The Black Blues Brothers arrive in the capital
The Black Blues Brothers showed off their athletic prowess, tricks, flips and fiery pyramids with the beauty of Edinburgh behind them this morning.
The Fringe’s best physical theatre show (Theatre Weekly) is returning to the Edinburgh Fringe for the fourth and final time. After three years of huge successes, standing ovations, sell-out shows and five star-reviews, this acrobatic celebration once again brings its athletic prowess, flips, tricks, fiery limbo, human pyramids and hilarious gags to Edinburgh, all set to the soulful tempo of The Blues Brothers music.
Assembly Rooms (Music Hall) from Thursday 1 – Sunday 25 August 2024 at 3.10pm.
The Black Blues Brother arrive in Edinburgh and take a stance on Calton Hill before their show in Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Picture Alan Simpson
The Black Blues Brother arrive in Edinburgh and take a stance on Calton Hill before their show in Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Picture Alan Simpson
The Black Blues Brother arrive in Edinburgh and take a stance on Calton Hill before their show in Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Picture Alan Simpson
The Black Blues Brother arrive in Edinburgh and take a stance on Calton Hill before their show in Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Picture Alan Simpson
The Black Blues Brother arrive in Edinburgh and take a stance on Calton Hill before their show in Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Picture Alan Simpson
The Black Blues Brother arrive in Edinburgh and take a stance on Calton Hill before their show in Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Picture Alan Simpson
The Black Blues Brother arrive in Edinburgh and take a stance on Calton Hill before their show in Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Picture Alan Simpson
The Black Blues Brother arrive in Edinburgh and take a stance on Calton Hill before their show in Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Picture Alan Simpson
The Black Blues Brother arrive in Edinburgh and take a stance on Calton Hill before their show in Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Picture Alan Simpson
The Black Blues Brother arrive in Edinburgh and take a stance on Calton Hill before their show in Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Picture Alan Simpson