Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Extra Dry

Michelle Renee Johnson's solo show Extra Dry explores her tumultuous relationship with alcohol and the quest for validation. Directed by Lila Rachel Becker, the performance delves into personal memories and societal themes of addiction, questioning the significance of being remembered. Johnson's journey reflects universal desires for acknowledgment and connection.

Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – The Breakup Variety Hour

Ariana and the Rose debuts "The Breakup Variety Hour" at the Edinburgh Fringe, blending pop music, comedy, and cabaret. The show explores healing from heartbreak through interactive storytelling and musical performance. With a unique New York flair, it encourages audience catharsis and personal reflection on emotional experiences, all wrapped in high energy and humor.

Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Stand Up If You’re Here Tonight

Olivier-nominated playwright John Kolvenbach's new play, "Stand Up If You're Here Tonight," stars Jim Ortlieb in a solo performance exploring the theme of isolation and the desire for connection. The production reflects on the impact of the pandemic and aims for communion with the audience, delivering an unforgettable theatrical experience.

Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – FORIEGNER

'FORIEGNER was co-created by Sohrab Haghverdi and brothers Mason and Benjamin Rosenthal through a long process of devising and experimentation. On day one Sohrab improvised by unpacking a suitcase full of random items bought from the dollar store, wanting to convey something about being a “bumbling foreigner.” We’ve been teasing out different meanings and modes since then. #HaveAGander at FORIEGNER

Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – I AM JOHNNY

"I AM JOHNNY" is a surreal spoken-word poetry performance that explores troubled masculinity through the character of Johnny, a conflicted northern white male. It combines humor and raw emotions, addressing themes of power dynamics and class vulnerability. The show features a collaborative creative process, emphasizing innovative body politics and inclusivity.

Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Alice Keys: Rocket Fan

Musical comedy star Alice Keys brings her show "Rocket Fan" to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, combining interactive romcom elements with Elton John's songs. Set behind a piano, the performance aims to deliver an hour of laughter, connection, and uplifting energy, making it a unique blend of comedy, music, and narrative.

Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Becoming Dr Ruth

Richard Stirling portrays Peter Mandelson, controversial political figure, in his show "Mandy: Prince of Darkness." The performance emphasizes Mandelson's intriguing rise and fall in politics. With a unique perspective and current relevance, Sterling aims to leave audiences astonished by Mandelson's influence, running at the Fringe from August 7th to 29th.

Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – The Trials of Magnus Coffinkey

Richard Stirling portrays Peter Mandelson, controversial political figure, in his show "Mandy: Prince of Darkness." The performance emphasizes Mandelson's intriguing rise and fall in politics. With a unique perspective and current relevance, Sterling aims to leave audiences astonished by Mandelson's influence, running at the Fringe from August 7th to 29th.

Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Vincent van Gogh: Between Worlds

"Vincent van Gogh: Between Worlds" offers an immersive experience into the artist's life through a blend of theater, music, and visual art. This unique production invites audiences to engage with Van Gogh’s world, fostering curiosity and introspection about personal truths and the nature of seeing, ultimately aiming to shift perspectives.

Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Mandy: Prince of Darkness

Richard Stirling portrays Peter Mandelson, controversial political figure, in his show "Mandy: Prince of Darkness." The performance emphasizes Mandelson's intriguing rise and fall in politics. With a unique perspective and current relevance, Sterling aims to leave audiences astonished by Mandelson's influence, running at the Fringe from August 7th to 29th.