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What happens when the things we covet hide us from ourselves? Opening up to new experiences in her late 30s, Sophie is exploring long repressed sides of herself.

The first ever Edinburgh Deaf Festival kicks off this week with a week-long programme featuring everything from comedy, drama and film to children's shows, magic and a rave.

Mischief has announced partnership with Scottish Autism for Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2022.

The team work between them is glorious, where we see exquisite acro balance, notably the back angel in various positions and aerial performed slowly, demonstrating the level of strength.

Joe has always been a nerd.

When 30 years of family silence is broken, Helen begins a quest to discover the hidden story behind her brother's suicide.

Underbelly has announced the line-up for its fourth Big Brain Tumour Benefit in its biggest venue at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, McEwan Hall.

What did our critic think of HOW TO BUILD A WAX FIGURE at Assembly George Square Studios?

All new photos have been released for Mischief’s Edinburgh Fringe shows Charlie Russell Aims To Please (Written and performed by Charlie Russell) and Mind Mangler: Member of the Tragic Circle (By Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer and Henry Shields, performed by Lewis and Sayer).

A brand-new hour that finds Glasgow’s finest comedian exploring the end of the world and Italian food.

What did our critic think of YOUR AUNT FANNY: MUFF SAID at Assembly Rooms?

Twitter sensation Sooz (BBC Radio 4, BT Sport, BBC Radio 5 Live) got a PlayStation, the first adult console, in 1998 and finally felt grown-up.

What did our critic think of YURIKO KOTANI: KAIJU ABOUT at Pleasance Dome?

Six extremely skilled acrobats, clowns and jugglers present hilarious hotel hi-jinks, in their fabulous performance of Hotel Paradiso.

Queen Elizabeth I is famous for never marrying, for ruling alone as a woman in a man’s world.

Writer, director and performer Adam Meggido blogs for BroadwayWorld about Starship Improvise coming to the Fringe, in what ways a show is better for being improvised and why live performance is so exciting for the cast and the audience.

Seven seasons.

It's Mr Bean meets The Shining! Don't be fooled – Jim and Barb are no ordinary elderly couple.

Sitters has just come back from the Annual Food Writer's Awards.

A darkly comic, deeply engaging and emotive musical inspired by the case of Steven Avery.

Working-class means many things now.

What did our critic think of TAKE IT AWAY, CHERYL at Greenside @ Infirmary Street?

Chansons is characterized by passionate French chansons interpreted in English and French, heart touching autobiographical stories, individual exchange with the audience, intercultural insights and an outlook to the joie de vivre: It is a charming musical cabaret with depth.

This show is ostensibly branded 'For Kids', but adults will love it too.

Olga Koch comes on stage to the music of Shania Twain, adorned with a cowboy hat, and a full (monkey) barrel of energy.