SCOTLAND THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 120

Sea levels have been rising Alasdair's whole life.

Performed to standing ovations and multiple five-star reviews in 2017, The Long Lane Theatre Company's The Giant Killers - the critically acclaimed, inspiring true story of Football's greatest underdog, returns to the Edinburgh Fringe.

CELESTIA 7 was a long-running, smash-hit, science-fiction TV show.

Patrick Spicer is bringing his debut hour to Edinburgh.

Star of stage, screen and lockdown live-stream, BGT Semi-Finalist, Myra DuBois is bringing her benevolently empathetic mix of sage advice and relaxation tips to Edinburgh, presented as only Myra can, in her show A Problem Shared.

After a short (and critically very well received) sell out run at the Edinburgh Fringe 2021, Future Artists will bring Skank back for a full run, and allow Kate (Skank) to live life at Fringe to the full.

Wildcard Theatre's Ruckus is a compelling, unsettling one-woman thriller exploring the suppression and destruction caused by coercive control.

Negotiating the route towards the happily ever after is tricky at the best of times, even more so if you're not the archetypal princess.

Say It Again, Sorry?'s comedic masterpiece of meticulous logistics, an overly-involved audience, questionable stage management and celebrity cameos is delighted to be making its Edinburgh Fringe full-run debut (following a short run in 2021).

Brite Theater presents this year's Assembly Festival ART Award winner Sandcastles written by Steve McMahon, directed by Kolbrún Björt Sigfúsdóttir and supported by the Carol Tambor Incentive Award and Allan Wilson's patronage.

With a script that melds the cutting quick wit of the finest drag queen-cum-panto dame with the bawdy brassiness of an all American (there ain't nothing like a) dame, Lottie Platchett Took a Hatchet by Justin Elizabeth Sayre, is a high camp, high energy, comedy whodunnit, based on the infamous murde

Making her Edinburgh Fringe debut, US comedian and actor, Kylie Brakeman is Linda Hollywood: a recently cancelled high strung agent who's been alive for 300 years, gracing Edinburgh with her presence to present a night showcasing her favourite A-List celebrity friends (with characters from the low-k

Katie Pritchard's Boogie Wonderland has a massive heart and a huge desire for everyone to have a fun time.

After 10 years in the music biz (and a memorable run on The Voice), Jordan Gray has suddenly become one of the UK's most exciting and celebrated rising comics.

Ever worry you're not doing feminism right? Since its launch in 2016 - The Guilty Feminist has grown to become less of a podcast and more of a global phenomenon.

If Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keyton had been French, and had become exceptionally skilled percussionists, Fills Monkey: We Will Drum You might just be the show they would have made.

From the man who brought you the cult-hit, fringe superstars Zach & Viggo, an award-winning funk-opera Where Does The Love Go? with Thumpasaurus, and the blistering, jazzy stylings of alter-ego Jack Tucker.

US comedy duo Brian McElhaney and Nick Kocher, collectively known as BriTANicK have been nominated for an Emmy and named Variety's Top 10 Comics to Watch, have written for Saturday Night Live and It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, and now make their Edinburgh debut, directed by multi-award winning c

From the producers of critically acclaimed The Giant Killers (Edinburgh 2017), comes the dramatic telling of Anne Marshall's rise and fall as the first actress of the British stage.

Reboot Theatre Company announces a month-long run of 5-star show Candy by Tim Fraser at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, running at Underbelly Bristo Square from 5 – 29 August.

It's a funny, honest and stylish exploration of the knife-edge of hoarding, from the joy to the addiction and suffocating shame and based on the real-life experience of writer Laura Horton.

The Made in Scotland Showcase at the 75th anniversary edition of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe will see a feast of Scottish work presented to audiences from around the world and showcasing the tantalising wave of Scottish creative talent.

About 8 years ago, Lewis Dunn (founding member of the 5 star Any Suggestion, Doctor? The Improvised Doctor Who Parody) went for a job interview that promised to take him into the world of 'direct marketing.

Manchester's Award-winning Hope Mill Theatre is set to makes its Fringe debut with Classic! a new comic play, that races through a multitude of classic novels in 60 minutes.

In his new show SentiMENTAL!, Australian comic, Grant Busé takes his audience on a trip to the past: equally celebrating and mocking the never-ending nostalgia assaulting our modern senses.