Inspired by the award winning film, this inspiring tale of friendship, family and romance proves it’s never too late to take the leap and break free from the confines of a lifelong comfort zone.

Follows fiction’s funniest serial killer as she seeks out salacious sex parties, plays with frog poison and seduces unwitting millionaires, all for one purpose. Murder.

The first shows for this year's biggest arts and culture festival Edinburgh Fringe are announced.

Despite delving into sombre themes, this unique two-man show brims with drama, love, intimacy and, of course, humour.

A smashing show ‘Fitt’ for the West End. Watch out Shrewsbury, Brad is back! ‘The perfect anecdote to everything going wrong in the year’ - David Jack, Theatre manager.  

A charity celebrating and supporting the UK's best female comedy voices, shining a light on witty and diverse female voices. 

Bringing the joys of YouTube to the stage.

Ivo Graham laughs at the past three years of his life.

From the joy and hope of 2019 to the mental shift which spanned the world in 2020, Lauren Pattison figures out how to cope with it all, exuding the perfect attitude of "it is what it is."

Sasha Ellen does not shy away from the uncomfortable in her one hour show about misogyny, stereotypes, geeks, women, men, and all things creepy.

"A show about death, betrayal, and financial ruin". Emmy Blotnick brings a Google-rabbithole-descent to life in the most wonderful of ways.

The Queen of all Queens is at the Edinburgh Fringe, and she’s definitely found her camera