From a dubious Qatari royal commission to the Fringe, lyricist Stephen Cole turns theatrical chaos into an impeccably witty cabaret.

Amanda Knox brings her debut solo show to the Edinburgh Fringe, confronting public perception, legal paranoia, and motherhood with sharp, unsentimental comedy.

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From John Grisham & Ali Smith to live podcasts, explore Sass MacDonald's guide to the top must-see events at the 2026 Edinburgh International Book Festival.

Angela Yausheva's jazz-poetry film, The Music That Lives In Me, blends slick urban cinema and spoken word to map a journey from romantic dissonance to harmony.