SCOTLAND THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 93

American comic and star of HBO special Trash White (produced by none other than Conan O'Brien), Moses Storm will make his UK debut with 'Perfect Cult' at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Have you ever been the emergency contact for a stranger who tried to scam you out of your money? No? Comedian Michelle Brasier has.

Fresh from a phenomenal Fringe run last year, 'The Importance of Being.

EMMY Award Nominee actor, writer comedian and all-round superstar Ikechukwu Ufomadu will make his UK debut with exciting new comedy show 'Amusements'.

In a twist to the standard talk show format, comedian Connor Ratliff appears as 'retired filmmaker George Lucas' the creator of Star Wars, and interviews real guests

The George Lucas Talk Show - boasting previous guests such as Seth Meyers, Weird Al, Whoopi Goldberg, Jon Hamm, Kevin Smith, Peter Serafinowicz, David Harbour, Ahmed Best (Jar Jar Binks), Tony Hale and Aimee Mann will make its Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut after selling out London and New York Cit

Star of sell-out, critically acclaimed show Sunflower, Smile and Just Trying To Help, stand-up comedian Garrett Millerick (as seen on Conan) will return to the Edinburgh Fringe with a new positive outlook and a new show called 'Never Had It So Good'.

Fielding Edlow; creator of award-winning, dark comedy web series, Bitter Homes and Gardens is bringing her brand-new comedy show to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2023.

Eden Sher, best known for being Sue Heck on The Middle, will make her highly anticipated stand-up comedy debut with the aptly titled 'I Was On A Sitcom'

Drew Michael will share his journey to self-acceptance in Drew's Adventures; a show about bringing childhood wishes to life in spite of the obstacles seeking to thwart them at Edinburgh Fringe.

Renowned production company Wound Up Theatre will premiere The Death of Molly Miller, a thought-provoking gritty performance delving into the worlds of social media and online gambling, at Edinburgh Fringe.

Comedian, clown and star of 2019's Gutterplum, Courtney Pauroso will return to Edinburgh playfully exploring the hot topic of AI, and the moral and ethical questions it raises through the lens of a friendly sex robot.

Offie Nominated new writing 'Clown Sex' written and performed by Natasha Sutton Williams is making its way to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2023.

American actor and playwright, June Carryl showcases a brilliantly unflinching performance in the UK premiere of BLUE - a theatre piece examining the very real and current issues of police corruption and brutality in both the USA and UK

Annabel Marlow originated the role of Katherine Howard in SIX at the Edinburgh Festival at the tender age of 18.

After a sold out run at the Hollywood Fringe, Angela Beevers will make her international debut with How To Write A Eulogy That Kills.

A Terrible Show for Terrible People will be performed at Underbelly Cowgate (Iron Belly) at 11.

In most magic shows women and animals are there to be cut in half or disappeared – not this one.

As seen/heard on his very successful Twitch channel, BBC1, BBC2, Channel 4 and BBC Radio, the Edinburgh Fringe Comedy Awards Best Newcomer nominee and New Act of the Year (NATYS) award winner, Bilal Zafar returns with the story about his housemate trying to get him arrested five times over two days.

When together-forever couple Euan and Annie return home, they’re seeking a fresh start for their teenage daughter.

The Edinburgh International Book Festival today announces its 2023 programme which celebrates The Joy of Words and its 40 years as the world’s leading celebration of the written word.

Expertly treading the fine line between cheeky and outright smut, stand-up comedian Alexandra Haddow makes her hotly anticipated Edinburgh Fringe debut with an hour of jokes, revelations and speculation about all the wrong ways to do 'being a woman'.

There are no coincidences .

Told through the eyes of Medusa as she watches the battle of Troy, Ad Infinitum takes a look at the alternative stories of the most notorious women in Greek mythology in a show co-created and performed by long-term collaborator Deborah Pugh.

Tackling the challenges of social interaction in a world dominated by digital communication, this thought-provoking piece of visual dance theatre blends choreography, sound design and live projection to comment on how technology has changed relationships over the last three years.