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Gregor Fisher will perform his first one-man show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, joined by director Nigel West for an evening of stories and reminiscences from his decades-long career.
Geoffrey Asmus, a Wisconsin-based comedian who appeared on FOX's Laughs and Kevin Hart's LOL Network, will perform his first full run at Edinburgh Festival Fringe with his stand-up show PATRIAUTISM at Monkey Barrel.
French comedian Eric Lampaert will perform ZERO MINUS ONE at Edinburgh Festival Fringe, a darkly comic hour blending stand-up and theatre inspired by his real-life experience of total amnesia and rebuilding identity from scratch.
Whether you are Team Black or Team Green, there is probably a stage veteran on your side.
Sky Arts Award winner Elf Lyons brings her new show to Pleasance Courtyard at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, blending stand-up, mime, opera, and clown work to explore heartbreak and resilience.
RTS Breakthrough Award winner Ele McKenzie brings her debut stand-up show to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, exploring arrested development, moving back in with parents, and the messier realities of growing up.
David Magidoff brings his improvised musical comedy show to Edinburgh Fringe, joined by BRIT Award-winner Fran Healy, Tim Burgess, and comedians including Rosie Jones and Mark Watson.
Australian comedian Dan Rath will bring his new hour, HELP ME PLEASE, to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, following his Director's Choice Award win at Melbourne International Comedy Festival and a viral Just For Laughs Montreal set.
Charlene Kaye, known for 100 million views of pop music parodies and a viral K-Pop TED Talk, will perform DIVERSITY SHREDDER at Gilded Balloon Teviot, following her sold-out Edinburgh debut with Tiger Daughter.
Chad Goes Deep, known from the Netflix mockumentary Chad and JT Go Deep, will perform CHILL TOWARDS ENLIGHTENMENT at Assembly George Square, blending comedy, guided meditation, and self-improvement parody at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Sketch duo Burger and a Pint will bring their debut full Edinburgh Festival Fringe run of TREATS FOR THE SOUL to Pleasance Courtyard, following a sold-out short run and a Leicester Square Sketch Off win.
Bebe Cave brings her new character comedy SWOON to Edinburgh's Pleasance Dome, following her award-winning debut CHRISTBRIDE.
BBC New Comedy Award winner Anna Thomas brings her debut hour, HOW TO JUGGLE A FERRET, to Edinburgh Festival Fringe, drawing on grief, loneliness, and a childhood bedroom converted into a rhubarb lab.
Amanda Knox will bring her first full hour of stand-up comedy to the Gilded Balloon at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, with CARTWHEEL, a show blending personal storytelling and dark humor about identity and life after trauma.
A fun, uplifting evening filled with great rock 'n roll music, engaging storytelling and excellent musicianship.
The Remainders is a touching theatrical love letter to public libraries and to any patron who has ever found a sense of belonging through public libraries.
What did our critic think of MUSIC GOES ROUND AND AROUND at Peanuts Showplace Stage?
Unsung: The Accidental Villains of History, welcoming audiences at Theatre Passe Muraille from June 30-July 11, is a charming and entertaining musical with stellar vocals, but lacks essential context for those not well-versed in world history.
It’s been another long, wet summer in Panto Land, it’s enough to make you right bloody miserable, so it is! But, on the edge of Woodlands Road, Gran’s not letting that get her down.
Now running at The Laura Pels Theatre at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre is A Walk on the Moon.
See some of the top outdoor concerts across NYC's five boroughs from 7/6 to 7/12 with celebrations of Afro-Carribbean music, social dance at Lincoln Center, a family-friendly live puppet performance of Pinocchio, and more!
Love, jealousy, arrogance, death and rejection, Tchaikovsky's opera Eugene Onegin has all the trappings of a grand opera, but in essence is a simple story.
Toronto Fringe Festival: Reviews of War Dog, D.
It's very communal, and I really appreciate that, especially because tour life can be really isolating.
Summer is here and there is no better time of year to soak up the sun and dive into a new book.
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