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Matthew Highton's It Came from the Mud
Remember all those times you said, I’ll go see Nan tomorrow? Tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow… Just one more episode of The Big Bang Theory… Then she was dead! Don’t do that with this show, go see it today. Matthew Highton is a sublime stand-up and masterful storyteller who will take you through imaginative and memorable…
Whistle Binkies Live Music Bar, Edinburgh
Sat 3 Aug
Sun 4 Aug
Mon 5 Aug
Max and Ivan: The Reunion
Mick Perrin Worldwide in association with Dawn Sedgwick Management. Class of 2003, assemble! Fresh from the Melbourne International Comedy Festival - and their Barry Award 2013 nomination - Foster's Award-winners Max and Ivan (BBC Radio 4, BBC3) spin a bewitching narrative sketch comedy tale of love, loss and…
Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh
Wed 31 Jul
Thu 1 Aug
Fri 2 Aug
Medieval and Spanish Blues: Guitar and Songs
Claude Bourbon. Claude Bourbon grew up in Switzerland, where he was classically trained. He has performed and studied all over the world. He has crafted an unbelievable fusion of classical and jazz, with ethereal eastern influences, Spanish and Latin elements with strains of western folk. 'Do you know what medieval…
Acoustic Music Centre @ St Brides, Edinburgh
Thu 22 Aug
Meet and Greet for University Students
Are you a university student at the Fringe? Network with your tech, acting, management, producing peers - make connections! Come meet other university students at this meet and greet sponsored by Fringe University.
Summerhall, Edinburgh
Fri 9 Aug
Ménage à Trois
‘I wasn’t made to click. But with you I click. We. Click. Like a clique, a trio, a Ménage à Trois.’ Hauntingly beautiful study of love, obsession, loneliness and manipulation, Ménage à Trois is a visually stunning piece of dance theatre from award-winning performer Claire Cunningham and choreographer/video artist Gail…
Paterson's Land, Edinburgh
Fri 9 Aug
Sun 11 Aug
Wed 14 Aug
Mervyn Stutter's Pick of the Fringe
22nd YEAR. Just arrived? Then here's the showcase just for you. Every day Mervyn and his team carefully research the Fringe and bring you live extracts from eight top shows in a packed 90 minute lunchtime extravaganza. And every day there is a different selection. Pick the ones you like and then go and see them.
Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
Sat 3 Aug
Sun 4 Aug
Mon 5 Aug
Pleasance Beyond
£9.50 (£8.50) / 0131 226 0000
2 for 1 Part of Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Metropolitan Cathedral Lunchtime Concerts
Enjoy Scotland's finest emerging professionals from the RCS, Scotland's national conservatoire. A different combination of instruments or voices every day with varied classical programmes. Full programmes: www.stmaryscathedral.co.uk.
St Mary's Metropolitan Cathedral, Edinburgh
Mon 5 Aug
Tue 6 Aug
Wed 7 Aug
Metropolitan Cathedral Organ Concerts
The cathedral organ has nearly 4000 pipes, up to 32 feet long. Hear (and see!) fine musicians in three informal concerts, with full programmes at www.stmaryscathedral.co.uk.
St Mary's Metropolitan Cathedral, Edinburgh
Sat 3 Aug
Sat 10 Aug
Sat 17 Aug
Moishe's Bagel
Jazz inflected klezmer and Balkan dance music.
Acoustic Music Centre @ St Brides, Edinburgh
Wed 21 Aug
Monty Don - Rhythms of the Natural World
Lakin McCarthy Entertainment Ltd / The Assembly Rooms. Renowned gardening writer and BBC television presenter, and one of the UK's favourites and most respected gardeners speaks about his life, travels, and how gardening has been woven through it all, and what he has learnt. Monty's TV credits include Gardeners' World…
Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh
Fri 23 Aug
Moraletry - PBH's Free Fringe
P45 Popes. Gun-toting Paralympians. Nick Clegg. We live in ethically uncertain times. Not to worry, though, critically acclaimed comic poets Gary From Leeds and Richard Purnell are here to settle your moral quandaries through the only means necessary: Moraletry. What, you may ask, is Moraletry? Like a cross between…
The Banshee Labyrinth, Edinburgh
Sat 3 Aug
Sun 4 Aug
Mon 5 Aug
Morning and Afternoon
Andy Hinds with Louise Chantal Productions - Festival Highlights. In these recently acclaimed, subtly interlocking new plays, the lives of two very different men fatefully reconnect… The problematic birth of a child may create new possibilities for love, yet this fragile opportunity may just as easily slip through…
Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
Wed 31 Jul
Thu 1 Aug
Fri 2 Aug
Nevermind the Buzztones
Buzztones. A cappella just grew some balls! Singing sensations The Buzztones bring you their first ever Edinburgh show as they embark on their mission to bring you popular music in a way you've never heard before. Join them for an hour of harmony, comedy and downright entertainment featuring tracks by Guetta, Gaga…
SpaceCabaret @ 54, Edinburgh
Mon 12 Aug
Tue 13 Aug
Wed 14 Aug
New Wave
Invisible Dot Ltd. The New Wave, a cross section of the most exciting and innovative new acts in the country - 'this century's Comic Strip' (Sunday Times). A limited nine-show run following a sold out London residency, ahead of an Autumn nationwide tour. 'If you like your comedy daring, clever and with a pinch of…
Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh
Thu 8 Aug
Fri 9 Aug
Sat 10 Aug
NewsRevue 2013
Canal Cafe Theatre. Nobody is safe: politicians and celebrities alike come under fire in a turbo-charged barrage of bladder-threateningly funny songs and sketches that are so close to the bone you can almost see white. Frequently one of the best-reviewed shows on the Fringe. This year, come hear it from the horse's…
Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
Wed 31 Jul
Thu 1 Aug
Fri 2 Aug
Nobody's Boy
Nobody's Boy is a tapestry of songs by the likes of Rufus Wainwright and Nina Simone woven together to narrate an emotional tale of childhood, identity and belonging. Fresh from appearances on the BBC, Channel 4 and London's West End, Adam Caslin is renowned for the passion and unbridled emotion within his live…
Laughing Horse @ Espionage, Edinburgh
Thu 1 Aug
Fri 2 Aug
Sat 3 Aug
Of Dice and Men: UK Premiere
2010 Theatre UK. A group of thirty-something Dungeons & Dragons players are thrown into disarray when one enlists in the Marine Reserves bound for Iraq. At the play's 2010 PAX World Premiere 550 queued for hours and staff turned 250 latecomers away - it caught the mood. For the first time US playwright Cameron…
Acoustic Music Centre @ St Brides, Edinburgh
Wed 21 Aug
Other Voices: Spoken Word Cabaret
Allographic’s Other Voices brings you open-hearted open mic, feature sets from a magnificent all-female cast of spoken word stars, and different special guests every day, all with a sumptuous cabaret vibe, hosted by Fay Roberts. We’ll showcase a whirlwind of wit, verve, passion and panache – so if you want to laugh…
The Banshee Labyrinth, Edinburgh
Sat 3 Aug
Sun 4 Aug
Mon 5 Aug
Our Fathers
What would you do if a stranger asked you to father her child? If your dad thought dance school turned you gay? If you'd never seen the man behind the mask? A moving and unforgiving tribute by three performers whose faraway fathers might just make an appearance. International company Babakas take inspiration from…
Summerhall, Edinburgh
Fri 2 Aug
Sat 3 Aug
Sun 4 Aug
Ours was the Fen Country
For the past two years Dan Canham (DV8 / Kneehigh / Punchdrunk) has been capturing conversations with people of the Fens, East Anglia. Eel-catchers, farmers, parish councillors, conservationists have all been interviewed. In this ethereal piece of documentary dance/theatre, Dan and his ensemble fuse movement and sound…
Dance Base, Edinburgh
Mon 19 Aug
Tue 20 Aug
Wed 21 Aug
Party Piece
Four good friends. One last party. One last chance to get more f*cked than the time before! A dangerous, funny, tragic, and honest look beneath the surface as they realise it’s time to get out and grow up. Produced by the New Wolsey Theatre, written by Rob Salmon and performed by the New Wolsey Young Associates, Party…
Bedlam Theatre, Edinburgh
Fri 2 Aug
Sat 3 Aug
Sun 4 Aug
Peter Straker's Brel
Hailed as one of the great singers on the British stage, a man who has recorded with Freddie Mercury and starred in the British production of Hair could only deliver a barnstorming performance of the songs and life of Brel. Straker is in full blown theatrical mode; in Amsterdam, embodying the darkness and menace in Brel's…
Assembly Checkpoint, Edinburgh
Thu 1 Aug
Fri 2 Aug
Sat 3 Aug
Poems and Pots
John Rivers. John Rivers. For 30 years I have exhibited my pots at the West End Fair. And for 20 taught poems to adults. This year I offer both for one week with the emphasis on poems. A wide daily menu of poems chosen for their subject matter, ambiguities and forms: including one each day by Auden and Anne Stevenson…
Quaker Meeting House, Edinburgh
Mon 12 Aug
Tue 13 Aug
Wed 14 Aug
Pop Lock-in
Baby Loves Disco UK. Friday afternoons just got funky! The team behind Baby Loves Disco (Fringe sell-out 2009/10/11/12) introduce alternative entertainment for primary school children and their families. An afternoon lock-in at Edinburgh's coolest nightclub… Our resident DJ spins the latest chart tunes and street dance…
Electric Circus, Edinburgh
Fri 2 Aug
Fri 9 Aug
Fri 16 Aug
Preen Back Yer Lugs!
Svenska Teatern coordinated by Ace-Production. The year is 2108. World War Seven has laid waste to the entire planet. The nation states of Africa, Asia, Europe, the Americas and Australasia have all been totally destroyed. And yet, miraculously, one small, insignificant country on the outermost fringes of the British…




