ROSL’s exceptional prizewinning classical musicians bring Paris to Edinburgh, performing the music of one of France’s finest composers and his contemporaries.
Enjoy a relaxing concert of music from one of the kings of jazz and his contemporaries.
Experience the romantic passion of the music of Rachmaninov.
Start the day with the passionate music of Beethoven and his contemporaries, performed by ROSL’s exceptionally talented prizewinning musicians.
A teatime concert of the poignant and passionate composer Johannes Brahms; perfect for a reflective afternoon.
The beauty of Mozart’s wide variety of music comes to life in this teatime concert, performed by ROSL’s exceptional prizewinning classical musicians.
A favourite of the ROSL Recital Series, Bach for Breakfast features the world’s finest young classical musicians performing some of the greatest works in the repertoire.
A post-lunch concert of the romantic and passionate music of Chopin and his contemporaries, performed by the finest international classical talent from ROSL’s renowned Annual Mus…
One man sits alone in a room. Why? Beckett’s master work brought to life for the modern day.
‘The streets run red.
Waking in the bridal suite on his wedding day, Bill finds a strange girl in his bed.
A young mother-to-be visits her in-laws for a Christmas trip.
A heartfelt tribute to Ireland’s late Nobel poet by award-winning Ulster actor-director Larry McCluskey.
Being a woman these days is exhausting.
The 1950s: a golden era, idyllic, patriarchal.
A teatime concert of the poignant and passionate composer Johannes Brahms; perfect for a reflective afternoon.
Enjoy a relaxing concert of music from one of the kings of jazz and his contemporaries performed by Royal Over-Seas League prize-winners, some of the finest international classical…
Since 1999, ROSL has brought together young classical musicians from across the Commonwealth to perform at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Royal Over-Seas League’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 and his contemporaries, performed by the best young classical musicians out there, all Royal Over-Seas League prize-winn…
Start the day with the passionate music of Beethoven and his contemporaries, performed by the Royal Over-Seas League’s exceptionally talented prize-winning musicians.
An uplifting solo performance of one man’s struggle with PTSD and depression and his journey to well-being.
A favourite of the ROSL Recital Series, Bach for Breakfast features the world’s finest young classical musicians performing some of the greatest works in the repertoire.
The beauty of Mozart’s wide variety of music comes to life in this teatime concert, performed by the Royal Over-Seas League’s exceptional prize-winning classical musicians.
‘The line of the machine.
An uproarious tale of marriage, mischief, jealousy, lies and laundry.
Ghosts! Murder! Betrayal! Revenge! A treacherous uncle and mad son.
A post-lunch concert of the romantic and passionate music of Chopin and his contemporaries, performed by the finest international classical talent from Royal Over-Seas League’s r…
Malcolm is in his mid-40s and going to be a grandad.
Neil Simon’s hilarious portrait of three couples successively occupying Suite 719 at New York’s Plaza Hotel.
Girl meets boy.
Follow an eclectic group of twenty-somethings as they navigate wacky text messages, misleading profile pictures and awkward dates in search of true love.
A teatime concert of the poignant and passionate composer Brahms and his contemporaries.
Six feisty older women shine a light on family violence.
Enjoy an hour of relaxing and evocative music from one of the greatest jazz composers and his contemporaries.
David Harrower’s compelling, award-winning play returns to the Fringe.
Start the day with the passion of Ludwig van Beethoven and his contemporaries, performed by the world’s most talented young musicians.
Enjoy the enchanting sound world of Debussy and his contemporaries in this relaxing concert of music, performed by some of the world’s finest young professional musicians.
Experience some of the most virtuosic classical music ever written by Rachmaninov and his contemporaries.
Little Shakespeare Company returns once again to the Fringe with a talented group of Scottish young actors.
Bach for Breakfast features some of the finest young musicians performing some of the greatest works in the classical repertoire.
The beauty of Mozart’s incredible music comes to life in this teatime concert, performed by some of the finest international professional young musicians.
Becs is a single mum and leader of the opposition party in Scotland.
Multi award-winning, Edinburgh-based EGTG, return with this Shakespearean classic.
A post-lunch interlude with one of the greatest composers for piano, exploring the fire and gentility of Chopin and his contemporaries.
Alan Ayckbourn’s comedy for our times.
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.
A one-woman dramatic monologue performed with great storytelling skills, Green Knight is an enthralling show.
A heartfelt tribute to Ireland’s late Nobel Poet by award-winning Ulster actor-director Larry McCluskey.
1717 – the inaugural meeting of a secret society where young ladies exercise their minds.
‘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…
The Alien Chicken Remembers Galatea is inspired by John Lyly’s pastoral comedy, Galatea.
He’s dying to get rich.
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”.
Neil Simon’s dark comedy about Evy Meara, a cabaret singer whose career, marriage and health have all been destroyed by alcohol.
Possession.
Murderous intentions corrupt adolescent dreams in the chilling story of six teenagers living 20 years apart in an isolated girls’ school.
A sculptor is awaiting the arrival of an art dealer when the power fails.
Shakespeare the enigma – finding clues to sketching out the man behind the prose and the poetry.
A documentary musical about the childhood of Lizzie Borden, who was notoriously accused of murder in Fall River, Massachusetts USA, in 1892.
Come let loose and forget about your worries with feasting, music, mayhem, bloody coxcombs and admirable fooling.
‘Truth hurts, don’t it?’ On a dark and stormy night, Betty, a married, successful dean of the local college, has called upon her resentful, blue-collar brother, Bobby, to help he…
What would your dog say if she could talk? Furry angel philosophers Trinny and Kato share their insights on the travails and foibles of the (not always wonderful) humans they love,…
Love is complicated.
“O God, that I were a man,” Beatrice laments in Much Ado About Nothing’s fourth act.
A personal journey by Irish actor-director, Larry McCluskey through the late Nobel Poet’s best and most popular work, a dramatic reading, with linking commentary and live music.
Unemployed bartender Maude is convinced she’s bought a Jackson Pollock for $3 in a junk shop.
Mrs Mash loves food and she loves stories! Join her for a feast of stories, songs and joining in fun about all kinds of fabulous food.
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…
Little Shakespeare Theatre company presents a fast-paced hilarious play for children by children, except for Bottom that is.
Edmonton: such an idyllic village.
Neil Simon’s comedies are wonderful, but quite a few of them have aged badly.
Stephen Dinsdale’s hit comedy is a mind expanding experience.
One of John Godber’s finest.
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.
Lisa has lost an hour.
The award winning EGTG brings a bold new production of Webster’s macabre tale to this year’s Fringe.