Ariane Branigan
Ariane is a linguistics student at the University of Edinburgh. Her current side-quests include assembling a comprehensive list of the best Burrito places known to man and mastering her German, Spanish, and Thai.
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Josh Berry: Who Does He Think He Is?
Talented comedian delights with lighthearted, humorous impressions
Horrible Histories: Awful Egyptians and Terrible Tudors
Gross-out humour and history are effortlessly combined in this production of a classic children’s series.
Enlightenment House – A Play in Five Rooms
Immersive theatrical experience brings a historic house back to life.
Short and Curly: Young At Start
British cultural references abound in this eccentric sketch show
Douglas Walker Presents: Of Christmas Past
An enthralling grown-up fairytale, as told (and created) by Douglas Walker
Matt and Ollie are… Dads!
Touching and amusing insight into fatherhood and familial conflict
Nathan Cassidy: If I Caused the Financial Crash of 2008
Meandering performance based (loosely) around the 2008 financial crash
Ladylike: A Modern Guide to Etiquette
Charming and lighthearted exploration of what it means to be ladylike in the 21st century
Chris Betts vs the Audience
Chris Betts butts heads with the audience over a range of taboo topics
Tom Houghton: The Honourable
Tom Houghton explores the ups and (occasional) downs of being ridiculously rich and sometimes honourable
Jack Evans: Work
Leftie comedian Jack Evans explores the nature of work
Tom Lucy: Reluctant Millennial
Tom Lucy explores Millennial tropes in this enjoyable standup.
Demi Lardner: I Love Skeleton
Quirky absurdist comedy from award-winning Australian comedian
You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Family-friendly musical with Snoopy and friends
Love From A Stranger
Lucy Bailey’s production is a deliciously dangerous thriller from the queen of crime.
First tickets on sale for Fringe By The Sea 2018
This East Lothian festival is back and better than ever in 2018.
Little Women, The Broadway Musical
A charming retelling of Louisa May Alcott’s classic by Edinburgh’s Shoots Theatre.
Beauty and the Beast
Not much for the adults but lighthearted pantomime keeps the kids happy
Love and Information
Bilingual Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and Solar Bear production explores love in the modern age