This was a welcome return by the London Philharmonic Orchestra to the Festival after a ten year gap. Leading them was Edward ...

A ladies’ bathroom is a magical place. It is a melting pot, an equal playing field and most importantly, a safe space, sacred ...

This show is different every day, with a main show that comes from a range of monologues and on the final day of the run (9th August) will comprise of two special short pieces (No Where and Les Bonnes ...

In a nightclub somewhere between provincial anonymity and mythic suburban folklore, a cloakroom attendant sits quietly, ...

Based on the Gwangju Democratic Uprising of 1980 in South Korea, when students and citizens protested for freedom with ...

Idiot!” This sardonic remark by the moral philosopher, Adam Smith is addressed to the CEO of the Royal Bank of Scotland as he ...

Two strangers board a plane to fly from London to Los Angeles, one is lucky and the other unlucky.  Although for lucky Jay ...

This is a show for the dreamers amongst us, for those who have ever wondered… what if? A warm and engaging performer, Hyojin ...

Scotland's answer to Kew gardens, Edinburgh's botanical gardens are a great place to learn about trees, ferns, plants, and flora from around the world, and perfect to wile away a sunny afternoon.

Donald Trump announcing a new tariff against Burkina Faso or Lytham St Annes. This show however from the outset has the smack ...

From the moment it starts, we are transported to the Big Apple, with a lively rendition of Bernstein’s classic number:  New York, New York!  It's a helluva town. Sights! Lights! Nights.

Breakfast shows are a staple of the Fringe – free tea or coffee and a croissant, together with some theatre makes for a great start to the day. With The Big Bite-Size Breakfast Show you will not be ...