Absurdist theatre maker Geoff Sobelle presents an immersive performance offering a meditation on how and why we eat.
We are so excited to welcome you to Love Club & Friends Brighton Creativity Retreat!Following a sold out London event, we are back and better than ever with a full day of yoga,…
One of the excitements for an audience is to spot future stars.
Oh Europa is a labour of love; an act of collective listening that spans a continent and cuts straight to the heart.
Join queer Zimbabwean performer mandla rae for this colourful and personal exploration of childhood migration memories.
A series of verbatim scripts featuring the voices and powerful stories of refugees from around the world.
This dance show for young audiences explores how we connect across cultures and languages.
Live music, choreography and storytelling combine to create a compelling exploration of migration experiences.
An interactive performance documenting a 23-mile walk from Dungavel Detention Centre to the Home Office in Glasgow.
A performance of Persian classical and folk music hosted by Zozan Yasar and featuring Aref Ghorbani, interspersed with conversation around the censorship of music and cultural expr…
Connecting dance, spoken word and song, Windows of Displacement explores the human lives entangled in politics of power and oppression.
An impactful floating installation of a house in Ramallah, known, loved and photographed for 35 years.
The Satyricon follows three young men footloose in the Roman Empire as they find themselves at the heart of adventures of seduction, deception, love, thievery, violence and more.
Curious Shoes is a show that's unashamedly dominated by the perceived needs of its target audience, people living with dementia, and those who care and support them.
Arguably a surprise word-of-mouth hit during the 2016 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, this physical-theatre exploration of a mass hostage-taking returns to the Scottish capital with - t…
Welcome to Little Top, a magical first circus experience for babies aged 0-18 months and their adults.
The sketch show can be a difficult beast to tame.
House of Jack is excited to present the first House of Jack Christmas Show! This street and urban dance show is jam-packed with dynamic performances from students of House of Jack...
The End of Eddy is a heartfelt, autobiographical play based on the book En Finir avec Eddy Bellegueule by Édouard Louis, in which the author shares experiences of his difficult yo…
Experience the classical music stars of tomorrow – 18 of the most exciting young performers from right across Europe.
Hocus Pocus, by the Philippe Saire company, didn't live up to its initial promise.
Joe Douglas DirectorIan Brown Dramaturg 2018 marks the 70th anniversary of Tyrone Guthrie and Robert Kemp’s legendary production of Sir David Lindsay’s seminal 16th-century pl…
It’s a real shame temporary roadworks make accessing this show’s venue ever-so-slightly off-putting; also, that the venue is still relatively new, especially when it comes t…
There’s a wonderful clarity to Linda McLean’s short play Thingummy Bob, a firm favourite with Scotland’s leading theatre company for people with learning disabilities, Lung H…
To the sound of looped applause and canned laughter, three performers take part in an impossible illusion – part mind-reading feat, part cabaret act, part chaotic game show –�…
The Incredible String Band’s second album, 5000 Spirits or the Layers of the Onion, is widely recognised as a cultural milestone in psychedelic folk music.
Conductor Bruno Walter said that the first Edinburgh International Festival was a ‘magnificent’ experience, which ‘renewed human relations’ after the war.
As Britain emerges from the Second World War, change is afoot in the far-flung Empire.
Voicelessness is a delicate story of determination and hope, told through mingled voices, viewpoints and times, powerfully poignant in its simplicity.
A rare opportunity to experience work created in the most challenging of contexts.
Guillermo Calderón returns to the subject of Chilean president Michelle Bachelet in a new version of this extraordinary monologue.
A woman returns to a hometown she no longer recognises in this haunting new play from Dalia Taha.
Journalists, writers and cultural commentators discuss the unique ability theatre has to examine differing perspectives, effect change and unravel layers of complexity in times of …
Unique collaborations between established European musicians and artists recently arrived in the continent bring you the newest sounds of Europe today.
This subtle and witty play tackles the breathtaking economic transformation of China, the dreams it enables and those it crushes.
A Scottish Documentary Institute production for the Edinburgh International Festival directed by Anne Milne and produced by Noe Mendelle.
This story of a quiet alleyway in Havana explores Cuba poised on the cusp of opening up to the world.
Fleeing Lebanon in the hope of building a new life in Europe, Ghalia makes an extraordinary journey through the Middle East.
What narratives must begin when a war has ended and how does society protect itself from slipping back into conflict? This discussion explores the role of artists in post-war conte…
A harrowing and bitterly funny new play about Ukraine at war – seen through the eyes of the women fighting, reporting and enduring the conflict.
Fergus Linehan, Director of the Edinburgh International Festival and Graham Sheffield, Director Arts of the British Council discuss global citizenship and culture as a connecting s…
Does the placement, presence, and input of artists need to be re-negotiated and re-imagined in the context of contemporary crises? Artist David Cotterrell is joined by a panel of l…
It’s hard to tell what kind of show MINEFIELD is trying to be.
Artist, musician and Turner Prize-winner Martin Creed invites you to a delightfully nonconformist evening of words, music and more, as he takes up residence for the 2017 Internatio…
It was the title, I must admit, which first attracted me to review Total Immediate Collective Imminent Terrestrial Salvation; its promise of combining "stage action and illust…
Kiinalik, in the Inuktitut language, means when a knife is sharp.
Four men stand on stage.