Edinburgh Festival

BWW caught up with Alexa Elmy on bringing Alexa, Play to the 2024 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

BWW caught up with Sarah Hester Ross about bringing Sarah Hester Ross is What? to the 2024 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

BWW caught up with Eleanor Greene about bringing Girls Really Listen To Me to the 2024 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

BWW caught up with Eoin Ryan about bringing Trawled - When Adventure Becomes Survival to the 2024 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

‘Float’, a new production by Northern Irish writers Kirby Thompson and Orla Graham, will be making its way to Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August. Performances run 1–25 August.

Rhiannon Hughes will bring A life in boxes to Edinburgh Fringe. Performances run 2nd -24th August (Not 11th) at theSpaceUK @ Surgeon’s Hall.

Launching at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Funny Women's The Glitter Project will host friendly events with comedy mentors to advise new female performers.

Break Dance may be the star attraction of the Paris Olympics this summer but the Edinburgh Fringe is playing host to some of the most innovative and daring work in the genre with the explosive Dance N'Speak Easy at Underbelly.

Hit parody Six Chick Flicks will return to the Fringe. Following sold-out shows and rave reviews in 2023, Six Chick Flicks comes back to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with a hilarious, feminist parody of your favourite chick flick films in one hour.

The Taiwanese performing arts group 'Diary of a Magician' has been making waves with their magic theater show. In February this year, they received a 5-star rating at the Adelaide Fringe Festival in Australia.

MILF AND THE MISTRESS comes to Edinburgh Fringe. Performances run  2-18 August 2024.

Trust Me, I’m From Essex comes to Edinburgh Fringe next month. Performances run 19-24 August 2024.

Batisfera will present The Gummy Bears’ Great War at C ARTS, C Venues, C alto (v40), 31 July-25 August 2024 (not 13), 18.20 & 19.20, 30mins.

Pretty Delusional is a frank, funny and touching musical exploration of the twenty-something experience of dating and hook-up culture.

THE BRONZE BOY, a thought-provoking new play about school shootings and gun crime in the USA, is receiving its UK premiere at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2024.

Emmy-nominated actress Naomi Grossman, best known as fan-favorite “Pepper,” the first multi-season crossover character from Ryan Murphy’s hit television series American Horror Story, will present a raucous, irreverent love letter to AHS fans and the dubious art of self-compromise in this limited theatrical run of her new solo show, American Whore Story.

Actor and writer Elizabeth Colarte has announced that her brand-new solo show, AS GOOD AS IT GETS will be among this year's lineup of 2024 Edinburgh Fringe festival shows and will be making its world premiere at Greenside @ George Street in the Mint Studio.

Award winning and critically acclaimed vocalist and entertainer Mychelle Colleary brings a brand new show, in her first full month run, to Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Nuthatch and Scissor Kick will present the World Premiere of Little Deaths. The cast has been announced for this playful, deep tale interrogating the bond of youth, growing apart and the power of platonic love and friendship to hurt and heal, directed by Claire O'Reilly (Talking about the Fire, Royal Court Theatre 2023) 

BWW caught up with Sam See about bringing And I Can't Feel At Home In This World Anymore to the 2024 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Chopped Liver and Unions returns to the Fringe after a highly successful run in 2023, an OffFest award nomination and a transfer to New York as part of the Brits Off Broadway season at 59E59 Theaters.

Leah Coloff is a pretty impressive musician. David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Debby Harry all thought so when she played with them – so did the judges who recently awarded her a Grammy. But then there’s family.

Crispr! The Musical by Duane Stanford and Lina Zikas comes to Edinburgh this month. Performances run 31 July to 25 August 2024.

Oldest and Dearest will present Mr. Cardboard at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The show is a knowing pastiche of childhood fantasy stories, whipping between a classic narrative about a boy meeting his magical imaginary friend, Mr. Cardboard, and a shockingly affecting exploration of growing up and friendship, all through an expertly stupid comedic lens.