Edinburgh Fringe

Am I Losing My Mind Or Just My Figure?

An ordinary story made extraordinary by a captivating performer

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An Audience with Virginia Woolf: Writing One’s Mind

An impeccably elegant exploration of a powerful yet troubled mind.

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Bean vs The Robots: A Solo Show Musical

Spaced up and spaced out musical comedy brilliance

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Confessions of a Mulatto Love Child

A tender and captivating story delivered by a master storyteller

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Depths of Wikipedia

A welcome breath of fresh air.

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Eric Lampaert: Zero Minus One

An honest and fascinating journey to recovery

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Fatiha El-Ghorri: Cockney Stacking Doll

Bluntness is her virtue.

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Forgive Me

Gaming, Neurodivergence and Maternal Love

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Gag Writer

Miss Matthews will explain all so pay attention

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Garry Starr: Classic Penguins

"It really felt like we were in a room of naughty school kids who just wanted to play."

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Grace Campbell: The Lady is a Tramp

She’ll never be mundane.

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Hecuba: Why Am I In Your Country?

A story that is both deeply personal and universal, beautifully crafted and performed by a consummate actor.

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Jenny Gorelick: SORRY

Hilarious debut comedy hour

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Jonathan Oldfield: Exquisite Corpse

A chaotic romp.

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Katie Norris: Mother Succubus

A guaranteed fun night out all around.

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Lara Ricote: INKLING

Lara Ricote is here to throw mud on our clean ironed suits

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Lover on the Radio

A glimpse into one shift of an over-worked young radio DJ.

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MAJENIN – A Palestinian Love Story

Important work, successfully using theatre and standup

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Mario Adrion: Live a Little

Dark humour with a darker underbelly.

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Mike Wozniak: The Bench

Sleuthing done good.

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Nude

Superb writing and a stunning solo performance.

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Paddy Young: Is Sir Laughing Alone?

Paddy Young: Is Sir Laughing Alone?

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Phil Ellis: Bath Mat

A chaotic hour of comedy.

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Pink Rabbit

Farah Ashraf's bold and moving performance points to some really important questions we should be engaging with

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Sarah Roberts: Scary Movie 7

A disturbingly hilarious search for connection

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Thank you, F*ck You and I’m Sorry

'Deeply personal, raw and vulnerable'

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The Bob Ross Effect

Heartwarming, engaging and fun - with crayons

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The Bookbinder

This form of storytelling has to be celebrated and will encourage children and adults to go on the hunt for those old early 20th century pop-up books or if truly in awe, will make one themselves!

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The Last Audition

"Memory is a shy animal..."

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The Last Mad Man

The ad man's ultimate challenge

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The Mothman Cometh

'weird, wonderful and beautiful'

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The Raft of the Crab

Personal story told through physical skills and puppetry.

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The Subplot: A Hyperfixation on the Titan Submersible

An extraordinary deep dive into the OceanGate tragedy

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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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This Year I Am Going To Die

A witty, and thoroughly enjoyable funeral I'd be happy to attend twice

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Vittorio Angelone: you can’t Say Nothing any more

Scintillating satire.

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