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.
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.
"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.
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.
"Tomatoes Tried to Kill Me but Banjos Saved My Life" returns to the Edinburgh Fringe after sold-out performances, highlighting the healing power of the arts through storytelling, humor, and live music. Proceeds benefit Summerhall Arts, and the show emphasizes inspiration and perseverance, with the creative team sharing a heartfelt personal journey.
"Jesse North Is Broken" is a one-woman show featuring Jesse, a 25-year-old care worker from Hull navigating life's chaos. Blending humor and heartfelt themes, it offers a raw look at modern working-class struggles. Through dynamic spoken word, audiences experience her search for purpose amid societal pressures, fostering empathy for care workers.
The multimedia production "ALIENS," co-produced by Curious Industries and Dumbworld, showcases a mother-daughter road trip from Donegal to Italy, blending personal stories and immigrant testimonies. Through live performance, music, and video, it explores themes of migration and identity. The performance aims to foster empathy and challenge perceptions around the term "alien."
Meteors is a solo show by Melissa Pullinger, exploring her grief after losing her mother at 20. Premiering at the 2026 Adelaide Fringe, it engages audiences through humor and honesty, addressing the often-ignored topic of youth grief while fostering connections and conversations.
Carmen Collective presents "Gameplay," an audio-described theatrical experience for both sighted and partially-sighted audiences, exploring themes of imagination amidst impending catastrophe. The performance, featuring Sam Rees and sound artist AJ Turner, delves into the significance of being a citizen during times of crisis, with a focus on hope and future possibilities.
What happens when a psychologist is confronted by a wildly challenging creature – a force of nature with an extraordinary hidden talent. For lovers of drama, involving Neil Roberts, one of Britain's leading actors, and operatic magic sung by Carly Paoli, one of the world's leading sopranos. Ahead of their fifty year return to having … Continue reading Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Primal Scream
