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Voices of Canada

Rediscover Richard Strauss’s Ein Heldenleben, alongside new vocal works paying tribute to Canada’s Indigenous peoples and work by Gabriela Ortiz.In the second concert of the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal (OSM), Rafael Payare invites audiences to a conversation across time with a powerful programme of music culminating in Richard Strauss’s sumptuous tone poem Ein Heldenleben. With a stirring battle episode, ardent love music and playful quotations from the composer’s earlier works, it is a musical self-portrait both mischievous and deeply moving that takes full advantage of the possibilities of a large orchestra.This monumental staple of the late Romantic period is paired with carefully selected contemporary pieces. Indigenous Canadian sopranos Emma Pennell and Elisabeth St-Gelais join the orchestra for two powerful new vocal works confronting history, memory and the lived experience of Indigenous communities in Canada today.Alongside these, Gabriela Ortiz’s cello concerto Dzonot summons an evocation of the subterranean rivers, caves and stunning wildlife of Mexico’s Yucatán peninsula. Ortiz, also featured in the LA Phil’s programme, described it as a ‘form of protest’ responding to our neglect of these valuable ecosystems. It was written for cello soloist Alisa Weilerstein, who plays with ‘directness and insight… technical prowess and depth of feeling’ (The Guardian).Together, they encourage audiences to approach Strauss anew, inviting questions on voice, identity, and our relationship to the natural world.Supported by Léan Scully Endowed Fund with additional support from The Québec Government Office in London

Usher Hall • 20 Aug 2026

Together We Rise

Celebrate the power of collaboration through joyful, community-led performances in Princes Street Gardens.Stroll through Princes Street Gardens in the heart of the city and delight in pop-up performances from the likes of Oi Musica and Phoenix Choir.Experience vibrant music and dance from across Scotland and the US in this collaborative event inspired by our 2026 Festival theme, All Rise. Over 300 performers gather to fill the park with sound and movement – from a brass band to a gospel choir, from Highland dance to African drumming.We gather together for the finale, bringing together the sounds of Scotland and New Orleans. Expect a heart-expanding, jaw dropping moment of collective expression inspired by the final, soulful movement of Wynton Marsalis’s All Rise.In collaboration with Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival

Princes Street Gardens (East) • 9 Aug 2026

When Harry Met Sally Met Julie Met Jazz Met Kierkegaard Met Jung Met Lovely Johnny Marr

What is true love? Can a six-second kiss change everything? Why should you take every opportunity to dance? What is limerence? Is music the answer to everything? Or philosophy? And what’s Johnny Marr’s secret to a happy life? In the elegant surroundings of George Street’s Le Monde venue, singer and award-winning writer Angela Jackson explores the highs and lows of romantic love, through the sublime songs of Julie London, the wisdom of history’s greatest thinkers, and the wit of iconic screenwriting legend Nora Ephron.

Le Monde • 15 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

Stuart Mitchell and Festival Friends

Following on from his 2025 shows, join social media star and the longest-running panelist from BBC Scotland’s Breaking the News, and the very best comedians from this year’s Edinburgh Fringe! Every day there is a different line-up all hosted by Stuart Mitchell! 'Work of genius' ***** (Daily Record). 'One of Scotland’s rising stars, Stuart Mitchell is a comedian worth catching before he becomes mega' (Daily Record).

Hoots @ The Apex • 7 Aug 2026 - 31 Aug 2026

Chris Grace: 88%

Chris Grace (Superstore, Dropout) brings an all-new hour of stand-up comedy to the Fringe asking the most important questions: Can you get along with someone that you only mostly agree with? Can nuance survive in an age of extremes? Does using AI make someone evil? And most importantly, what kind of food should be served at a gay sauna? 88% is Chris's attempt to reconcile his heart and the real world in his unique style that the Boston Globe called 'an artful blend of the personal and the universal'.

Assembly George Square Studios • 5 Aug 2026 - 31 Aug 2026

Rory Marshall: Thank You for the Opportunity

After a sell-out, critically acclaimed Fringe debut, Rory Marshall's back with his most pathetic character yet: Rory Marshall. A character-comedy journey through the life's work of a jack-of-all-trades. Rory once spent two days being paid to put pipes inside other pipes, and in some ways this show's a lot like that. Top Three Debut Comedy Shows 2025 (Times). Edinburgh Fringe 2025's Best-Reviewed Shows (Comedy.co.uk). Chortle Awards 2026 nominee. 'I laughed so loud it was almost embarrassing' ***** (Metro). 'Deliciously good' **** (Times). **** (Scotsman). As seen on Starstruck, Ellie & Natasia and Bait.

Pleasance Courtyard • 5 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

Andrew Ryan: Honest Capacity

Everyone's favourite Cork in the North returns with what promises to be his biggest and most hilarious show to date. Join him for tales of pet ownership, constant inability to read a room and his unrelenting frustration with the world around him. Everything is fine, until it's not! Over 60 million views online and star of The 2 Johnnies' Late Night Lock In (RTE), The Blame Game (BBC) and Comedy Central Live. 'Well paced, well written, delivers plenty of laughs' (Mirror). 'Charming, hilarious and accessible with some really powerful thinking underneath it all' (Skinny).

Underbelly, Bristo Square • 6 Aug 2026 - 22 Aug 2026

The Stray Notes Choir

The Stray Notes Choir makes a welcome return to the Fringe with three performances this year. The community choir from Harrogate, North Yorkshire, sings an eclectic mix of music in four-part harmony. Taking its name from the Stray, 200 acres of beautiful parkland extending across the town, the choir was formed seven years ago and performs regularly at venues throughout North Yorkshire. The choir promises an uplifting hour of choral, pop, rock, show tunes and world music.

Greyfriars Kirk • 28 Aug 2026

Connecting in a Connected World

A TED Talk in development, which discusses how the invention of mobile phones and computers were meant to make us more connected, but in fact have made us more disconnected. A negative spin off of this disconnection, has been the detrimental effect on verbal communication which always has, and always will be essential for us to thrive and live together. We train our bodies and minds, so why do we not train our verbal skills, in equal measure?

Laughing Horse @ The Three Sisters • 6 Aug 2026 - 9 Aug 2026

Detective Heartbreak

Detective Heartbreak, a detective trained in solving the mysteries and complexities of love and desire, tackles what might just be his most unsolvable case yet: why did Connor's Hinge date leave him on read? An offbeat detective parody tackling some of the biggest problems in the modern world; clowns, magicians and... dating apps!

theSpace @ Niddry St • 7 Aug 2026 - 15 Aug 2026

Turn the Screw, Tickety-Boo

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to find yourself trapped by destiny in an independent bingo hall? So has Jo. Jo’s life has taken a turn for the worse. She’s eighteen, grieving the loss of her mother, and at risk of losing her flat. Through a mix of desperation and a pull of fate, she stumbles into her local bingo hall. As events unfold, Jo is offered a job and becomes part of the hall’s great history. Can she overcome her anxiety, find out the truth and turn her life around?

theSpace on the Mile • 8 Aug 2026 - 28 Aug 2026