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The Young Pleasance celebrate their 25th anniversary with a large ensemble aged 16-21, performing a re-imagined version of Kafka's disorientating and unfinished novel, The Trial.

In light of the decision to remove abortion rights fully in eight states in the USA, whilst a further two states have no termination providers, this piece is sadly needed and ever poignant.

A deliciously delinquent and macabre night of wonderful music.

The team work between them is glorious, where we see exquisite acro balance, notably the back angel in various positions and aerial performed slowly, demonstrating the level of strength. The entire show is an homage to strength, a visual feast of wonder.

Six extremely skilled acrobats, clowns and jugglers present hilarious hotel hi-jinks, in their fabulous performance of Hotel Paradiso.

Tony Law is the comedian whom other comedians stick about after their own gig, to be able to see.

Colin Hoult is innately hilarious and an utter joy to see perform. Anna is the perfect comedic character, whom we an only wish ‘lives’ on to continue her escapades.

Circa’s demi-gods are back and bold at the Edinburgh Fringe, creating their special brew of acrobatic magic

The LAB mission is to 'Create original live performances that move the heart, challenge the mind, and feast the senses.' They can be truly proud of this, as the goal is utterly achieved.

An ornate Ringmaster compels and delights children, one and all with a welcoming Arabian Night’s style song. He asks the audience to go wild and crazy, which the kids do, whilst explaining the show format.

Mark Thompson is the science teacher we all wish we’d had at school. He truly loves Science and isn’t afraid of a chemical reaction.

Can you remember being asked to tidy your bedroom as a child? It never was much fun. But could we strive to make it exciting?

Huge Davies captivates in his highly anticipated debut show. He is deadpan, intense and utterly hilarious.

Beach Body Ready is an empowering, celebratory piece of theatre, combating body shaming and delving into weight pressures.

A family reunion to celebrate their late mother's birthday, unearths the truth surrounding the siblings' feelings of their past and hopes for the future.

Dreamgun's Film Reads rewrites films scripts for comic effect

Nick Helm's Phoenix from the Flames is an electric blend of comedy and musical performance. His show is verging on riotous, but surprisingly uplifting.

Super Sunday is a circus show by Race Horse Company, known for their uncompromising contemporary vision.

A one woman play telling the story of Clementine Hozier's life with Winston Churchill.

Peracals Productions presents writer Benjamin Alborough's Cream Tea and Incest in a revival, featuring an all-female cast of four in a Jeevesian tale.