Edinburgh Fringe Festival Archives | Page 2 of 9

Bob’s Not My Uncle and Other Devastating Truths

Mark Ritchie is a boundlessly energetic comedian who combines anecdotal humour with his passion for the church. His set is...

A Beginner’s Guide to Populism is a light-hearted comedy about power that becomes darker and darker as the performance goes...

Matt Price takes care to warmly greet each audience member as they enter. He opens with a joke about his...

Birthday Girls have created a riotously enjoyable mixture of comedy show and night out for their Late-Night Comedy Party. Handing...

Zoo is a new play by Lily Bevan which explores the intimate relationship between humans and animals. Bonnie, a...

Sarah Kane’s Crave is a disorientating mixture of monologues, anecdotes and dialogues about the torments of passion, desire and love....

Fredrik Høyer’s piece evokes a wonderfully unconventional journey through his thoughts – for running enthusiasts and couch potatoes alike. ...

The title Awkward Conversations with Animals I’ve F*cked takes you straight to the point of this brilliantly outrageous play centred...

Ding dong the witch isn’t dead, she’s back, this time governing a ludicrous yet outstanding club night. Margaret Thatcher: Queen...

Summerhall’s Big in Belgium season has become a bit of a fringe staple – and can be relied upon to...