Edinburgh Fringe

A Forgotten Woman: Mrs Oscar Wilde

A moving solo performance with the weight of history behind it

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ADEY

A warm and personal exploration of family, culture, belonging and finding your own voice.

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Atomic Tales

Handles living tragedy with complete maturity.

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Bean vs The Robots: A Solo Show Musical

Spaced up and spaced out musical comedy brilliance

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Belly

Winner of the FringeReview Oustanding Theatre Award 2026

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Critique Cabaret

Cabaret glamour becomes a provocative critique of race, sexuality and privilege

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Crying At My Podiatrist

An honest account of grief with a whole lot of weird side quests

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DUST

One man’s life. One man on stage. One hour. One outstanding show.

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Feral

A brave, intelligent exploration of objectification

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Hess

A stark solo performance telling tales from the past warning us about our future.

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I am Johnny

An interesting and variously disturbing view on what it means to be a man.

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I Was Never Here (There Is No Spy Show)

Innovative, creative, startling, unique.

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Justin Elizabeth Sayre Is a 40-Year-Old Woman

Finding the Confidence to Be Fully Yourself

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MAJENIN – A Palestinian Love Story

Important work, successfully using theatre and standup

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Tarang Hardikar: If I’m Not Wrong

A celebration of crooked lines, curious tangents and the joy of not thinking straight.

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Thank you, F*ck You and I’m Sorry

'Deeply personal, raw and vulnerable'

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The Last Audition

"Memory is a shy animal..."

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This Is How I Got Arrested…

Zany, darkly fascinating solo comedy at twice the speed of sound

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Troubled Waters

"A true triumph of the genre, blending comedy, performance, and storytelling to form an impressively immersive production."

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Wiesenthal

A timely reminder of why we chase and punish those whose crimes against humanity must never be overlooked.

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