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The Beautiful Game Plays On – Football Takes Over the Fringe

The Beautiful Game Plays On – Football Takes Over the Fringe

Our Editor-in-Chief, Richard Beck, takes a look at a selection of Football-themed shows at this year's Edinburgh Fringe. 

Inside Voices: Bringing Prison Stories to the Stage

Inside Voices: Bringing Prison Stories to the Stage

Sam Rowe, Creative Expressions Coordinator of Bethany Christian Trust, writes about his prison drama project and the resulting play, Insiders. 

Grassroots revolution: the DIY Glasgow theatre turning an empty office into a stage for all

Grassroots revolution: the DIY Glasgow theatre turning an empty office into a stage for all

The new Theatre 118 in Glasgow launches its opening season.  

Made in Scotland: the Fringe showcase putting bold Scottish voices on the world stage

Made in Scotland: the Fringe showcase putting bold Scottish voices on the world stage

An overview of Made in Scotland's support for Scottish Theatre companies. 

Broadway Baby quits Twitter focus and moves to Bluesky

Broadway Baby quits Twitter focus and moves to Bluesky

Broadway Baby has announced a shift in its social media presence, signalling a move away from Twitter and toward the decentralised platform Bluesky. 

​​Back From The Brink and Better Than Ever - Vibrant Line-Up For Edinburgh Deaf Festival

​​Back From The Brink and Better Than Ever - Vibrant Line-Up For Edinburgh Deaf Festival

The Edinburgh Deaf Festival presents its 2025 programme. 

DIsability Seen Through A Tudor Lens

DIsability Seen Through A Tudor Lens

Time & Again Theatre Company announces VILE - an explration of disability though a Tudor lens.  

Brass bands take over playgrounds and parks in summer celebration

Brass bands take over playgrounds and parks in summer celebration

Brass Bands England is bringing its national celebration of all things brass back for a second year.  

From Free Spirits to Fiscal Hell: How Edinburgh’s Fringe Lost the Plot

From Free Spirits to Fiscal Hell: How Edinburgh’s Fringe Lost the Plot

There was a time when the Edinburgh Festival Fringe felt like a fever dream scribbled in biro by a sleep-deprived drama student with a ukulele and a point to prove. 

Nathan Cassidy: ​​Original and Best?

Nathan Cassidy: ​​Original and Best?

Nathan Cassidy discusses comic originality at the Edinburgh Fringe. 

75 Wild, Weird and Wonderful Shows You’ll Only See in Manchester This Summer

75 Wild, Weird and Wonderful Shows You’ll Only See in Manchester This Summer

Greater Manchester Fringe returns this July with all the gusto of a reinvented Britpop B-side, serving up 75 shows in 17 venues across the city’s pubs, old mills, railway arches,... 

They did it! Marathon Venture Raises Charity Funds

They did it! Marathon Venture Raises Charity Funds

A pioneering theatrical venture and a production company have made a significant contribution to a charity that helps women and children who are the victims of domestic violence. 

Sean Alexander:​ Dubai to Mumbai - The Art of Touring Across Borders

Sean Alexander:​ Dubai to Mumbai - The Art of Touring Across Borders

Award-winning performer Sean Alexander writes about touring internationally with his show Moments in Time 

Matt Hale Promises Not to Change Your Life

Matt Hale Promises Not to Change Your Life

International award-winning comic hypnotists, Matt Hale gives an insight into his show Funbelievable! 90s Rewind. 

International Performers Falling Through the Funding Gap

International Performers Falling Through the Funding Gap

Artists point to funding gaps at Edinburgh Fringe 

Drag diva belts Celine classics live in no-lip-sync Pride tribute

Drag diva belts Celine classics live in no-lip-sync Pride tribute

A live vocal tribute to Celine Dion is heading to the West End this June, and it is all coming back – live vocals, glitter, and one queen centre stage. 

Krista Scott: Wilde's Juicy Women

Krista Scott: Wilde's Juicy Women

Krista Scott writes about the women in Oscar Wilde's works and her Fringe production Wilde Women. 

Joann Condon Rummages Through a Lifetime of Boxes

Joann Condon Rummages Through a Lifetime of Boxes

Joann Condon reflects on the continuing gender and age disparity in showbusiness. 

​Gwen Coburn: Thank You For Not Murdering Me!

​Gwen Coburn: Thank You For Not Murdering Me!

Comedian Gwen Coburn was proud of her dark feminist jokes – but didn’t realise they were a warning sign. 

Justin Maxwell: It Started At A Party

Justin Maxwell: It Started At A Party

Experimental playwright Justin Maxwell explains how he was drawn into the inspiring and chaotic life of one of the world’s greatest artists and how this led to the creation of hi... 

The Fringe’s Most Uncomfortable Show? #CHARLOTTESVILLE Throws Down the Gauntlet

The Fringe’s Most Uncomfortable Show? #CHARLOTTESVILLE Throws Down the Gauntlet

If you’ve been hankering for a show to make you feel simultaneously enlightened, exhausted, and emotionally wrung out, Priyanka Shetty’s #CHARLOTTESVILLE might just be your g... 

Albanian Family Secrets and Heartbreak Take Centre Stage at EdFringe

Albanian Family Secrets and Heartbreak Take Centre Stage at EdFringe

This summer at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Pleasance will host the premiere of In the Land of Eagles, a new solo show by writer and performer Alex Reynolds. 

Fleeing War, Finding Home and Feeding the Audience - My English Persian Kitchen returns to Soho Theatre

Fleeing War, Finding Home and Feeding the Audience - My English Persian Kitchen returns to Soho Theatre

Soho Theatre has announced the return of My English Persian Kitchen, Hannah Khalil’s acclaimed play inspired by the life of best-selling cookery writer Atoosa Sepehr. 

From banana peels to Bouffon: London Clown Festival 2025 is unmissable chaos

From banana peels to Bouffon: London Clown Festival 2025 is unmissable chaos

London Clown Festival is back for 2025 with its largest edition to date, promising a collision of physical comedy, theatrical innovation and unpredictable absurdity across two of t... 

Man Befriends Giant Cactus in World Premiere of Michael Wynne’s Clive

Man Befriends Giant Cactus in World Premiere of Michael Wynne’s Clive

The Arcola Theatre will host the world premiere of Clive, a new play by Olivier and BAFTA award-winning writer Michael Wynne, from 30 July to 23 August. 

Surviving and Thriving at the Fringe: A Veteran’s Guide to Festival Success

Surviving and Thriving at the Fringe: A Veteran’s Guide to Festival Success

Broadway Baby Publisher, Pete Shaw, offers a comprehensive guide to marketing your show at a fringe festival such as Edinburgh with tips on budgets, creating a press release, socia... 

Why Your Production’s Press Release Is Being Ignored – And How to Fix It Fast

Why Your Production’s Press Release Is Being Ignored – And How to Fix It Fast

In an era where arts journalism is shrinking, the role of public relations agents in shaping narratives has never been more crucial. 

£110k Raised in Star-Studded Flea Market Extravaganza - And It’s All for a Good Cause

£110k Raised in Star-Studded Flea Market Extravaganza - And It’s All for a Good Cause

Covent Garden was buzzing this Saturday as theatre fans, bargain hunters, and selfie-seekers descended upon St Paul’s Church for the fifth annual Acting for Others Flea Market - ... 

Star-Studded Cast to Bring Shakespeare to Life at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre This May

Star-Studded Cast to Bring Shakespeare to Life at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre This May

On Sunday 25 May 2025, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre will host Shakespeare for Every Day of the Year – Live!, an evening celebrating the enduring power of Shakespeare’s wor... 

Eurovision 2025: Who Will Snatch Victory Tonight?

Eurovision 2025: Who Will Snatch Victory Tonight?

As the Eurovision final looms, 26 countries are prepping to unleash a riot of spectacle, sequins, and, let’s face it, some truly bizarre musical choices. 

Scottish Opera’s Breath Cycle Triumphs with Prestigious Global Award for Life-Changing Project

Scottish Opera’s Breath Cycle Triumphs with Prestigious Global Award for Life-Changing Project

Scottish Opera has won the coveted Classical:NEXT Innovation Award for its groundbreaking Breath Cycle initiative, a project that uses singing and songwriting to support people wit... 

Bluey’s Big Play Returns to UK and Ireland – Tickets on Sale Now!

Bluey’s Big Play Returns to UK and Ireland – Tickets on Sale Now!

Wackadoo! The much-loved Heeler family is back for a brand new UK and Ireland tour, with tickets available from today. 

National Theatre Connections Festival Reopens Dorfman Theatre, Celebrating 30 Years of Youth Theatre

National Theatre Connections Festival Reopens Dorfman Theatre, Celebrating 30 Years of Youth Theatre

The National Theatre is reopening its Dorfman Theatre after extensive government-funded capital works, and it is doing so in style.  

Why Theatre Captioning Is About to Get a Major Glow-Up

Why Theatre Captioning Is About to Get a Major Glow-Up

Vital Xposure, a disabled-led theatre company, is shaking up the stage with its latest research into creative captioning. 

Tennessee Williams’ Orpheus Descending Like You’ve Never Seen It Before: Cockpit’s Bold New Take Shakes Up a Classic

Tennessee Williams’ Orpheus Descending Like You’ve Never Seen It Before: Cockpit’s Bold New Take Shakes Up a Classic

If you’ve ever wanted to feel truly noticed, seen, heard and felt, then Tennessee Williams’ Orpheus Descending might just be the ticket. 

Ranking the UK's Favourite Soap Villains: Does Phil Mitchell Really Rule Them All?

Ranking the UK's Favourite Soap Villains: Does Phil Mitchell Really Rule Them All?

From scheming street rogues to long-running EastEnders icons, some of Britain’s most notorious soap villains have unexpectedly become fan favourites. 

Glee Star Kevin McHale Enters the Underworld - But Can He Survive These Scene-Stealing Guest Stars?

Glee Star Kevin McHale Enters the Underworld - But Can He Survive These Scene-Stealing Guest Stars?

If hell is other people, then the underworld is about to get even more crowded - and Kevin McHale might need a lifeline. 

Brass Tacks Comedy Wants to Save You From Your Own Fringe Disaster – For Free

Brass Tacks Comedy Wants to Save You From Your Own Fringe Disaster – For Free

Comedians gearing up for the Edinburgh Fringe 2025 are getting a lifeline from Brass Tacks Comedy - the little grassroots company that’s apparently decided to save everyone from ... 

10 Days of Utter Chaos, Creativity, and Controlled Mayhem: Does Milton Keynes Have More Than Just Concrete Cows and Roundabouts?

10 Days of Utter Chaos, Creativity, and Controlled Mayhem: Does Milton Keynes Have More Than Just Concrete Cows and Roundabouts?

Milton Keynes' biennial festival of bewildering spectacle, absurdity, and outright madness is back.  

London’s First Live Soap Opera Hits the Stage - and You Help Write the Next Episode

London’s First Live Soap Opera Hits the Stage - and You Help Write the Next Episode

Love going to the theatre but also enjoy a good soap opera? The team at The Bridge House Theatre, Penge, might have the answer in their latest theatrical venture, Penge West - A Co... 

Durham Fringe Festival 2025: Five Days, Nine Venues, Over 270 Performances – What Not to Miss

Durham Fringe Festival 2025: Five Days, Nine Venues, Over 270 Performances – What Not to Miss

Durham Fringe Festival is back and bigger than ever with its fifth annual celebration of performing arts set to take over Durham City Centre from 23rd to 27th July 2025. 

Edinburgh Fringe Adds 1,564 New Shows Because Apparently No One Knows When to Stop

Edinburgh Fringe Adds 1,564 New Shows Because Apparently No One Knows When to Stop

Brace yourselves, culture vultures and masochists alike. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe has wheezed out another 1,564 shows for 2025, bringing the total to a casual 3,356. 

Best Friends, Big Choices and a Baby on the Way: New Fringe Play Jumper Bumps Takes on Motherhood and Control

Best Friends, Big Choices and a Baby on the Way: New Fringe Play Jumper Bumps Takes on Motherhood and Control

A woman’s right to choose, coercive relationships and the complexity of female friendship are at the heart of Jumper Bumps, the debut play by Amelia Rodger, premiering at this ye... 

This play made New Yorkers rethink their drinking - Now it’s coming for London

This play made New Yorkers rethink their drinking - Now it’s coming for London

The White Chip, the critically acclaimed Off-Broadway hit by Sean Daniels, is set to make its UK premiere at Southwark Playhouse Borough from 9 July to 16 August 2025. 

A Divided Friendship and a Divided Ireland: New Play Derry Boys Opens at Theatre503

A Divided Friendship and a Divided Ireland: New Play Derry Boys Opens at Theatre503

A new play exploring fractured friendships and post-conflict identity in Northern Ireland is set to premiere at Theatre503 this May. 

A Brief, Chaotic History of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe or How Gatecrashers Built an Empire (and how we helped)

A Brief, Chaotic History of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe or How Gatecrashers Built an Empire (and how we helped)

The Edinburgh Festival Fringe, today the globe’s largest arts festival, began not with fanfare; but with a snub. 

A Tale of Two Cities: Why Broadway Will Bleed Your Wallet Dry (and the West End Might Just Buy You a Drink)

A Tale of Two Cities: Why Broadway Will Bleed Your Wallet Dry (and the West End Might Just Buy You a Drink)

Theatre, we’re often told, is for everyone; Unless, of course, you happen to want a decent view of Hamilton on Broadway, then theatre is for everyone with $400 to spare... 

Mark Ravenhill Launches Ten-Play Marathon

Mark Ravenhill Launches Ten-Play Marathon

Behind Mark Ravenhill's ten-play marathon at Wilton's Music Hall. 

Why the Prague Fringe is the Hidden Gem Theatre Fans Can’t Afford to Miss

Why the Prague Fringe is the Hidden Gem Theatre Fans Can’t Afford to Miss

A vibrant programme of comedy, new writing and international theatre makes this hidden gem worth the trip. 

Theatre Peckham Announces Expanded Fringe

Theatre Peckham Announces Expanded Fringe

Theatre Peckham announces its expanded Fringe. 

Historic Regional Festival Delivers A Modern Event

Historic Regional Festival Delivers A Modern Event

Background to the Norfolk & Norwich Festival and this year's events. 

What’s the Story? Edinburgh’s Fringe is Back in Glory

What’s the Story? Edinburgh’s Fringe is Back in Glory

theSpaceUK announces over 180 shows on sale this year, with a diverse mix of fresh and established acts. 

Xhloe and Natasha Make Off-Broadway Debut

Xhloe and Natasha Make Off-Broadway Debut

The Background to Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland's Off-Broadway Debut with A Letter To Lyndon B. Johnson or God: Whoever Reads This First.  

Cirque du Soleil: CORTEO makes a swinging return to the Royal Albert Hall

Cirque du Soleil: CORTEO makes a swinging return to the Royal Albert Hall

Cirque du Soleil: CORTEO makes a swinging return to the Royal Albert Hall with Black Friday ticket prices from £69. 

Disney's Hercules, the electrifying new West End musical, is now on sale

Disney's Hercules, the electrifying new West End musical, is now on sale

That's right, it's not a myth! More than two and a half decades since the original animated Disney musical, everyone's favourite demi-god is back to flex those biceps on stage. 

Voila! Theatre Festival 2024 Launched

Voila! Theatre Festival 2024 Launched

Voila! Theatre Festival 2024 is Launched at the Cockpit Theatre 

Grab West End tickets to see Les Mis for just £31!

Grab West End tickets to see Les Mis for just £31!

Until Friday, 8th of November you can grab yourselves tickets to see Les Misérables at London's Sondheim Theatre for just £31. 

Sicilian Sunshine and Spectacle: Discovering the Magic of the Catania Fringe Festival

Sicilian Sunshine and Spectacle: Discovering the Magic of the Catania Fringe Festival

Is there anything more enchanting than the picturesque landscapes of Sicily, drenched in the golden hues of October sunshine? As I write these words from the sun-kissed balcony of ... 

Amaze opens in The West End, and you can grab tickets for just £15!

Amaze opens in The West End, and you can grab tickets for just £15!

After a highly successful limited run at Marylebone Theatre this summer, master magician Jamie Allan is bringing his record-breaking, critically-acclaimed show, Amaze, to the West... 

Show Racism The Red Card Commissions New Musical in Support of the Campaign to Get Justice for Walter Tull

Show Racism The Red Card Commissions New Musical in Support of the Campaign to Get Justice for Walter Tull

Show Racism the Red Card- the UK's leading anti-racism educational charity - has commissioned a new musical drama for Black History Month as part of a campaign to redress a grave i... 

Save up to £62 on the best seats for Les Misérables

Save up to £62 on the best seats for Les Misérables

Act now to grab the best seats in the house for Les Mis and save up to £62! 

Les Misérables World Tour starts in Glasgow, Sheffield, Aberdeen, Manchester and Newcastle

Les Misérables World Tour starts in Glasgow, Sheffield, Aberdeen, Manchester and Newcastle

New production expanded from the hugely successful Les Misérables The Staged Concert which played for over 200 record-breaking performances in the West End. 

Steve Gove Goes Fringe Crazy

Steve Gove Goes Fringe Crazy

Steve Gove announces Prague Fringe 2025, the 1st Prague Comedy Festival and the 1st Mumbai Fringe Festival. 

Tom Dugan’s Universal Hero

Tom Dugan’s Universal Hero

Richard Beck looks into the background of Tom Dugan’s play on SImon Wiesenthal at the Kings Head, Islington. 

A total of five Bobby Awards find new homes following the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this year

A total of five Bobby Awards find new homes following the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this year

Broadway Baby presented four more prestigious Bobby Awards at the end of this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, making a total of five. 

Broadway Baby's first Bobby of the 2024 Festival Fringe finds new home in a Boarding School

Broadway Baby's first Bobby of the 2024 Festival Fringe finds new home in a Boarding School

Broadway Baby presented their first prestigious Bobby Award of this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe to An Adequate Abridgement of Boarding School Life as a Homo by Choir Boys & ... 

Authentic Voice of Scotland in the Raw

Authentic Voice of Scotland in the Raw

Our Editor-in-Chief, Richard Beck looks at the work of Saltire Sky in revealing a darket side of Scotland. 

Sue Crawley’s Tweed and Tartan Slow Stitching Workshop

Sue Crawley’s Tweed and Tartan Slow Stitching Workshop

Our Editor-in-Chief, Richard Beck takes Sue Crawley’s Tweed and Tartan Slow Stitching Workshop. 

Alex Franklin: Looking in the Trans Mirror

Alex Franklin: Looking in the Trans Mirror

Alex Franklin writes about life as a trans person post HRT. 

Take Me To Your Live Theatre

Take Me To Your Live Theatre

Casey Feigh, founder of Holy Shit Improv writes about live performance being even more important in the face of AI. 

Comedy, Or How to Make Sense of Life

Comedy, Or How to Make Sense of Life

​Comedians Juliet Cowan and ​John Meagher make their Fringe debut this year. Here they write about how they slid into comedy. 

Comedy: The Antidote to Tragedy

Comedy: The Antidote to Tragedy

Comedians ​Anna Akana (l) and ​Catherine McCafferty (r) make their Fringe debut this year. Here they write about tragedies in thir lives and the healing power of comedy.  

Todd Almond is Almost There

Todd Almond is Almost There

Todd Almond talks about the background to his Fringe show, I'm Almost There. 

Louise Leigh: Don't Fear the 'Bad' Review

Louise Leigh: Don't Fear the 'Bad' Review

The Bristol-based powerhouse of a mum-cum-Gen X comic, says, “Don't fear the 'bad' review". 

When Second-rate is the Best

When Second-rate is the Best

Grammy-winning cellist Leah Coloff tells the story behind her Fringe show, Super Second Rate, 

Where is the fun in circus?

Where is the fun in circus?

Emma from Nova tells the back story to the show. 

​Lubna Kerr: Chatterbox

​Lubna Kerr: Chatterbox

​Lubna Kerr’s write about the background to her Fringe production Chatterbox. 

Matt Hale: Suspending Disbelief and Diving into the Absurd.

Matt Hale: Suspending Disbelief and Diving into the Absurd.

Comedy hypnotist Matt Hale explains that he loves the Fringe because it is a fabulous dreamscape of the imagination. 

Lewis Hetherington: Smelling the Wildfires

Lewis Hetherington: Smelling the Wildfires

Scottish playwrightLewis Hetherington write about the climate crisis and his latest work no one is coming to save us,  

Edinburgh Deaf Festival returns but its future is threatened

Edinburgh Deaf Festival returns but its future is threatened

Edinburgh Deaf Festival is returning this year despite fears about its survival. 

Chopped Liver and Unions: The Struggle Continues

Chopped Liver and Unions: The Struggle Continues

Charlotte Walker talks about returning to the Fringe with an extended version of her production of Chopped Liver and Unions. 

Tragedy? Run At It Shouting!

Tragedy? Run At It Shouting!

Charlie MacGechan tells the tale of a wonderful woman, a tragedy and the phoenix that rose out of the ashes. His moving story is being told here for the first time in public. 

Joking About Death Makes You Less Afraid Of It

Joking About Death Makes You Less Afraid Of It

Rich Spalding writes about turning death into comedy.  

The Audience Is Not Your Therapist

The Audience Is Not Your Therapist

New York comedian Julia VanderVeen writes about the relationship between audience and performer. 

Queen Elizabeth I In Her Own Words

Queen Elizabeth I In Her Own Words

​Carole Levin writes about her background​​ and play ​The Life of Elizabeth I in Her Own Words. 

What to Watch in Brighton this Christmas

What to Watch in Brighton this Christmas

As Brighton and Hove leaves lockdown and enters Tier 2, socially distanced live performances are back on the cards. 

Post Covid-19: What Now?

Post Covid-19: What Now?

Since the Covid-19 coronavirus crisis has caused the world to shut down, the theatre industry has gone dark, at least at first sight. 

Technology in the Theatre: How #TOMtech is bringing it to light

Technology in the Theatre: How #TOMtech is bringing it to light

Does technology have a role in live performance? In 2014 The Old Market’s #TOMtech season blasted into Brighton, exclusively showcasing performances shaped by technology. 

Slaughtered at theSpace Surgeons' Hall with Kate Copstick: Episode 6

Slaughtered at theSpace Surgeons' Hall with Kate Copstick: Episode 6

Copstick is back at Surgeons' Hall chatting to Martha McBrier, Darcie Silver, Pope Lonergan and Lisa Frischemeier. 

Slaughtered at The Abattoir with Kate Copstick: Episode 5

Slaughtered at The Abattoir with Kate Copstick: Episode 5

Slaughtered, from the Underbelly Abattoir. Hosted by Copstick, with guests including Alun Cochrane, Luca Cupani, Langston Kerman, Taigé Lauren, and Darius Davies. 

Slaughtered at theSpace Surgeon's Hall with Kate Copstick: Episode 4

Slaughtered at theSpace Surgeon's Hall with Kate Copstick: Episode 4

Kate Copstick chats to Paul Wady of Stealth Aspies about questioning labels on the topic of autism. 

Fringe Festival Pub Crawl 4: Old Town South

Fringe Festival Pub Crawl 4: Old Town South

Unlike its sister crawl, Old Town North, Old Town South traverses more of the South Side’s bars that lie adjacent to many Fringe venues. 

Slaughtered at The Army: Kate Copstick Podcast Episode 3

Slaughtered at The Army: Kate Copstick Podcast Episode 3

Kate meets the folks behind the Army@TheFringe and finds out more about this unique venue. 

Slaughtered at The Abattoir with Kate Copstick: Episode 2

Slaughtered at The Abattoir with Kate Copstick: Episode 2

Hosted by Kate Copstick and featuring the equally fierce female voices of Kirsten Vangsness (yes, Penelope Garcia!), Elaine Miller, and Martha McBrier. 

Slaughtered at The Surgeon's Hall with Kate Copstick: Episode 1

Slaughtered at The Surgeon's Hall with Kate Copstick: Episode 1

Kate Copstick presents episode 1 of Slaughtered at The Surgeon's Hall with President Obonjo and Zach Zucker.  

Brighton Fringe Broadway Bobby Award Winner 2019 Announced

Brighton Fringe Broadway Bobby Award Winner 2019 Announced

After a year of excellent shows, picking the winner was harder than ever. 

Something For The Weekend: Brighton Fringe 2019 Final Weekend

Something For The Weekend: Brighton Fringe 2019 Final Weekend

There’s been disco-dancing to Madonna in an old church, vegan based stand up in a room above a pub, incredible acrobatics, hilarious cabaret songs about near-death experiences an... 

theSpaceUK announces their Edinburgh Fringe Programme

theSpaceUK announces their Edinburgh Fringe Programme

Today theSpaceUK announces its 2019 Edinburgh Fringe Season with over 400 shows and the biggest new-writing programme at the Fringe. 

Something For The Weekend: Brighton Fringe Week 4

Something For The Weekend: Brighton Fringe Week 4

There have been some stellar hits and some definite misses, but with some five star performances just starting their runs it could be that your favourite show of Brighton Fringe 2... 

Something For The Weekend: Brighton Fringe Week 3

Something For The Weekend: Brighton Fringe Week 3

That’s right, we’re already coming towards the halfway point of Brighton Fringe. 

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