Every August, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival bursts to life with an explosion of creativity, and few embody that spirit more than Fringe stalwart Thom Tuck. This year, Thom is involved in not one, but three distinct productions, each showcasing a different facet of his talent.

If you think you’ve seen every take on Titanic, think again. Alice Fishbein’s one-woman comedy Leo Still Dies in the End is a love letter to the Oscar-winning epic — albeit one wrapped in sheer, hilarious chaos.

Bringing a new show to a city as vibrant and unpredictable as Edinburgh is an adventure marked by both soaring highs and humbling lows. For New York comedian Alice Fishbein, making her debut at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with her one-woman show Leo Still Dies in the End has been a journey brimming with risk, reward, and the thrill of stepping into the unknown.

With original songs and plenty of sparkle, Miss Congeniality: The Unauthorised Musical Concert brings the beloved 2000 comedy hit film to life in a fresh, fast-paced retelling. If you don’t know already, the story follows FBI agent Gracie Hart—brilliant, blunt, and hilariously out of her depth—going undercover at a beauty pageant. The cast dive headfirst into the chaos with musical numbers that are as iconic and playful as the film itself.

Hello, I'm Ruth and I'm the Arts Business. We're here with Jen, who has been putting on Miss Congeniality over at the Annex Hall, is it? At Space Venues. So start with, tell us as briefly as possible what your show's about and why everyone should come and see it.

Step into 60 years of bonkers bananas, bold broccoli and sophisticated Swedish style as Magical Patterns lands at Dovecot Studios. With 180 iconic fabrics and legendary designers like Zandra Rhodes and Marimekko, this exhibition is a riot of colour, creativity and IKEA furnishings.

The Imperial College Dramatic Society (ICDS) has been staging bold, inventive theatre for over 100 years—proving that STEM students from one of the UK’s top universities know how to bring serious drama to the stage. With a legacy rooted in experimentation and creativity, ICDS continues to surprise audiences with productions that are as clever as they are compelling.

Step into the surreal, soulful, and side-splitting world of Sheepish—a genre-defying theatrical romp through identity, purpose, and, most importantly, the legacy of Dolly the Sheep.

Get Tickets | Learn More about The Spontaneous Players For anyone who doesn’t know (or has spent their entire life with their head in a...

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With Edinburgh like a home from home for me, I am constantly looking for new experiences to remind me about the beauty of this city and see it through fresh eyes, which is exactly what this Treasure Hunt did!

ou’ve seen them in planets across the galaxy, you’ve seen them adventure through the eras, you’ve even seen them spend an inordinate amount of time in modern day London, but you’ve never seen The Doctor take on the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Enter Any Suggestions Improv..

“Hiya, would you like to see a show regaling the story of Dolly the sheep told to the backing of Scottish folk music?” Why yes Mr Flyerer, yes I would.

The job of an actor always appears glamourous and cool to the outsider but there are few patrons of the industry who know the real story. The sad reality is that, even in these times of change driving towards equality, the mainstream arts industry in Britain is still orientated towards (for lack of a better description) white, thin, southern people.

Promo illustration for Making a Murderer: The Musical, featuring a silhouetted figure against a vibrant, multicolored background with...

Historic leaders Winston Churchill and David Lloyd George depicted in a striking black-and-white portrait against a vibrant geometric...

Just when you think you’ve seen the most ‘fringiest’ show of the Festival enter What Broke David Lynch?

Want the Fringe Experience but can’t make it to Edinburgh? Well, following with the program of 2020 and 2021 the Edinburgh Fringe has continued with its online shows… enter The Miles Sisters.

June each year sees the celebration of pride month. All companies transform their logos into colourful rainbow as a tribute to allyship with the LGBTQ+ Rights movement. Of course there are always companies which push the boundaries of promotion and June 2020 saw Avanti West Coat launch a special carriage manned by LGBT+ staff proudly boasting the biggest pride flag seen on the side of a train and making a statement about the equality and inclusion. But is this enough?

It is rare that I will take someone up on a flyer at the Fringe but after a brief chat with a woman in a colourful shirt who profusely complimented my equally as loud choice of top how could I refuse.