IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kate Coulson
Reading Time: 4 minutesWriter and performer Kate Coulson sheds light on the reality behind the rising interest in women’s football—where progress is made but inequalities remain.
Category Edinburgh Festival Fringe
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Ryan Stewart
Reading Time: 6 minutesWe sat down with Ryan Stewart to chat about their new show KINDER, coming to Edinburgh Fringe 2025.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Olivia Dodd
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down with Róisín Sheridan-Bryson and chatted about their exciting new show Lost Girls/At Bus Stops. Catch the show through the 15-24 August at 14:20 at Assembly George Square: The Box.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Ellis Green and William Homer
Reading Time: 4 minutesIn a far-off kingdom, King Diadon spends each night watching his life story performed by a company of players. But on performance number 18,338, he's finally had enough – and gives them three days to come up with something new... or face the chop.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Chiedza Rwodzi
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe caught up with writer and performer Chiedza Rwodzi to talk about her debut Edinburgh Fringe show, Strangers & Revelations, an emotionally charged two hander taking place at theSpace@Surgeons’ Hall.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Florence Lace-Evans
Reading Time: 4 minutesFollowing their mother’s death, this heartfelt play focuses on the tense dynamic between two dysfunctional sisters, and the unlikely relationship with a red squirrel called Gerald. Blending absurdity with emotional truth, this show explores loss, family tension and the strange ways that we cope with heartbreak. Underbelly Cowgate (Big Belly) from 31st July – 24th August at 14:00.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Niall Moorjani
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down with Niall Moorjani to chat about their new show Kanpur:1857, coming to Edinburgh Fringe 2025.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kate Ireland
Reading Time: 5 minutesScottish performer and viral poet Kate Ireland makes her theatrical debut with Golden Time (and Other Behavioural Management Strategies), a sharp, heartfelt exploration of ADHD, education, and adult life.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Alfie Packham
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe sat down with Alfie to talk about his show My Apologies to the Chef , about friends and enemies. Bon appétit. As seen on the BBC New Comedy Awards 2024. Writer for News Quiz (BBC Radio 4). 'Effortless... a joy to sit through' (ThreeWeeks). ‘Sharply observed standup’ (Scotsman). ‘Thought-provoking and hilarious’ (WestEndBestFriend.co.uk).
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Clare Noy
Reading Time: 3 minutesFrom Mischief Theatre’s beloved comic fall specialist, Clare Noy comes Funny Though, a raw and revealing solo show about the true cost of being funny. This 60-minute confessional dramedy exposes the burnout, anxiety, and personal toll behind the laughs, as Noy navigates the pressures of making comedy her survival — and the struggle to stay relevant in a world obsessed with constant content.