With instruments and a dance floor, Join the Dot’s Ceilidh band created an experience to be remembered!

Meliesa, a Bronze Arts Award student working on her Part B (experience the arts as an audience member), went to see a performance of the stage play 'The Boy at the Back of the Class.' Here's her review!

An evening of LGBTQIA+ celebration with live music, drama, spoken work art and karaoke! Bring your change too, because we're fundraising for Porchlight Kent with some exclusive raffle prizes.

An unexpected and thought provoking performance from Lakota actor and playwright Cliff Cardinal. Presented as part of LIFT Festival and taking place at Southbank Centre until 9th June 2024. 

From shows about ancestry to surrealism, reclaiming your voice, and pricing the body, here's some unique dance, movement, and circus shows coming to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe - including Luca Rutherford, Giovanni Zazzera, and Na Djinang Circus

Beautiful storytelling and spoken word poetry that reminds you that sometimes your best friend can be your soulmate!

Sound Symphony: Sensory Film celebrates disabled artists in the creative industries

A heartfelt look into an Australian woman's fear of failure.

Netflix & Chilton is the debut Ed Fringe show from South London-based comedian Luke Chilton. Venue: Just The Tonic at Cabaret Voltaire (Liberty Room) from 1st August – 25th August at 8.00pm (exc 12th)

Joe McTernan will return to the Ed Fringe this year with a brand-new show, Lost. Venue: Underbelly, Bristo Square. 31st July – 26th August 2024 (excludes 12th) at 6.50pm 

Comedian, actor and writer KATE-LOIS ELLIOTT will make her Ed Fringe debut with HOW TO BELONG WITHOUT JOINING A CULT. Edinburgh Fringe, 31st July - 26th August at 4pm (excludes 19th August)  at Gilded Balloon, Patter House:  TICKETS 

The endearingly eccentric Paggy Gacheva delivers an hour of joyful comedy, about the inner workings of her autistic mind.