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Edinburgh Fringe 2025
In a field dominated by heavy topics, …Earnest provides an hour of escape, joy, and laughter.
1 King, 2 Princes and Shakespeare’s Lie
A commanding, Ricardian, retelling challenging the myths surrounding Richard III
Rhythmical, immediate, and cleverly structured, it’s gorgeous work on a strong mind trying to make sense of its landscape past and present.
An interesting take on how you decipher messages left in your deceased relative’s answering machine.
An enlightening event that reminds us of where theatre practice often begins for young people.
A classic tale celebrates its tenth anniversary, and time has added even more depth,
A thoughtful, literary solo show that bridges prose and theatre, inviting audiences into stories and reflections on parenting, masculinity, and the need to be truly seen.
A Series of Poorly Timed Questions
A curious, playful hour of questions that delight, unsettle and inspire
A show about knowing nothing... and it's jam packed. Lightning-quick, clever, feminist, and always entertaining show about discovery
A heartfelt exploration of one woman's Brazilian heritage told through the lens of the region's history.
With an unflinching eye and a stripped-back aesthetic, this is a taut gaze on South Africa’s social and political contradictions.
Stories depicting the complexity of identity, truth, and family life of Palestinian-Israeli actor Yousef Sweid.
A worthy explanation and exploration of what it's like to be a glass child growing up alongside a disabled older brother.
A lady's personal pilgrimage along the Santiago de Compostela on her path to redemption.
An inside look at cycling race Tour de France with a vibrant, dramatic story of cyclist Cadel Evans brought to life by Connor Delves, riding his bicycle for one hour!
Daniel Moore’s Definitive Guide to Failure-Free Living
A thrilling, one-man dystopian fable that never lets up.
Studies show that people forget up to 80% of what they hear within 24 hours. You will not forget Karen Hall – her brilliant playing and her passionate and engaging story.
Celebrate Ollie's birthday weekend as he takes you out on the scene in London.
Do Astronauts Masturbate in Space?
A mature and hilarious dystopian fantasy that entertains and enrages in equal measure.
A mime show that, starting from a classical setup, reaches post-modern themes, daring to go outside the boundaries of classical miming.
Falling: A Disabled Love Story
Aaron Pang makes us view his disability, help him to create a Tinder profile as he answers the question, "What happened?"
Another triumph for the young company dealing with difficulty in a subject that was difficult to watch, tough to hear, but delivered with great skill.
A celebratory show from a young blind performer about the right to make one’s own decisions however tough the choices
A truly solo show with one performer and one audience member that takes you on a flight and out of your comfort zone.
Kaddish (How to Be a Sanctuary)
A bold, multi-voiced meditation on grief, justice, and Jewish identity, staged with striking theatricality.
A powerful piece of theatre examining an Indian uprising against British colonial forces.
A high-octane solo show about a Singaporean woman discovering freedom and masculinity through her drag king alter ego.
Physical theatre about ritual and grief. Imaginative, human, witty non-verbal Signed story.
A moving exploration of dementia, told though Joy, an actress stuck in memories of a production of King Lear she starred in many years ago.
A powerful, multi-layered journey through three generations of formidable women, as one unpacks her grandmother’s legacy and her own Jewish identity.
Tight, taught and very funny exploration of being stuck where you don't want to be, and you're dead.
Theatre Ronin stage a show in Chinese inspired by the world of fictional martial arts that has made Hong Kong cinematography famous all over the world.
PSA: Pelvic Service Announcement
A fearless, funny, and refreshingly open solo show that turns pelvic floor taboos into comedy, music, and self-acceptance.
Pussy Riot: Riot Days is highly impactful. It is a must-see for people who care about history, freedom, and human rights. The performers are outstanding actors, vocalists and musicians. It is a completely gripping hour for anyone who wants to be fully immersed in a unforgettable story with very powerful music.
Rock Hard – A Theatrical A Cappella Adventure
Rock Hard is true artistic fusion of dance, acrobatics, storytelling, a cappella singing, and sound effects.
What happens when you’ve built a glittering life on a foundation of unresolved shame and perfectly upholstered defences begin splitting at the seams?
Seeking a Pen Pal for the End of the World
Natural storyteller Jen’s elegant drag character is realistic, fanciful and strong. Performed with sincerity and panache!
Deft writing, powerful performances. Theatre magic in an unassuming container on George St!
Japanese censorship and Western values are challenged in an innovative show incorporating shadow play and naughtiness!
The Beautiful Future Is Coming
Three time zones, the warning about climate change ignored, and the consequences.
An exceptional piece of Boy’s own drama that crinkles your stiff upper lip into wide grins.
A hilarious evening with an unsuspecting guest who just happens to be the star of the production.
A one-woman show describing a personal journey from the struggles of competitive female football to becoming a street and stage artist whilst travelling around Europe.
A sharp, two-person confrontation with Lolita’s cultural legacy, where minimal staging meets maximum emotional stakes.
The Full Monty inspires another group of men to strip for charity in a play with a strong message and loads of heart.
The play is a stirring and emotional tribute to Nannerl Mozart. The audience is transported by centuries by a brilliant performer, beautiful music, exquisite staging and costuming, and a compelling recounting of a nearly lost story.
The Pornstar Martini Effect: A Bartender’s Guide to not K*lling Yourself at Christmas
Chillingly realistic exposure of the darker side of the hospitality sector......and more
A short, fascinating drama which demonstrates the injustice to women of punishment from times gone past.
Trouble, Struggle, Bubble and Squeak
this seasoned comedy anthropologist works her magic once more with her quirky story of ordinary people taking an extraordinary stand
A pacy, emotionally rich, disarmingly funny, and sometimes surreal piece of animated storytelling
Who We Become Part 1: The Moonshot Tape
A fantastically performed story which creeps into you and hits hard.
