. It’s Novellie in his element, infuriated...

A story set 700 years ago, and in the mind of Michael Brunström right now, ‘William Tell vs the Algorithm’...

The original over sharer, Felicity Ward is back at the Fringe for the first time since her Comedy Award nominated...