Welcome to the Fringe Palestine Launches 2027 Open Call

Welcome to the Fringe Palestine Launches 2027 Open Call

Will Quinn Oct 14, 2026 3 min read

Following a revived iteration in 2025, the Welcome to the Fringe Palestine initiative is set to return to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2027. Organisers have launched an international open…

EdFringe Review: Salome – Oscar Wilde’s Tragedy Lost to Fringe Abstraction

EdFringe Review: Salome – Oscar Wilde’s Tragedy Lost to Fringe Abstraction

Guest Contributor Oct 1, 2026 4 min read

Condensing Oscar Wilde’s febrile tragedy Salome into a thirty-minute solo sprint is an ambitious gambit. Staged by international collective Changing Perspectives, this physical theatre adaptation tasks performer Naz Yeni with…

EdFringe Review: Desperate Wee Gay Boy

EdFringe Review: Desperate Wee Gay Boy

Guest Contributor Sep 10, 2026 3 min read

We start with Ollie (Fraser Kelsey, also writer), a bright-faced young lad partying his life away in a London club far from his native Scotland alongside best friend Siobhan (Helena…

EdFringe Review: Harriet Richardson: Creep

EdFringe Review: Harriet Richardson: Creep

Will Quinn Sep 4, 2026 4 min read

There is an unspoken, universal hypocrisy regarding how we navigate the internet: everyone engages in a bit of digital espionage, yet no one readily admits to the depths of their…

EdFringe Review: Play Dead

EdFringe Review: Play Dead

Will Quinn Sep 4, 2026 4 min read

Betyl Theatre’s debut production by Bailey Edwards, Play Dead (staged at Underbelly Cowgate), is a story about obsession told by a psychologically damaged young man, Echo, with malformed ideas of…