If you’ve ever wished you could step into your favourite episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Once More With Feeling by Behind the Curtain Theatre might be the next best thing. Celebrating its 20 year anniversary, this high-energy tribute concert to the show’s iconic musical episode brings Sunnydale’s supernatural drama and campy humour to life - fangs, flair and all.

From New York to Edinburgh, comedy troupe  Recent Cutbacks  have stormed the Fringe with not one, but  two  epic parody productions: the...

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.

A trio posed against a vibrant, colorful backdrop, showcasing unique hairstyles and outfits, exuding a contemporary and artistic vibe....

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

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.

I can’t believe it was 18 years ago that I saw Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials from the National Theatre with incredible puppets provided by Blind Summit. I can still remember it vividly.

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 | 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 | 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!

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.

In the same vein as the chicken and the egg I can’t help but wonder what came first: the house or the script. Because, well, DAMN! That is a fine house!

A kingdom overturned, a nation on the brink of destruction, and a Princess on a mission to seek out the mysteries of her ancestory. Having witnessed her parents rule destroyed Princess Gayatri sets out on a journey to preserve her father’s legacy and learn more about the world she will be destined to become a part of.

A one-woman show exploring the realities of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in the present-day UK.