Kayleigh Jones shows tantalising promise as a brilliant musical comic in her debut hour I Fed My Dad to a Pelican.

Edinburgh International Film Festival kicks off this week, in venues across the city including the newly reopened Filmhouse.

Old God; a being so old they have forgotten their name, a being out of time. He's an exquisite clown in ruff, doublet and ...

It’s been six years since Desiree Burch graced a stage at the Edinburgh Fringe, and in that time her career has skyrocketed ...

Two women try to piece together the life of a loved one in this sweet and funny take on grief and intimacy by Parks and ...

Everyone has an inner critic – whether it’s the disembodied voice of a parent, a friend, or just your inner monologue – but ...

Alison Spittle’s Big is a riot of laughter and fearless honesty, weaving her personal journey with fatness into a sharp, ...

Writer, director, and actor Eva Victor announces herself as a huge talent with this debut feature, which poignantly explores a 20-something grad student dealing with a past trauma.

Oozing with humanity and powered by sheer chaos, Sam Kruger and S. E. Grummett offer an impish and eccentric antidote to the ...

In an excellent return to the Edinburgh Fringe, Cat Cohen offers a newfound vulnerability alongside her ironic flamboyance ...

Tatty Pants' bold story of community spirit in the face of oppressive anti-abortion policies is brimming with untapped ...

Amanda Dwyer’s new show chronicles her experiences with miscarriage and sexual assault, blending raw honesty with disarming ...