The Alumni Club is the Fringe Society’s new way of: communicating the impact that Fringe alumni (both financially and more ...

Our thanks go to those already supporting Fringe Central and the accompanying Digital Infrastructure project: UK Government ...

Edinburgh Award Nominee Huge Davies (Cats Does Countdown, Off Menu podcast, Roast Battle) returns to Edinburgh for an hour-long work in progress. Same wearable keyboard, new hour-long experiment and ...

We’ve put together this blog in two parts: the first half has information on how Fringe artists can reach wider audiences by making access enhancements to their shows, while the second half outlines ...

Join the hilarious diva Sikisa for Serving Justice – a bold, thought-provoking hour exploring truth, identity, and what justice looks like in love and life. She dives into her love of wrestling, the ...

Global sell-out show 2010-2025. Performed for royalty, parliament and even Top Gear. A five-star comedy show about whisky, or whisky tasting with comedy? Many laughs to be had. Sample whisky whilst ...

A nun walks into a comedy club... In this hilarious mash-up of Shakespeare and stand-up, performer Moira McAuliffe imaginatively brings to life the character of Isabella from Measure for Measure, as ...

Hosted by comedian Jay Lafferty. Dr Rosie Townsend (The University of Edinburgh) reveals how your months in the womb continue to shape your life. Professor Nacim Pak Shiraz (The University of ...

Ever listen to a cover of a song and think: wow, what a funky fresh jam! I feel like I've grown as a person!? What if you listened to a hundred? Chris presents an oddball comedy slideshow presentation ...

Israel and Ireland aren't exactly hosting joint picnics right now. But Ori Halevy and Brendan Hickey decided to do a comedy show together anyway. If diplomacy won't work, maybe dark jokes will. Two ...

Unmissable live music, mayhem and laughter! This team of top improvisers compose brand-new comedy musicals from your title suggestions. With sold-out shows at Buxton Fringe Festival and nominated for ...

It's 1985. I'm dressed as Peter Pan. All I have to worry about is remembering my Nan's landline number. Award-winning performer Neil Frost brings old photos taken in front of his Nan's kitchen door to ...