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Edinburgh Fringe 2026

A Microscopic Odyssey

In the smallest forms of life, James discovers a way to survive his own.

Babyface

Passionate storytelling and evocative physical theatre

Blizzard (WIP)

The world is Piotr's playground and we have a lot to learn from him

Border Bodies

Visceral and compelling dance piece exploring social discovery.

Flights for future generations

Poetic exploration of family history and childhood memory woven with celebration for female pioneers on whose shoulders we stand.

Glass Child

Personal and impactful storytelling dance and theatre about a sibling relationship.

Glob

An enchanting world with two imaginative non verbal characters, finessed gentle clowning, acrobatic skills, very family friendly!

Hamlet: Prince of Sweden

Energetic and joyful, there is always one more fresh idea in this play

Monks

Falala brothers! You leave us wishing we were medieval monks too

Noted

Fun with paper, dances and creative illusions on wheels!

Nuns!

Wacky hour of full on physical comedy

Peregrinations

Creative non verbal physical theatre stories about immigration, with masked characters and puppetry.

SAND

Poignant Storytelling - a heart wrenching journey of an eroding mind through physical theatre and a unique ingredient - sand. Get tissues at the ready!

Shaolin Clown

The monk clown goes off into different worlds but forgets to take us along

Spiral

Intriguing experimental dance piece by talented dancer, Xiaowei Ren

Taiwan Season: Under Mask

Dance that perpetuates a feeling of connection that goes beyond linguistic communication – the power of the body – the power of dance - unmissable.

The Raft of the Crab

Personal story told through physical skills and puppetry.

Viggo Venn: Only One

Viggo Venn trades chaos for charm in a playful search for love

Why English?

Vibhinna peels the layers of her identity, with great skill and freedom, and leaves us questioning ours

Woodhill

Documentary theatre with the force of a gut-punch