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Bang

I Was a Teenage She-Devil

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ROCK HARD - A THEATRICAL A CAPELLA ADVENTURE

Romeo and Juliet: Out of Pocket

Abhorrent Little Scrotum

The Family Copoli

WHEN WE WERE YOUNG

Iago Speaks

Horny for the End of the World

Hunger

Daddy, Tomorrow Will I Be A Man?

Bang

I Was a Teenage She-Devil

Anatomy of Pain

Time and Time Again

The Wonder Drug

ROCK HARD - A THEATRICAL A CAPELLA ADVENTURE

Romeo and Juliet: Out of Pocket

Abhorrent Little Scrotum

The Family Copoli

WHEN WE WERE YOUNG

Iago Speaks

Horny for the End of the World

Hunger

Daddy, Tomorrow Will I Be A Man?

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Pictures at an Exhibition

Take a whistlestop round-the-world trip with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and William Barton.Joining the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra conducted by Jaime Martín, William Barton takes centre stage in Treaty by Deborah Cheetham Fraillon. Performed for the first time and composed for the Yidaki, the work evokes the depth and richness of Indigenous Australian culture.Created by Indigenous communities in northern Australia at least 1000 years ago, the Yidaki is widely known by the anglicised term Didgeridoo. Its name varies across regions, languages and cultural knowledge.Before reaching Australia, there’s a trip to Italy in Edward Elgar’s In the South. Written after an Italian holiday, Elgar said that he was inspired by ‘the thoughts and sensations of one beautiful afternoon’.Then on to an art gallery, where Modest Mussorgsky acts as tour guide in Pictures at an Exhibition. Vividly orchestrated by Maurice Ravel, each movement evokes a portrait or landscape, from a clumsy gnome to the majestic Great Gates of Kyiv.Listen on Soundcloud or Spotify.A keepsake freesheet is available at the venue for this performance.

Usher Hall • 22 Aug 2025

As You Like It A Radical Retelling

SCOTTISH PREMIEREEncounter Cliff Cardinal's radical reimagining of Shakespeare's classic in this unapologetic production.Although Shakespeare’s title suggests something for all, cultural provocateur Cliff Cardinal has reimagined As You Like It as a play strictly for the open-minded. Unapologetic and unafraid to confront the thorny truths of our time, this bold adaptation balances black humour with raw emotion.Celebrated Canadian Indigenous playwright Cardinal brings his fearless storytelling to the International Festival for the very first time. His work explores themes of family, culture and systemic injustice with unflinching honesty and a dark, irreverent wit.This is Shakespeare in a way the Bard could never have imagined.Supported by The High Commission of Canada in the UK, Canada Council for the Arts and Ontario Arts CouncilA keepsake freesheet is available at the venue for this performance.

Church Hill Theatre • 20 Aug 2025 - 23 Aug 2025

Puss in Boots – A Cat's Adventure

After years of adventure, Puss in Boots finds himself alone and lonely, so embarks on an exciting journey back to his past! Along the way, he meets new pals and learns what it means to find friendship again. StoryMakers Theatre creates innovative, interactive and exciting performances for young audiences. Filled with original music, interactive fun and exuberant characters, this show is the purrfect treat for the whole family. 'Wow, what a magical, fun packed show! Loved the songs and hilarious characters. The kids had a blast... storytelling at its best' (Audience review).

theSpace @ Niddry St • 1 Aug 2025 - 9 Aug 2025

Big Band Swing

Celebrating 21 years at the Edinburgh Fringe, the record-breaking Scottish big band brings you a night of music and song from the golden age of swing. Be transported back to a time when swing was king, with sensational songs and memorable melodies made famous by Ellington, Basie, Miller and the Rat Pack. Fabulous singers and a 15-piece big swing band guarantee to make it a night to remember. If swing's your thing, don't miss it. ‘That Swing Sensation are first and foremost a nostalgia trip, and it’s an act they play well.’ (ThreeWeeks).

Edinburgh New Town Church • 23 Aug 2025

Songs for Little Sparta

A recital in celebration of Ian Hamilton Finlay’s groundbreaking garden south of Edinburgh in his centennial year. Including music by Handel, Purcell and Vaughan Williams, as well as a new commission by John Hails. Soprano Alison Bishop and pianist Stuart Hope take you on a journey through the gardens many glooms, with narration by head-gardener George Gilliland.

Edinburgh New Town Church • 23 Aug 2025

Chopin/Schubert: Sorrow and Hope

Concert pianist Ailsa Aitkenhead presents a moving rendition of Chopin’s virtuosic Ballade No1 in G Minor, and the profound Sonata in B flat D960 by Schubert. These pieces combine the sorrows of our shared humanity, along with profound hope in the power of connection and togetherness. This is also a unique opportunity to hear the live premier of Ailsa’s own composition, inspired by Chopin and Satie, and Chopin's glittering posthumous Nocturne in C sharp minor.

Edinburgh New Town Church • 18 Aug 2025

Afternoon Arias

The best operatic show on at the Fringe – over an hour of favourite arias and ensembles from the greatest composers, performed by the internationally-renowned bass singer Brian Bannatyne-Scott, with rising stars Emma Morwood (soprano), Catherine Backhouse (mezzo-soprano) and Magnus Walker (tenor), accompanied by the brilliant pianist Michal Gajzler in the glorious surroundings of the New Town Church in the heart of Edinburgh's New Town. Following on from last year's sell-out show, we bring more fabulous music to thrill and move you by Mozart, Purcell, Handel, and Beethoven.

Edinburgh New Town Church • 16 Aug 2025

Daniel McKeon: Boyboss

In his debut stand-up hour, Daniel McKeon brings everything he kind of has to help you achieve something! From long-distance relationships to working in one-star pubs to disastrous headshots and more, Daniel will leave no humiliating stone unturned in his efforts to transform failure into a lifestyle brand. 'Slick. Well-written' (The Stand Comedy Club). 'His comic-cheekiness is endearing' (BroadwayBaby.com). 'Sounded great from what I heard' (David Baddiel).

Just The Tonic at the Caves • 31 Jul 2025 - 24 Aug 2025

Sister Act Jr

Based on the hit film and Broadway show, this feel-good musical comedy will have audiences jumping to their feet! Discover the story of disco diva Deloris Van Cartier, who is placed in protective custody at a convent after witnessing a crime. Struggling with the strict lifestyle, she soon transforms the choir with her disco flair, bringing new life to the church and community. However, her newfound sisterhood is threatened when her cover is blown... Packed with powerful music, energetic dancing, and a heart-warming message of friendship, Sister Act Jr is an uplifting show for all!

Paradise in Augustines • 3 Aug 2025 - 8 Aug 2025

Mullets With Attitude (MWA)

Two mullets, one mic. The mullet has become as much a staple of Irishness as a pint of Guinness or the Blarney Stone, with hopes of looking like Paul Mescal but a reality of looking like Paul Messed-Up. Dan Stephens and Rob Nother might share the same hairstyle but their perspective on life and the way their hair is perceived couldn't be more different. Come see what happens when a Millennial and a Gen-Z mullet collide. Will it be all party or all business?

Just The Tonic at the Caves • 31 Jul 2025 - 24 Aug 2025

Eric's Tales of the Sea – a Submariner's Yarn

Award-winning storytelling. Real-life submariner gives unique insider view of life aboard a nuclear submarine. Heart-warming personal stories of danger, suspense and true love underwater. 'One in a million show' ***** (ThreeWeeks). 'Quietly wonderful show' **** (The Times). 'Captivating' ***** (BroadwayBaby.com). 'Truly excellent' ***** (FringeReview.co.uk). 'Literally made me gasp out loud' ***** (FringeGuru.com). 'Breathtaking' **** (List). 'Deeply moving' **** (Advertiser, Adelaide). 'Uniquely delightful' **** (TheWest.com.au). 'Beautifully delivered tale of friendship' ***** (Herald Sun). 'Beautifully crafted, deeply moving' (Timeout). 'Mesmerising' (Guardian).

Just The Tonic at the Caves • 1 Aug 2025 - 24 Aug 2025