Join us for Arkle’s second Wester Ross radio play, combining mythical creatures, illicit whisky and the 19th century scientific survey of Scotland’s lochs, with gentle humour, …
Esme Allen (played by Judi Dench in the 1979 production) is a well known British actress struggling to adapt in a changing theatrical world.
The needs of many people with migraines remain unmet.
When their daughter announces that she wants to transition, a couple find themselves divided in their attitudes and judgements.
This classic Victorian adventure sees the fabulously wealthy Phileas Fogg come across a cascade of eccentric characters and exotic places, all because of a wager.
Surprising, funny and deeply moving, a young woman comes of age and learns to drive in 1960s America.
It’s sixty years since Joe Orton’s The Ruffian on the Stair, was broadcast as a radio play and now his unmistakable style is brought to life by Edinburgh Graduate Theatre Group…
James Barry was born Margaret Anne Bulkley, but she fooled the world in order to become a doctor in the British army, which in the very early nineteenth century was an unthinkable …
Scotland is famous for tartan, tweed, and stunning landscapes! Sue will guide you to stitch a tiny (5” square) tweed and tartan textile landscape using remnants of fabrics, and vin…
Written and performed by comedian Grace Aki, the award-winning solo show makes its international debut at the Edinburgh Fringe! She weaves a blend of storytelling and stand-up for …
Sue will guide you to create a Boro-inspired textile art work, by slow stitching with beautifully curated blue fabrics.
This show will involve a strange sense of singing, rambling and reciting dark poetry, all while keeping the audience engaged and confused at the same time.
One hotel suite, four tenors, two wives, three girlfriends, and a soccer stadium filled with screaming fans.
O what a piece of work is man! And O, how the character of man is so timelessly and universally depicted as Shakespeare flings the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune at his mo…
What’s the point? Don’t apply logic.
Nothing is stronger than female friendship, except maybe the pressures of adulting.
A Bit Celtic.
Migraine is widely misunderstood and stigmatised.
This hilarious hour will cover a couple of decades of adventures as a fish-out-of-water around the globe, culminating in the exotic locale of Wakefield, West Yorkshire.
Dicks and Tricks is an old-school comedy and magic variety show featuring the puns and knob gags of the Pundance Kid and the magic tricks and illusions of the Flamboyant Chesney Ge…
Osgood is known for Inverewe Gardens in Wester Ross.
Join us for a Wilde ride in this classic farce.
United in their determination to support their country during World War Two, four young women join the Land Army.
A little girl is sent to retrieve a needle and thread from the ferocious Baba Yaga and must outrun the witch to reach her father’s hut.
Kevin Daniel is a simple Glasgow boy who moved to England in 2000 to make his fortune.
Honey, I’m Home is a captivating Edinburgh show that takes audiences on a heartfelt journey of self-discovery and adjustment to a new life.
Eight years ago, Dylan Dodds asked himself a question.
Recently a single dad in his very early 30s, Martin has just had a massive career change having been thrust into the comedy world full time.
Escape the afternoon crowds and enjoy amazing classical music with a ROSL Recital.
Kickstart your Fringe day with a ROSL recital, and immerse yourself in amazing classical music performed by some of the finest talent, in comfortable surroundings.
It’s Edinburgh in the 1980s.
Boro means rags in Japanese.
Will is a popular GP but when a teenage patient kills himself, everything starts to unravel.
Explore making rubbings, printing, collage and fun with circles and squares, and mixed-media collage.
Enjoy amazing classical music at lunchtime with a ROSL Recital.
She’s had it all her life and finally comedian Pauline Eyre is ready to celebrate her body.
When these two stud muffins met for the first time, they realised they had one mission: how do we get one audience member to say this was ‘good’ comedy.
Brilliantly weird, award-winning Fred Ferenczi bestraddles the great yawning maw of death in brand-new show, a show that’s has been awaited with huge anxiety by all fans and his la…
One of Neil Simon’s best-loved comedies.
A Polish migrant, David Tasma, is dying from cancer in post-war London.
Based on a true story, Silent Night is set in an Anderson shelter on Christmas Eve in 1940.
The highly acclaimed Tay Bridge was commissioned by Peter Arnott for the 80th Anniversary of the Dundee Rep in 2019.
ROSL’s exceptional prize-winning classical musicians bring Paris to Edinburgh performing the music of one of France’s finest composers and his contemporaries.
Experience the romantic passion of the music of Rachmaninov, performed by the best young classical musicians out there – all ROSL prizewinners.
A teatime concert of the poignant and passionate composer Johannes Brahms; perfect for a reflective afternoon.
A woman grieving for the loss of her daughter is drawn to the mystery of the Wishing Well.
Enjoy a relaxing concert of music from one of the kings of jazz and his contemporaries as performed by ROSL prize-winners; some of the finest international classical musicians arou…
Start the day with the passionate music of Beethoven and his contemporaries, performed by ROSL’s exceptionally talented prize-winning musicians.
The beauty of Mozart’s wide variety of music comes to life in this teatime concert, as performed by ROSL’s exceptional, prize-winning classical musicians.
What would you trade to preserve a special relationship? Bassanio has squandered his wealth but plans to regain it by wooing wealthy Portia of Belmont, whose late father has impose…
A post-lunch concert of romantic and passionate music of Chopin and his contemporaries, performed by the finest international classical talent from ROSL’s renowned Annual Music C…
‘It is terribly easy to laugh at passion’.
A favourite of the ROSL recital series, Bach for Breakfast concerts feature the world’s finest young classical musicians performing some of the greatest works in the repertoire.
It’s Shakespeare performed in a completely new way: a Shakespeare play condensed to the size of one woman, Emily Carding, and the way she deals with the audience.
‘What is an artist without his muse?’ Beauty constantly asks this question as it delves into what it really means to create a legacy as an artist, and investigates how mo…
A one-woman dramatic monologue performed with great storytelling skills, Green Knight is an enthralling show.
Stand-up comedy can be a very demanding form of performance.
The programme for Collateral Damage states that, while the play was written in 1999 in response to contemporary issues, it “has many resonances for us today”.
“O God, that I were a man,” Beatrice laments in Much Ado About Nothing’s fourth act.
Ariel Dorfman’s Death and the Maiden is one of my all time favourite plays; it is a beautifully written text, teeming with monologues many actors would dream to get their hands o…
Neil Simon’s comedies are wonderful, but quite a few of them have aged badly.
The world gasped in shock when renowned Irish poet Seamus Heaney passed away in August of last year.
In the mid-19th Century, Madeleine Smith was accused of poisoning her lover, Pierre Emile L’Angelier.