In Classic! audiences speed-read through 42 classic novels with a charming ensemble cast

A glorious win for Chloe Petts debut at Edinburgh Fringe

We speak to comedy music act Flo & Joan, consisting of sisters Rosie and Nicola, all about their show 'Sweet Release' heading to Edinburgh Fringe

Rob Auton returns to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with a brand new show all about crowds

Mabel Thomas’ one-woman show is as compelling as it is disquieting.

Janine Harrington’s dance piece hypnotizes and entrances in a homage to screensaver programmes.

An enjoyably daft and visually captivating take on the absurdity of customer service jobs.

A one-man show starring Michael Patrick, My Left Nut addresses the distress of a swollen testicle and sets this against the backdrop of adolescence, culminating in a hilarious show at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe.

Delve into the true story of serial killer Ed Gein, in Simon Shaw’s theatrical horror show that looks into the psyche of a timid and warped murderer, one that would inspire serial killer stories in pop culture for decades.

Three young men at different stages of both early fatherhood and prison life struggle against emotional vulnerability and an inevitable cycle of incarceration that passes through the generations. 

Rajesh and Naresh, respectively starring Brahmdeo Shannon Ramana and Madhav Vasantha in the titular roles, is described as a ‘Queer romantic comedy for the modern age’ and fulfils this brief over the course of its 70 minute runtime. 

A statement has been released regarding the upcoming Fringe, which will take place this year from 6 - 30 August, after being cancelled last year.