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The mission: The Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2023 with a two-year-old and an eight-year-old.

Amy Matthews balances tragedy and comedy in her latest hour of stand up, showing true growth and maturity in the process.

There are many different ways to express and get through your grief after losing a friend.

Rob Auton: The Rob Auton Show may be slow, but it is powerful.

MC Hammersmith: Straight Outta Brompton is a delightful hour of freestyle rapping that will leave you in awe of Naameh’s skills and clapping along to his sharp and hilarious raps.

The Trials of Galileo is a beautiful reflection on one man’s struggle between mathematical truth and his devotion to God without being too heavy on either math or faith.

What do “The Climb” by Miley Cyrus and the Taliban have in common? According to Horatio Gould, it's more than you might think.

Breakups are never fun… but they do lead to fun theatre.

Sell out Edinburgh Fringe success Wiesenthal has added an extra performance on Tuesday 22 August at 1.

Have you ever used Marketplace to buy something? Have you ever been scammed by someone on there? Have you ever befriended the man who has scammed you, changing the course of your life for the next year? Michelle Brasier has, and she’s ready to talk (and sing!) about it.

Following the success of Don’t Say MacBeth! and Sex with Friends, GOYA Theatre returns to Edinburgh Fringe with the music theatre piece Actually, Love.

Have you ever been sitting in a theatre as an audience member, watching a show, thinking, “I could do better than that!” If you have, The Importance of Being .

5 stars! Showstopper! The Improvised Musical is a spontaneous musical theatre comedy, featuring professional performers, enviably talented in their creativity skills in improvisation #edfringe #improv #musicaltheatre

Mamoun Elagab is a geek-chic comedian, with a passion for slang-interpreting, whilst musing the implications of his identity and roots.

Hutson is musically multi-talented, a master of a myriad of instruments, including a digital sampler, a vocal transformer and various egg shakers and tambourines.

Watching Lucy and Friends is how I imagine a halluncinatory drug trip.

As someone who worked in an opera house in New York and volunteers with an opera house in London, I have had quite a bit of experience with the genre and several different shows.

What do bananas, parcels, and a tit on a stick have in common? They all play crucial roles in Olaf Falafel: Look What Fell Out of My Head.

The performance has a short run-time but it’s powerful, and something Crawford should be incredibly proud of.

The Hunger provides enough detail to shock and withholds just enough to let the audience’s imagination run to its worst conclusions.

Stuart McPherson uses his latest hour of stand up to hilariously explore self love and why his generation (and himself) find it so hard to love themselves.

Sikisa: Hear Me Out a brilliant hour of comedy that will leave you in stitches and in awe of the incredible woman on stage.

Tamsyn Kelly provides not only a solid hour of stand up but also the best show title of the Fringe.

Freya Parker's latest show may get laughs but very rarely more than a chuckle.

As teenagers, Emma, Joe and Polko thought they’d never grow apart.