Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Furniture Boys

Furniture Boys is a multidisciplinary show by Emily Weitzman, blending comedy, clowning, and spoken word to explore the absurdity of relationships through furniture. The performance examines themes of impermanence and artistic expression, transforming ex-boyfriends into furnishings. With a sold-out run off-Broadway and a return to Edinburgh Fringe, its unique perspective captivates diverse audiences.

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

I AM JOHNNY features Tessa Parr's striking solo performance, blending surreal humor with critiques of masculinity. The show follows Johnny, a flawed character exploring his identity through spoken-word poetry. With a collaborative artistic journey since 2011, Parr emphasizes body politics and invites diverse audiences to engage with the complex narrative.

Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Jerk Off!

I AM JOHNNY features Tessa Parr's striking solo performance, blending surreal humor with critiques of masculinity. The show follows Johnny, a flawed character exploring his identity through spoken-word poetry. With a collaborative artistic journey since 2011, Parr emphasizes body politics and invites diverse audiences to engage with the complex narrative.

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.