EDINBURGH 2025: Review: 24 WEEKS, Gilded Balloon
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an you imagine writing 100 books? Jacqueline Wilson doesn’t have to imagine: she’s done just that! In fact, The Seaside Sleepover is book number one-hundred-and-thirty-something.
Following her critically acclaimed debut hour The Hottest Girl at Burn Camp, Krystal has a brand-new hour about her years in hospitality and finally finding comedy.
Red Like Fruit is a two-hander exploring questions around consent and the suppression of women’s voices in sexual abuse claims.
Full of juxtapositions and fizzing comedy, Aussie-but-Edinburgh-resident Laura Davis has opened up their heart with witty hour Despair Is Beneath Us.
Prohibition is in full swing but you're invited to flout the rules at The Snapper…if you have the password, that is.
Irene tumbles through the wintry dark, braving the cold, the night and the wind.
Family-friendly clowning is packed with silly audience interaction and goofy gags in this cheerful morning show.
In a brand new hour for Edinburgh 2025, the erudite and endlessly affable comic Alice Fraser has brought A Passion for Passion to Underbelly Bristo Square this year - a comedy show about writing a book about romance.
In a charming tale for the stage, everyone’s favourite characters from the beloved A.
A restful and contemplative multimedia play for one audience member at a time, The Fahrenheit Alliance V is a unique immersive performance, originally from Japan.
I really need to touch that 3 times.
How do you rebel against parents who are already rebels? Form a band? Cool.
Podcaster, comedian, and bestselling author of The Guilty Feminist, Deborah Frances-White wants to know when we stopped talking and, more importantly, listening to each other.
Henry Cyril Paget was one of the world's wealthiest men, until he lost it all by being too damn fabulous.
When Shaun turned his back on the church, he found a new home in music.
Emily Wilson returns to the Fringe at long last and proves herself, yet again, as one of the funniest acts at this years Fringe.
Devil's Point is an interesting show with plenty of potential, but one which never quite succeeds in engaging us fully.
Christopher Macarthur-Boyd proves himself as one of the funniest men Scotland has ever produced.
Newly-widowed Mrs Lovett needs to find a way to survive.
When two old friends meet at a haunt from their youth they relive their exciting teenage years in the poptastic seventies.
In a perfectly paced show featuring musical numbers and smooth crowd work, Robyn Reynolds details the ups and downs of her life – or rather, brings out the silver lining in the downs.
In 2023 TikTok sent a notification to millions of users with Jodie's face, and the caption 'Is She Hot?'.
After her hit sold-out show at last year’s Fringe, national treasure Miriam Margolyes returns with a brand new piece.
Videos
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One Hour Wedding Underbelly (The Friesian) (8/05-8/23) |
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The Steamie Alhambra Theatre (10/29-10/31) |
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Mythos: Ragnarök Assembly Rooms (Music Hall) (8/06-8/29) |
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Chris Grace: 88% Assembly George Square (8/05-8/31) |
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Sitting (In Silence) Summerhall (Anatomy Lecture Theatre) (8/06-8/31) |
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How Not to Make it in America Summerhall (Former Gent’s Locker Room) (8/06-8/31) |
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Tell Me Summerhall (Dissection Room) (8/07-8/31) |
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Overtone Pleasance (Jack Dome) (8/05-8/30) |
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Jitters Summerhall (Old Lab) (8/06-8/30) |
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Mark Thomas: 40 In Stand Up Years The Stand 1 (9/23-9/23) |
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