Edinburgh Interview: Gaia Mondadori on Centre of the Universe at Summerhall
Making their Edinburgh Fringe debut this summer, writer and performer Gaia Mondadori is set to bring Centre of the Universe to Summerhall’s ...
Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Stacie Burrows on No Good Drunk at Pleasance Courtyard
Stacie Burrows is no stranger to the Edinburgh Fringe and returns this year with No Good Drunk, a deeply personal solo ...
Edinburgh Interview: Thomas Currie on Basically Nocturnal at Gilded Balloon Patter Hoose
Award-winning performer Thomas Currie is bringing their electric late-night cabaret Basically Nocturnal to the Edinburgh Fringe this summer, following a sell-out run ...
Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Smita Russell on Odds Are at Assembly Roxy
Award-winning storyteller Smita Russell brings their powerful one-person show Odds Are to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025
Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Matt Kelly and Richard Higgins on The Listies: Make Some Noise at Assembly George Square
Award-winning comedy duo The Listies are back at the Edinburgh Fringe with their latest family-friendly show, The Listies: Make Some Noise
Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Charlotte McBurney on The City for Incurable Women at Pleasance Courtyard
Charlotte McBurney stars in The City for Incurable Women, a bold and provocative new show at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe
Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Ryan Stewart on KINDER at Underbelly Cowgate
Award-winning drag-theatre show KINDER arrives at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025 following a critically acclaimed run at Adelaide Fringe, created and performed ...
Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Michelle Burke on Mind How You Go at Zoo Playground
Michelle Burke returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with Mind How You Go, a music-theatre show that dives deep into her ...
Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Courtney McManus on Lady Macbeth Played Wing Defence at Assembly George Square
Courtney McManus brings Shakespeare to the sports court in Lady Macbeth Played Wing Defence, a bold and hilarious reimagining of the ...
Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Mark Thomas on Trouble, Struggle, Bubble and Squeak at Pleasance Courtyard
Political comedian and director Mark Thomas comes to the Edinburgh Fringe with Trouble, Struggle, Bubble and Squeak, a bold new collaboration ...
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