Edinburgh Festival

Disco Horses: A Sketch Revue is a night of sketch comedy that ranges from absurd existentialism to grounded thoughtful realism. Through a mixture of complex and inter-weaving ideas we take you on a journey through the world of “What ifs” in just sixty minutes. En route we poke holes in social conventions and present new perspectives on everyday life. 

Author, poet, and dancer Ben Kassoy will bring poems from his spectacularly original book of the same name to life in The Funny Thing About A Panic Attack, a genre-defying solo show.

A new collage-style devised work exploring the (potential) collapse of the Anthropocene. Driven by image, light, and sound rather than linear narrative, the work viscerally explores the grief and beauty, the horror and hope inherent in being alive in this very moment.

Jaffer Khan's stand-up show 'Mr. Khan, Why Did 9/11 Happen?' explores his experiences as a Pakistani Muslim in Texas, a high school teacher in Houston, and the impact of 9/11, featuring honest storytelling and radical politics.

Kelly Bachman's stand-up hour 'PATRON SAINT' is set to premiere at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August.

The Beachcombers will present the world premiere of Tide at Greenside @ George Street's Lime Studio as part of the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Produced, directed, and written by Langyue “Petunia” Hu, the show will run from August 12th - 24th.

BWW caught up with David Aldred about bringing Twelfth Night Fever to the 2024 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Mark Henely's AMERICAN TWO IN ONE COMICS heads to Edinburgh Fringe from 1-25 August.

Devon Drew: Pop Star, a comedy solo show about how Devon tried to be a teen pop star in 2010 and failed is coming to the world-famous Edinburgh Fringe Festival next month.

Discover the captivating magic shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, featuring mesmerizing performances and illusions that will leave audiences spellbound.

Set in a house on the very, very outskirts of London, five housemates; an art student, dancer, writer, climate activist and parliamentary assistant are living in the strange liminal post-university years waiting for their lives to really begin.

Storytelling comedian Gary John Miller will bring the solo show 'Goof' to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Performances run August 1st to August 25th, 2024.

Bailey Swilley will debut at Edinburgh Fringe with GIMME A SIGN!, a storytelling comedy show about family, grief, and ghosts. Learn how to purchase tickets.

Discover Identities at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, a play exploring womanhood and the journey of breasts through bra fittings, breast cancer, and personal stories. Presented by Close to Home Productions.

New York City's Stairwell Theater will present THE BLOOD, a bold, funny, and sometimes spooky rendition of three Brothers Grimm faerie tales, as told by a troupe of traveling storytellers over a shared feast of wine and bread.

Indian comedian Sumukhi Suresh, known for her work in PUSHPAAVALLI, will perform at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Richard Kraft and Andy Fickman announce the cast for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival's staged reading of WILLY'S CANDY SPECTACULAR: A MUSICAL PARODY, featuring Julie Dawn Cole and Paris Themmen from the original Willy Wonka film.

Shark Party Media brings two new shows to Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year: Sarah Hester Ross... is What? and Alexa, Play.

Suhani Shah, the world's most subscribed mentalist, is set to perform at the Edinburgh Fringe 2024. Discover her unique blend of mind-reading and entertainment in this highly anticipated show.

Emilie Louise Israel (Treason, Hamilton) will bring to life one of the world’s most powerful women – Cleopatra! Performances run Wednesday 31st July – Sunday 25th August 2024.

THE LAST INCEL is a thought-provoking new play debuting at the Edinburgh Festival. It explores themes of loneliness and modern masculinity through the lens of a controversial online subculture.

Award-winning screenwriter and actress Tiggy Bayley makes her theatrical debut in a dark comedy about the shortfalls of our education system.

Threepenny Collective brings CORPSE FLOWER to Edinburgh Festival Fringe, a tragicomedy about Millie, a young woman facing societal decay and personal redemption in a town overrun by giant insect impostors.