Channel
Channel is a live electronic music performance presented by Dutch Kills Theater Company as part of their programme at the Edinburgh Fringe. The piece encourages audiences to reflect on the overwhelming noise of social media.
Assembly George Square
Upcoming Shows
Couplet: Folk Marry Kill
Last year, married comedy duo Couplet stole the hearts of audiences all over the globe, from New York to London – and of course Edinburgh – in their critically acclaimed show Honey Honey Moon Moon . This year they return with a folktale about sex and death in a hot new hour of...
BIRDS
BIRDS is a production by Sons of Susan, presented as part of House of Oz's 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe season at Assembly George Square.
Chris Grace: 88%
Having become an all-time fringe favourite as long-time member of improv ensemble Baby Wants Candy / Shamilton! and writer/director of smash-hits 50 Shades! The Musical, Thrones! The Musical and Voldemort & The Teenage Hogwarts Musical Parody, Chris turned his ridiculously...
CVNT
Clown and improvisor Sophie Power takes to the stage dressed as a giant vulva, blending bouffon-style clowning with physical theatre and interactive comedy to explore why feminine pleasure remains so confronting. The show transforms the theatre into a space for collective...
Fuccbois
Fuccbois is a production by Bridie Connell, presented as part of House of Oz's 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe season at Assembly George Square.
The Listies: 110% Ready
The Listies: 110% Ready is a production by The Listies, presented as part of House of Oz's 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe season at Assembly George Square.
The Tao of Lloyd
The Tao of Lloyd is a new solo show written and performed by Dennis Trainor Jr. and directed by Olivier Award winner Guy Masterson, making its worldwide premiere at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August 2026. The show reimagines Lloyd Dobler, the boombox romantic from Cameron...
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: GIRLFRIENDS-A NOT SO STRAIGHT PLAY, Greenside @ George Street
Travel across the USA as two strangers become star-crossed soulmates, the whir of the fans like the constant hum of a car engine. Like many others, Scout is searching for the truth of who she is in places she doesn't belong, learning that there is a difference between who someone really is and who t…
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: STITCH IN TIME: A KNITTING CABARET, TheSpace @ Surgeons Hall
In a light-hearted version of a Ted talk (or perhaps a more approachable meeting of the WRI), the audience is led on a musical journey in a knitted boat. Melanie Gall is committed to honouring the craft, encouraging discourse about it, and refuses to let it fall out of fashion.…
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: MARC JENNINGS: IF AND WHEN, Monkey Barrel
Glaswegian comedian and Some Laugh podcast host Marc Jennings returns to the Fringe with his trademark sharp observations on current events, politics and relationships. Sold-out Edinburgh Fringe 2022-2025.…
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: GRAHAM AND STEEN, Monkey Barrel Comedy
Where else but the Fringe can you see two grown men waggle dance to communicate with bees at 11pm on a Tuesday? Graham and Steen are back for their second year.…
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: CHRIS FORBES: FATHER CHRISTMAS, Monkey Barrel
Critically-acclaimed Scottish comedian Chris Forbes brings Christmas to the Fringe this summer. Expect trees, tinsel and tragedy. A hilarious, heartfelt stand-up show about festive joy, family and the Christmas Day that changed everything. Blending big laughs with beautiful storytelling, the deeply …
Review: MAMMA MIA!, King's Theatre
Set on a Greek island paradise, a story of love, friendship and identity is cleverly told through the timeless songs of ABBA.…
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: A QUEER LITTLE MURDER, Gilded Balloon Patter House
US comic Savannah Hankinson loves murder mysteries. So much so, in fact, that when she hears a bloodcurdling scream, her response is to shout with glee, “I’ve found the body!”.…
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: EDINBURGH DAYS, St Bride's Community Centre
A gripping tale of love, violence, and the moral ambiguity of survival, soundtracked by the incredible Brian Spence.…
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: ERIC'S TALES OF THE SEA-A SUBMARINER'S YARN, Just the Tonic at the Caves
It turns out a shark's skin is incredibly rough because it's made of tiny tooth like scales, and Eric would definitely not recommend diving feet first onto one.…
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: ELF LYONS IS THE WOMAN ON THE EDGE, Beyond At Pleasance Courtyard
The Fringe is full of women on the edge, but none quite like Elf Lyons. From the word go, Lyons is teetering on her tiptoes, as though wearing heels she’s not quite comfortable in, clad in a taffeta minidress slipping down from her shoulders, and affecting an accent that lands somewhere between Ru…
Past Shows
DJUKI MALA
TELEGRAPH CRITICS CHOICE / INDEPENDENT TOP PICKS / THE SUN BEST OF THE FEST / THREE WEEKS CRITICS CHOICE A joyous celebration 75,000 years in the making! Direct from Elcho Island in North East Arnhem Land, Aboriginal dance sensations and landmark Australian dance/theatre company...
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Antigone 1989: A Town Hall Musical Gilded Balloon Patter House (8/05-8/29) |
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William Street Dunedin Theatre (8/16-8/21) |
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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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Ed Byrne: No Dramas Music Hall (2/10-2/10) |
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I'm Still Not That Girl Braw Venues (8/07-8/30) |
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Surreally Good Summerhall (Former Women’s Locker Room) (8/07-8/31) |
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Spin Cycle Underbelly (Clover) (8/05-8/31) |
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The Last Mad Man Assembly, Roxy (8/05-8/30) |
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15 Minutes of Shame ZOO (Playground 2) (8/07-8/30) |
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Sitting (In Silence) Summerhall (8/06-8/31) |