Aug 5, 2025
You can go one better than all the fans heading to see Oasis at Murrayfield. Comedy hypnotist Matt Hale is giving his audiences the chance to do more than listen and sing along from the crowd – they can actually climb up on stage and be Noel or Liam for the night. And...
Aug 5, 2025
As a young boy growing up in a backwater town in the Philippines, with goats in the back yard, the chances of Jeremy Rafal having a career as an international concert pianist were slim. The challenges were only made tougher when, at the age of 10, his beloved older...
Aug 3, 2025
Inspired by his star-studded and scandalous masked ball at New York’s Plaza Hotel in 1966, Garden Party, Truman Capote’s Black and White Celebration is an immersive ride into decadence and a challenge to social hypocrisy past and present. Running until 9 August this...
Aug 3, 2025
Three women, three timelines, and a mystery – Echoes Across Time is a specially commissioned theatrical storytelling production which will be a centrepiece of the Edinburgh Deaf Festival. Written and directed by Nadia Nadarajah it explores the disappearance of two...
Aug 3, 2025
A group of teenage American performers have thanked the people of Edinburgh for their support in helping get them to the Fringe to stage a musical to honour the memory of their drama teacher. When Paul Andrew Perez died unexpectedly, part way through writing a...
