Edinburgh Fringe

Breathless journey into the heart of soul

"the composer uses cultural references very well"

The stakes are high, as a talented string quartet encounter Dracula, with tremendously entertaining shenanigans aplenty

Exquisite music in a sublime setting

part clown, part Buffon and zany comedy character with loads of humility, charm and warmth.

An entertaining musical biography

An absurdist take on the welcome demise of faded pageantry.

The struggle to cope with the trials and tribulations of young adult life.

A literary musical of childlike delight

Quirky and amusing lesson in getting wild and healed

Well worth seeing now as they are, especially so you can say you caught them before they took the Fringe by storm.

It is one of those rare things that makes the Fringe special: a real connection with another person, another artist.

A short operatic excursion into a wronged woman’s psyche.

An hour of entertainment from University of Oxford's male a cappella ensemble

A light hearted pseudo-horror story with a few jibes at current affairs

King Boris of Bulgaria stands up to Hitler, accompanied by Bulgarian and Jewish folk music.

Fresh, inventive riches to rags story with a twist.

A beautiful wee family show that manages to combine gentility with the warmth of good stories really well told.