Interview: Amanda Dwyer
‘I found it quite therapeutic to be honest.’ We speak to Amanda Dwyer about her debut Fringe show ‘What You Thinking About?’
Interview: Kathleen Hughes
‘Even if it goes horribly wrong, I may have learned something about myself.’ We speak to Kathleen Hughes about her debut show, ‘Cryptid!’
10 to see at Edinburgh Fringe
Our Managing Editor looks at some practically nailed-on winners for this August.
Interview: Bailey Swilley
‘It’s always surprising which jokes resonate with people the most’ We talk to Bailey Swilley about her debut Fringe show ‘Gimme a Sign!’
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Unfeasibly funny pastiche of silent comedy, Looney Tunes madness, and singular eccentricity
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The title may suggest unfamiliarity, but Role Model is right at home with his songs of heartbreak and longing
Scorpio Leisure
Scorpio Leisure
Edinburgh supergroup tickles the dark underbelly of the capital in pleasing, sleazy fashion
Cigarettes After Sex
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Gracie Abrams
The Secret of Us
The burgeoning star weaves an intimate narrative of heartbreak, vulnerability and understanding on her second album
Remi Wolf
Big Ideas
Second album from the former American Idol contestant moves from bedroom pop to the arena with seamless dexterity
Interview: Amanda Dwyer
‘I found it quite therapeutic to be honest.’ We speak to Amanda Dwyer about her debut Fringe show ‘What You Thinking About?’
Interview: Kathleen Hughes
‘Even if it goes horribly wrong, I may have learned something about myself.’ We speak to Kathleen Hughes about her debut show, ‘Cryptid!’
10 to see at Edinburgh Fringe
Our Managing Editor looks at some practically nailed-on winners for this August.
Maggie & Me
Frothily boisterous but ultimately heart-wrenching window into growing up gay in 1980s North Lanarkshire
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
With toe-tapping tunes and a brilliant cast, this production is sure to be a hit with all the family.
Houdini’s Greatest Escape
An inventive, though often ludicrous, whodunnit with plenty of surprises in store
The Mysterines
The up and coming band give an intimate airing of their newest album
Bikini Kill
It’s Friday night and the streets of Glasgow are being taken over by angry chants […]
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Ravishing recreation of Hardy’s classic novel from leading aerial theatre company
The Nutcracker
Belated Christmas cheer comes to Edinburgh in this classic ballet
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater – Programme 2
A trio of incredible dances from Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
Queer Folks’ Tales
A diverse and thoroughly entertaining night of story, comedy, and music
As Far As Impossible
Profound and harrowing in equal measure, Rodrigues’ verbatim piece shines a light on humanitarian efforts
Hundreds of Beavers
Unfeasibly funny pastiche of silent comedy, Looney Tunes madness, and singular eccentricity
Rose
Sofie Gråbøl is incredibly empathetic in a road movie that treats mental illness with real humanity
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Passionately beautiful opera inhabits the most improbable of settings
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A diverse and thoroughly entertaining night of story, comedy, and music
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Suppose you Had a Portable Gramophone
Captivating tribute to the power of art and imagination
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MANIPULATE: TESS
Ravishing recreation of Hardy’s classic novel from leading aerial theatre company