"Parasocial Activity" is a dark comedy about Jenny McGuire, who falls for her A-list celebrity crush, James McAvoy, in Costa. Written by Briony Martha and directed by Megan Brewer, the play explores themes of loneliness and connection in the digital age. It showcases an all-female team and personal reflections on isolation.
PALS is a female-led Scottish adventure-comedy play premiering at Dundee Fringe. Following four chaotic friends on a camping trip, it explores themes of female friendship and mental health. Written by Mirren Wilson, the show emphasizes authenticity and relatability while offering humor and heartfelt moments. Performances run on September 13-14.
The musical theatre production "The Trollogy" explores a romance between a Gnome heir and a working-class Troll, challenging societal norms in Gnomeville. With a unique blend of a powerful score and an absurdist script, it showcases local talent and aims to redefine perceptions of Gnomes and Trolls. Performances run from September 18-20.
Vampires, The First Woman President, ceilidhs, Queer art, and plenty of serving, let's #HaveAGander at the team's Top of The Flock awards for The Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 2026.
Arcana is a one-woman, music-led theatrical journey about an apprentice composer searching for her voice amid fear and obligation. Blending Western classical and African musical traditions, it offers an immersive experience that explores themes of identity, freedom, and the courage to be heard, encouraging audience connection and reflection.
Magnetic North, returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with "We Will Hear the Angels" from August 7-30, 2026. The production explores melancholy through music and movement, featuring five actor-musicians. The show encourages audience connection and reflection on emotion, aiming for an immersive experience amidst the festival atmosphere.
Bucksomly Betrothals is a comedic play centered on Alan Rivers, a former bowling champion seeking love amid chaos. Featuring a quirky narrative and a vibrant creative team, the show promises laughter and heartwarming moments. Set at the Fringe, it aims to inspire hope, showcasing the resilience of its flawed protagonist.
"Maiden | Mother | Whore" at Fringe 2026, combines South Asian classical-contemporary dance, spoken word, and projections. This interdisciplinary performance, developed with University of Edinburgh researchers, fosters dialogue on gender and power, encouraging audiences to reflect on identities and societal structures without providing straightforward answers.
hame. teeth. CLUB. follows Morgan, a hedonistic party girl who’s chaotic antics come to a halt following a sexual assault that forces her to renavigate her life. hame. teeth. CLUB. tackles how communities talk about and treat survivors of assault, and just how much complicity plays a part in not supporting victims. #HaveAGander at hame.teeth.CLUB
'Meet Mayor Max' is a documentary-theatre show by Alex Robins, centering on a dog that became the mayor of an Idyllwild, California town. It explores themes of community, healing, and unconditional love, aiming to inspire audiences and provoke a renewed sense of purpose. This is Robins' first solo performance at the Fringe.
