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.

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Forget the dusty scripts and polite audience applause— Club NVRLND burst onto the Edinburgh Fringe like confetti from a cannon. This semi-immersive musical throws Peter Pan into the glitter-soaked chaos of the noughties club scene creating a mash-up of theatre, party and pure nostalgia.

Improvised musicals are always a gamble — but in Smile, It Might Never Happen, the risk pays off thanks to a super talented cast, razor-sharp wit and a strong sense of trust that radiates from the stage. For a troupe this new to the Fringe, their synergy and confidence are remarkable and the result is a show that feels both polished and joyfully chaotic in all the right ways.

Edinburgh Fringe thrives on the unexpected, and few shows capture that spirit better than Smile, It Might Never Happen. This quick witted, improvised comedy musical takes audiences’ deepest anxieties about the future – whether it’s an awkward work party, a looming deadline for a visa application, or even the chaos of impending parenthood – and transforms them into an hour of laughter, music, and theatrical magic. With every performance created on the spot, no two shows are ev

When we think of gladiators, our minds jump to roaring crowds, brutal combat, and the heroes of the Colosseum. But hidden in the shadows of history are the stories of the women who once stepped into the arena—only to be erased when Emperor Septimius Severus banned them from competing in 200 AD. What does it mean when an empire dictates how women may use their bodies? And what echoes of that question still resonate today?

Camus imagined the “absurd hero” in the form of Sisyphus, condemned to push his boulder up a hill only to watch it roll back down for eternity. Absurd Hero: The Musical takes that myth and spins it on its head: in this 2025 reimagining, Sisyphus becomes “Sid,” a would-be mayor of Corinth navigating gods who have fallen on hard times and political conspiracies that feel uncannily familiar.

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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.

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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.

“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.

This new musical explores the ordeals of finding love and keeping sane in a locked-down world. It’s created using simply filming and editing techniques tied in with comic book style graphics to ask why pandemics don’t feature in romcoms?

*SPOILERS AHEAD* I don’t live in LA, nor have I ever been, but in the same way I’m sure that no movie about American High School has...