Frisky’s Remix Roulette is an interactive music show led by Miss Frisky, featuring musicians who remix songs based on audience requests. The performance blends various genres, relying on the crowd's input for spontaneity. Returning to the Fringe, it promises excitement and chaos, celebrating the joy of musical experimentation.
The comic production "Deluge" by Gabi Flares blends magic realism with real-life interviews to explore grief after a break-up. The show combines physical theatre, dance, and music, depicting the chaotic emotions tied to loss. It aims to evoke laughter and reflection on the contradictions of grief, inviting diverse audiences to engage.
RuPaul's Drag Race UK star Kate Butch presents her stand-up show, "A Kate in the Hand is Worth Two in the Butch," at the Edinburgh Fringe. With humor and personal stories, she explores self-improvement and public perception. Butch's unique drag performances promise a captivating experience from August 5th to 30th.
Fanny Bleach's The Nearly Naked Show blends alternative comedy, cabaret, and drag, offering an audacious exploration of the body and identity. Presented as a fantastical freak show, it features elements of The Mighty Boosh and Leigh Bowery, promising a unique theatrical experience filled with humor, creativity, and heart.
The Pitch is a lively Belfast comedy centered on Gaelic football and the potential for a United Ireland, capturing the journey of three teenagers as they navigate cultural identities in post-troubles Northern Ireland. Celebrating contemporary issues and sports, the show aims to raise the profile of Gaelic football while connecting with diverse audiences.
Welsh comedian Steffan Alun, winner of the 2025 Pegasus Award for Best Newcomer, presents his new stand-up show "Windows" at the Edinburgh Fringe. Through humor, he explores identity, sexuality, and childhood memories, aiming to uplift audiences. With a focus on optimism, he encourages self-acceptance and shared experiences in comedy.
Comedian Jake Baker's show, "The Gentle Men's Club," addresses the modern crisis of masculinity with humor, exploring how feminism benefits men. With his award-winning stand-up set, Baker combines comedy and social commentary while collaborating with director David Hardcastle. The performance aims to entertain while imparting hope, running from August 7 to 31.
The Pitlochry Festival Theatre's revival of "Once," directed by John Tiffany, is a testament to intimate storytelling and emotional connection. The performances by Dylan Wood and Lydia White shine, while the ensemble creates a warm, lived-in atmosphere. With exquisite music and a thoughtful design, it promises to be the highlight of the season.
The Bodyguard, an adaptation of the 1992 film, showcases a confident musical theatre experience at the Edinburgh Playhouse. While it prioritizes vocal power and visual spectacle over narrative depth, it captivates audiences with strong performances, especially from Sidonie Smith. Despite some uneven choreography, the production delivers thrilling musical moments and nostalgic engagement.
Alex got sober in 2017 when she was 23. This is a show about what it's like once you get sober, discovering who you really are without substances, and what if who you really are is actually also a dickhead? Come and spend a happy hour. The debut fringe hour from Chortle Hotshot 2025, Alex … Continue reading Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Fringe 2025 – Alex Stringer: Happy Hour
