After a sell-out run at the 2015 London International Mime Festival, Theatre Re (The Gambler, The Little Soldiers) presents a wordless tale about the...
35 Brookline Productions present a revival of: CATALPA By Donal’ O Kelly
Winner of the Fringe First, Donal O’Kelly’s epic one-man show returns to Edinburgh with a new...
Super Sedan Chairs. Sedan chairs carried people through the streets of Edinburgh, particularly in the Old Town. Take inspiration from the museum's sedan chair...
Edinburgh's Playday: lots of free activities for children and families! 12.30-4.30pm, Grassmarket. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Record Breakers Record Smashers: will you...
Despite the fact that the recommendation to the planning committee tomorrow is for the building at 1-6 Canonmills Bridge to be demolished, that decision...
River Dipping: get into the river for this favourite activity! 2-3.30pm, Water of Leith Visitor Centre, 24 Lanark Road. £4 per child, accompanying adult...
Roll up, roll up, for the most ‘magnifical’, ‘tremendible’ and ‘fantasticulous’ experience in town!
Ever wanted to count a Decapus’s, legs? Or wondered what a...
Using the Japanese dance of Butoh and an adapted text, Japanese actress Yokko tells Medea’s story through solo performance. This fusion of classical Western...
Fringe First Award-winner, River City and Emmerdale writer Philip Meeks (Kiss Me Honey, Honey, Edinburgh Fringe and Scottish tour) is set to the return...
Returning to the Fringe following a successful debut in 2014, Tshwane Gospel Choir is ready to captivate audiences again!
Since Tshwane Gospel Choir’s introduction to...
Concerns arise over the news reporting the escape of a female patient from the infamous Cabaret Asylum.
The patient, recognisable from a mass of red...
Edinburgh Playday
Bailey on....Warhol
Rhino Birthday Party
The Dougie Maclean Project
Stewart's Melville RFC
This Wednesday you can bring your little ones to the Grassmarket and let them run...
The debut theatre show from master of the spoken word, directed by Fringe First winner Joe Murphy (Soho Theatre/nabokov). What I Learned From Johnny...
If you thought Irish dancers were all curly-haired cutie-pies with perfect posture, meet a scowling girl from London in this outrageous antidote to Riverdance.
The...
Award-winning all-male a cappella group return to the Fringe for theirsixth consecutive year taking you on a journey from retro classics toTop 40 hits
Tight...
In July 1995, alone in his cramped study, among thousands of showbusiness artefacts, film stock and memories the comic legend Bob Monkhouse realises his...