Kerry Teakle
@KerryTeakle
Devourer of anything cultural, food and all Edinburgh has to offer, Kerry works in communications when not lapping up the Edinburgh Festivals and the bon vivant life Edinburgh has to offer. You can also find her at Edinburgh Foody
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Jon Cozart: Laughter Ever After
American YouTube sensation showcases a slick multimedia production of pop a capella mixed with Glee.
Adam Hills: Clown Heart
Death and cancer get the comedic treatment from Fringe favourite Adam Hills, proving laughter really is the best medicine.
ZIK’R
An exciting blend of traditional instruments, electronic elements, and flamenco, charting the mystical path of Sufi.
Antonio Forcione and Adriano Adewale
Breathtaking duo which masterfully blends soul-jazz and Brazilian guitar with African and Latin rhythms.
Calypso Nights: Juan Two?
Venezuelan DJ idiot brings his record collection and surreal humour back taking us on a journey to the roots of Caribbean music.
For Now, I Am
Marc Brew explores what it is to reconcile being in the world in a new way, following his car accident in 1997.
The Invisible Woman
Kate Cook plays an array of crackpot characters in this thrilling tale of derring-do in WWII.
Jess Robinson: The Rise of Mighty Voice
Incredible impressions, stunning vocals and sharp wit, accompanied by the fabulous Kirsty Newton on keyboards.
E15
This bold piece of theatre examines the Focus E15 movement, Britain’s housing crisis and the women who refused to be marginalised.
Reclaiming Vietnam
An autobiographical work, exploring identity, human fragility and human error, Reclaiming Vietnam celebrates the strength that can be found in facing the truth.
A guide to choosing line-up shows
Value tickets at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Top tips for choosing line-up shows across the Fringe.
Christina Bianco: Party of One
Versatile vocals, celebrity impressions and unlikely interpretations of your favourite songs, retracing what led her to become a multi-faceted party of one.
Sweet Dreams: Songs by Annie Lennox
Suspend your disbelief for an hour as cabaret artist Michael Griffiths sings the songs of Annie Lennox.
Lost Voice Guy: Disability for Dunces
BBC New Comedy Award winner Lee Ridley’s FAQ for Dunces on Disability.
Diane Spencer: Power Tool
Diane Spencer’s hilarious new stand-up show about love, money, DIY and writing a show for Nancy Dell’Olio.
T-Dance
London’s boldest dance theatre brings T-Dance to the Fringe, exploring how we can touch without touching.
Booking Dance Festival
A dance festival within a festival, showcasing three dance companies and different dance styles including contemporary, hip hop, multicultural.
Trans Scripts
The true-life struggles and triumphs of six transgender women unfold with honesty in Trans Scripts, a play exploring gender identity.
Ernie
With 34 characters in 50 minutes, James Craze brings to life the true story of his grandad, Ernie Hort, just an ordinary man, in this one-man play.
Nina Simone Black Diva Power
Jazz diva Ruth Rogers-Wright plays Nina Simone, exploring her relationship with activist Lorraine Hansberry.
Doris, Dolly and the Dressing Room Divas
Secrets, songs and love lives of five legendary divas told through the eyes of three make-up girls.
Close Up
Circa challenge everything you’ve thought about circus with this glorious, chaotic abstraction.
4×4: Ephemeral Architectures
Tracing pathways in space, four jugglers and four ballet dancers explore pure patterns and mathematics with grace and precision.