THIS IS NOT CULTURALLY SIGNIFICANT present, YOU ARE GOING TO DIE. Performed entirely naked, this show is a nail-biting descent into existential anxiety as humanity stares down the proverbial toilet. A surreal meditation on annihilation, resting on the knife edge between physical theatre and performance art. Ideograms and archetypal forms offer a shared purge illuminating … Continue reading Have a Gander – YOU ARE GOING TO DIE
Have you ever felt like you didn't have the words? Have you ever felt like you wanted to say the exact right thing, but couldn't? Have you ever wanted to make someone stop crying and just shut up? Then our Help Yourself seminar is for you! Help Yourself is a new piece of contemporary theatre … Continue reading Have a Gander – Help Yourself
The play 17 Minutes explores the communal and residual effects of a shooting through Andy, a man who struggles with his own complicity in the tragedy, and who seeks meaning in the wake of the shooting. Would you mind giving us a brief insight into what your show is? My name is Scott Organ and … Continue reading Have a Gander – 17 Minutes
Baklâ: noun, Tagalog. 1) homosexual; 2) unable to reproduce; 3) F*ggot. Homonhon Island, 1521. The start of 300 years of Spanish colonial rule, sparked a genocide across the islands now known as the Philippines. The loss of my ancestral homeland sends ripples through time, emitting cultural amnesia. But is sex the best cure for a … Continue reading Have a Gander – Baklâ
Can love survive when someone dies? Can hope flourish amidst grief? Heart-warming, raw, and brilliantly funny, this debut performance from actor and comedian Sophie Craig underpins a beautifully ugly story of grief, and the place love has within it. I Love You, Now What? opens a window to Ava and Theo’s lives, following the diagnosis and loss … Continue reading Have a Gander – I Love You Now What?
Bulgaria just told Hitler to fuck off, saving the lives of nearly 50,000 Jewish people… and lost a King. A five-star, award-winning ensemble which tackles history and blends it with live folk tunes, The Brief Life & Mysterious Death of Boris III, King of Bulgaria, running at this year’s Fringe at the Queendome (Pleasance Dome), … Continue reading Have a Gander – The Brief Life & Mysterious Death of Boris III, King of Bulgaria
Unlike anything you’ll spy at the Festival Fringe this year, the multi-award-winning sensation of The Greatest Magic Show brings unique routines, fun, and tricks back to Edinburgh after a successful 2022. With more whimsy than before, the team travelled Australia and New Zealand before their Scottish return, as they hit the stage with their brand-new … Continue reading Have a Gander – The Greatest Magic Show/ Adults Only Magic Show
‘A love letter to my mother that I’ll never send…’ Full of myth, humorous tales, tough truths and based on real-life, No One Is Coming is a rollercoaster experience inside a fun (if traumatised) Irish woman’s brain. An award-winning storytelling performance about a mother and daughter, Sinéad O’Brien and Wandering Stories’ provocative new drama is … Continue reading Have a Gander – No One is Coming
Back after a sell-out Edinburgh Festival Fringe run last year, Comedian du jour Alison Spittle returns with a bubbling cauldron of jokes, likely some rage, and with full intentions to have the audience rolling around with laughter (and find out what that burning sensation is…) Voted one of British Comedy Guide's best-reviewed shows, Spittle has … Continue reading Have a Gander – Alison Spittle: Soup
POW! BIFF! SCHWING! And, of course, WALLOP! From Superfan, Stuntman explores the relationship between violence and masculinity and the continued impact this has on our perceptions of men. Through personal stories of real encounters with violence from the performers’ lives, featuring over-the-top stunt fights, this is a show for everyone who enjoyed a violent action … Continue reading Have a Gander – Stuntman
