Let’s be honest, over the last 5 years the political landscape has shifted dramatically. It used to be a like a family gathering, which you didn’t really want to be part of but you would tolerate the chitter chatter of background noise so you could keep up with the gossip.

Aug 11-14 | 5pm | Underbelly George Square | Learn More about his upcoming UK Tour In any other year, there is no way Tom Brace would be...

Kate Smurthwaite diverts from her usually politically driven comedy at this year’s fringe (because let's be honest, we’ve all had enough of that over the last few years) to take us on a hilarious journey of a lockdown spent in the Maldives.

Aug 16-30 | On Demand | Fringe Player | Learn More About Expial Atrocious   Is this the dinner party from hell… or is it limbo? Is...

This beautifully made short piece examines exactly what it means to live ‘Happily Ever After’.

Aug 6-30 | On Demand | Pleasance Online | Learn More about Holly Boyden | Learn More about The Curve Theatre Two 'sort of' friends from...

Aug 16-21 | 7.35pm | theSpaceUK@Triplex | Learn More from The British Theatre Guide Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome to the stage,...

I know I’ve said this about improv but you also can’t do the Edinburgh Fringe properly without seeing a bit of A Cappella. Usually, you can do this by swanning up the royal mile and checking out the mobile stages but alas this year it’s a little more difficult to come by.

Aug 6-30 | On Demand | Online@theSpaceUK | Learn More about Hardly Working Promotions | Learn More About Aberdeen Community Theater...

Aug 6-30 | On Demand | Fringe Player | Learn More About Troy Peterson We’ve all suffered through countless Zoom calls over the past few...

Aug 6-30 | 10am-5pm | Dovecot Studios | Learn More About Archie Brennan | Learn More About Dovecot Studios I love tapestry! So this...

Aug 6-30 | On Demand | Fringe Player Follow Emily through her emotional turmoil as she struggles with losing her boyfriend and her best...

Aug 6-30 | On Demand | C Arts | Learn More at North West End A train to London stops in its tracks, a mysterious package has been left...

If you told me that the complete story of The Great Gatsby could be told in an hour and forty minutes with only 2 people working in a small studio with red cups for props, a sofa for seating and a couple of flats for set, I’d tell you it was madness, that it couldn’t possibly be done, you must be off your rocker! But this production is breathtaking!

Aug 6-30 | 10am-8pm | Scottish Storytelling Centre | Learn More About Diana Savova | Learn More About The Scottish Storytelling Centre ...

Ubu Roix is a perfect example of Theatre of the Absurd. It was written in the late 1800s to challenge the cultural standards and conventions of the era.

A new writing, from Royal Conservatoire of Scotland graduate Mabel Thomas, spanning a decade of a young girl’s escapades through puberty as she attempts to understand what it is to be empowered as a woman.

As the only live children’s show I could find at the Edinburgh Fringe this year which is catering to kids from age 0+ I booked this primarily for my friend's 9-month-old baby knowing very little about it, and the thing I learnt is that Funbox are an utter delight.

If you haven’t seen some improvisational comedy in Edinburgh, then you haven’t done the fringe properly! And what better way to watch than with these improv fringe veterans, Blind Mirth from St Andrews University!

ABCd’airs (translating to the ABC of tunes) is a feast of different art forms all baked up into an innovative Fringe show. Classical Musical meets Theatrical Cabaret crossed with sketch comedy, there is something for everyone to enjoy in this performance.