When Vincent Met John is a historical encounter few could have anticipated.
"It takes two to tango" is a saying many of us have heard but perhaps have never fully experienced.
Meet Dan, James, Anna, and Andy as they take on the Fringe for a live recording of their podcast No Such Thing As A Fish – Thundernerds.
Upon entering the theatre, you're greeted by an array of massive sacks hanging above the stage, each differing in colour, texture, and shape.
What if someone could gently peer deep into your soul and remove all the masks to reveal your true self? Luxembourg-based Z Art Company presents Negare, choreographed by Giovanni Z…
Vibrance is a passionate display of art and dance from an up-and-coming generation of artists, dancers, and choreographers.
The fusion of ballet and hip-hop has long fascinated audiences since it was popularised by films like Step Up.
Dance-Forms’ 79th International Choreographers’ Showcase returns for its 20th edition at the Edinburgh Fringe, presenting a collection of eight contemporary dance-theatre piece…
Let me start by saying that I understand there’s an overwhelming number of shows at this year’s Fringe.
As the door to the auditorium opens, you walk barefoot onto a dark stage.
A man lies on the stage, shirtless and wearing only jeans.
Tucked away under the busy streets of Edinburgh is a cellar bar that will make you feel like you’ve teleported to Andalusia.
A Giant On The Bridge doesn’t give much away from its description, so I was ready to be surprised.
Na Dihnang Circus presents Of The Land on Which We Meet.
Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine I’d witness some of my favourite childhood characters as burlesque dancers in tiny sparkly underwear and adorned with nipple tassels.
Hello and welcome to Cynthia’s fabulous party! Meet our generous host as she greets each and every audience member with a chocolaty hors d'oeuvre.
As we walk into the venue and start finding our seats, some of the cast members are walking around the theatre, warmly greeting everyone.
Dom Chambers bursts on stage, pumped up for a night that promises magic.
Rouge is back at the Fringe sexier and kinkier than ever.
The show begins with a woman singing, suspended from the ceiling as her crimson red skirt cascades down to the stage.
Which is which? Meet six-foot-seven identical twins, Patrick and Hugo.
As you walk into McEwan Hall, the stage has been transformed into a bar.
For one last time at the Fringe, The Black Blues Brothers will dazzle audiences with their electrifying circus show.
Welcome, soldiers! How often do you think about the Greek Empire? How about the Trojan War? In this production by Fishing 4 Chips, you get to step into the famous wooden horse in B…
Get ready to meet a version of Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci like never before in Pop Off, Michelangelo! Travel back to Renaissance Florence, where the two young artists are b…
Do you believe in ghosts? How about a who-done-it and a coverup? Then, you will be intrigued by The Grim.
Do you enjoy roller coasters? I bet you’ve never been on one like this.
SILENCE! The Musical is the unauthorised parody musical of The Silence of the Lambs.
If you ever play poker at a casino, be sure to bring Andrew Frost along.
These Barbies are fun! As you walk in, you'll notice a podium featuring the bottom half of a mannequin.
This show is like taking improvisation to the next level.
Get ready to fall down the rabbit hole with Italian quick-change legend Arturo Brachetti.
Welcome to this Tiny Little Town! Meet the mayor and the townspeople as you embark on this fun and quirky musical.
Lewis Fuller’s Ungentlemanly Conduct promises a lively evening filled with daring and flirtatious displays of magic and talent.
As you walk into McEwan Hall to find your seat, Colin sits blindfolded mid-stage, hands gently resting on his thighs.
Luke Rollason is back at the Fringe with Luke Rollason, Luke Rollason, Let Down Your Hair, and all is right in the world.
The Cambridge Footlights International Tour 2024 is back at the Edinburgh Fringe with its latest iteration.
Australian award-winning choreographer Lewis Major is back for this year’s Fringe with two unique pieces that speak of human connection, having fun and using the body as a vessel...