Exploring the impact of technology through humour, observations and cracking use of a Commodore 64. An insightful hour that demonstrates the chaos of our world caused by the evolution of technology.

A comedian who won the "So You Think You're Funny?” competition 2017 and brings her warm but self-deprecating show about the north/south divide, height & epilepsy to Edinburgh.

A solo theatre show by Samuel Clayton of Catapult Theatre Company, who demonstrates incredible skill as an actor and provides a moving insight in to the tribulations of additional learning needs in mainstream education.

A promising show with good actors, an enjoyable premise and very much a crowd pleaser.

Edinburgh Festival Fringe are looking for the best review by a young person, and you can win mentoring and paid work from The Scotsman!

Ashley Blaker quickly answers some questions about his upcoming EdFringe show

Rhys Nicholson talks to Voice about his upcoming EdFringe show

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Mad, bad, beautiful

A witty hour with fantastic adlib, highly entertaining stories and an audience crying with laughter.

A good demonstration of how you can bring neuroscience and performance together.

A circus with a lustful appeal to all tastes; packed with dance and music with a 1930's Parisian theme.