Get ready, because Salty is back at the White Rock Theatre Studio with an electrifying line-up of exceptional queer performers.
Very early in After the Silence, Juliana França’s character relates her experience of being taught about Brazil’s history in school.
Nigamon/Tunai is an inspirational immersive ritual created by indigenous artists, Émilie Monnet from Canada and Waira Nina from Columbia who seek to draw attention to the destruct…
If you haven't seen 1927 before, you should do so – their productions are magical.
Our workshop ‘Feeling Touch’ is an invitation to connect deeply and mindfully with our sense of.
Heartfelt, feel-good, this is a highly enjoyable performance.
A brilliant gem, witty, gallus (cheeky) James V: KATHERINE by Rona Munro (a Raw Material and Capital Theatres Production) pulls no punches.
Absurdist theatre maker Geoff Sobelle presents an immersive performance offering a meditation on how and why we eat.
An exclusive event for members and supporters of Edinburgh International Festival.
A grand dining spectacle awaits as Geoff Sobelle serves up Food to the Edinburgh International Festival.
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.
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…
The sketch show can be a difficult beast to tame.
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…
Hocus Pocus, by the Philippe Saire company, didn't live up to its initial promise.
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…
It’s hard to tell what kind of show MINEFIELD is trying to be.
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.