Stamptown isn't just a late-night variety show; it's a seismic shift in the landscape of live comedy entertainment, a full-throttle plunge headfirst into a world where chaos reigns supreme. This Fringe success story is back for another run - this time in the 750-seater Pleasance Grand for 7 nights only.
Swamplesque is a sensational burlesque and drag parody extravaganza that has captivated audiences across Australia and makes its Edinburgh debut this year. A celebration of queer and plus-sized performers, Swamplesque ingeniously weaves the narrative of the original and beloved Shrek films into a magical spectacle that empowers and entertains.
After a triumphant Fringe run last year, followed by a UK tour, author, comedian and Terry Pratchett fan, Marc Burrows once again invites audiences to celebrate the landmark comic fantasy Discworld series with this beautiful tribute.
Star of Netflix's 'Wednesday' and CBS' 'Big Bang Theory' and Garfunkel & Oates singer-songwriter Riki Lindhome makes her Fringe debut with a funny and poignant show about fertility and surrogacy.
It's SHEEPS' first new show in six years and tickets are going fast. And they wrote this before tickets went on sale. If you don't wanna hear your friends crying about how the show was too funny, and be forced to self-flagellate because you missed out, then you know what to do. You've been warned. You know the risks going in.
Louise Marwood makes her Edinburgh Fringe theatre debut with a candid and hilariously dark cautionary tale, inspired by her own experiences of spiralling into addiction.
Skins' Megan Prescott will make her Edinburgh Fringe debut with a one-woman show a decade in the making, about one woman's journey from child stardom to sex work.
Michelle Brasier is trying to solve a mystery. In 2022 she was handed an envelope in a cinema, clearly labelled with her name, containing $10.50 in mostly coins. But it wasn't for her. Legacy is the search for the other Michelle Brasier and the exploration of all the possible Michelle Brasiers this Michelle might have been - if she'd made different choices.
Laura Horton, Fringe First Award Winner, returns with her second play to be staged at the Edinburgh Fringe. Lynn Faces, is a personal and punk rock look at regaining confidence after trauma.
This year’s Fringe sees the debut of Hank Curry’s latest clown offering, “A Short History of Fun”, the artist’s seventh original work and the first to play in the United Kingdom.
Making its international debut at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Things I Did While Waiting For You To Fall Back In Love With Me is a new dark comedy about the tragedy of heartbreak and the hilarity of surviving it.
Discover Taiwan Season 2024 at the Edinburgh Festival, showcasing diverse performances and cultural experiences. Follow @taiwanseason21 for updates and visit Assembly Festival and Summerhall for ticket information.
Recirquel's Paradisum will debut at the Edinburgh Fringe, blending cirque danse with a myth of regenesis in a post-apocalyptic world. Learn how to purchase tickets.
Explore the life of 1960s football legend John White and his tragic end in the one-man play THE GHOST OF WHITE HART LANE, heading to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Learn how to purchase tickets.
The Lady Gardeners, a theatre company of women over sixty, debut at the Edinburgh Fringe with a play about Alice Parminter's reflections on life, performed by Julia Faulkner in a one-woman show. Learn how to purchase tickets.
I SELL WINDOWS explores a young Black woman's journey through grief, ambition, and sex after the sudden loss of her grandfather. The production will be presented at Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Circus artist Sasha Krohn will debut at the Edinburgh Fringe with THE WEIGHT OF SHADOW, exploring mental health and body image through aerial acrobatics, dance, and physical storytelling inspired by personal experiences. Learn how to purchase tickets.
Huge Davies will return to the Edinburgh Fringe with his new show, Album For My Ancestors (Dead), offering a daily, interactive album recording session where audiences can contribute and participate. Learn how to purchase tickets.
Explore the political satire MIDNIGHT COWBOY RADIO at Edinburgh Fringe. Follow a conservative radio host juggling on-air advice and off-air illegal activities. Learn how to purchase tickets.
The National Theatre of Scotland is set to make its presence known at the Edinburgh Festivals this August, with three productions being performed on the world stage.
YES-YA-YEBO!, a vibrant celebration of South Africa's 12 official languages featuring dynamic dance and song performances will play the Edinburgh Festival 1 - 25 August.
ZOO Southside will present the UK premiere of Bambiland, a compelling adaptation of Nobel Prize-winning author Elfriede Jelinek's work, translated by Lilian M. Banks.
Yes, We’re Related has been in development with SOHO Theatre Edinburgh Fringe Labs, and is on at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe from Saturday 2 - Saturday 17th August at Greenside, Riddles Court (Willow Studio)