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Edinburgh Fringe 2023

A Funeral For My Friend Who Is Still Alive
t A funereal plan which ends up with an intriguing twist – no “body” arrives.

New musical drama based on the harrowing story of kidnapped British journalist John McCarthy and Jill Morell's relentless campaigning for his freedom.

Alison Skilbeck’s Uncommon Ground
Six seemingly unconnected lives are brought together during lockdown

A fascinating solo piece all about Edinburgh, its burning and the underclass beneath the bridges.

It is a beautiful, delicate sapling that, with some gardening, will no doubt grow into a strong Oak under the capable hands of the Torch Ensemble.

A fantastic series of interconnected scenes all about the world’s favourite pandemic.

Each character is played with a charming sincerity that pulled the audience in and made us hang on his every word.

Despite what might seem to be heavy material, there is never a moment where you feel like you can’t laugh. It is all delivered with warmth, energy, and skill that is impossible to not be charmed by.

A one man show of original writing from an exceptional actor playing to the strengths of yesteryear.

Shortlist really must be experienced by anyone who appreciates excellent theatre, brilliant writing or those who simply want a good laugh.

The Grand Old Opera House Hotel
An absolute blast with gags galore, soaring operatic arias and great performances

The Quality of Mercy: Concerning the Life and Crimes of Dr Harold Frederick Shipman
A chilling exploration of the career of a serial killer

Things Hidden Since The Foundation Of The World
A scintillating play of ideas about the internet and its impact on what we know and how we know it

This Is Not A Play (It’s A Pathetic Cry For Help)
A stunning solo performance of an exquisitely intricate script

An absorbing one-woman play seamlessly blending physical theatre with a poignant, gut-wrenching narrative

An exquisite and hilarious blend of personal experience, debunked myths and compelling storytelling.

Why I stuck a Flare Up My Arse For England
A truly fascinating explanation of an inexplicable act for your country.