389 stories by "Greg Stewart"
Charlaina Thompson brings DUST to the Edinburgh Fringe, a powerful new solo drama rooted in real-life stories of the 1973 Lofthouse Colliery disaster
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Michaela O’Connor brings Sand to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026 as co-creator and co-director with Kook Ensemble
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Jack Ellis returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with Van Gogh & Me, a striking new solo play exploring the turbulent relationship between Vincent Van Gogh and Paul Gauguin
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Mandy Rubeli brings DINOSAURS to the Edinburgh Fringe, a genre-bending new play that combines dark comedy with an exploration of trauma and healing
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Bailey Edwards brings their debut play Play Dead to the Edinburgh Fringe, a darkly comic and emotionally charged exploration of heartbreak and identity
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Nate Wise brings I’m Mom to the Edinburgh Fringe, a deeply personal solo show blending comedy, theatre and therapy
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Petunia Hu brings Cinderella and Frankenstein’s Monster Are Dead to the Edinburgh Fringe, a powerful new play exploring identity, migration and the search for belonging
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Maya Shoham makes their Edinburgh Fringe debut with In Other Words, a bold and imaginative solo show exploring language, identity and the limits of expression
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We spoke to Dennis T. Giacino & Fiely Matias about bringing Disenchanted! to Edinburgh Fringe 2026. Expect sass, satire and showstopping songs
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Fringe First award-winning writer Tom Brennan returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with Overtone, a gripping new play
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Review: Shear Madness at The Mill at Sonning
"What makes this play funny is its audience"
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Gail Thomas brings their critically acclaimed solo show Patient 13 to the Edinburgh Fringe, offering a bold and darkly comic exploration of life after a cancer diagnosis
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Julia Stephens brings ROOMIES to the Edinburgh Fringe, a darkly funny solo show exploring identity and mental health
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Electra Kolb brings Father, Away She Goes to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026, a bold and caustic new tragicomedy exploring ambition, identity and the cost of success
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Maryam Garad brings the award-winning solo show REPARATIONS to the Edinburgh Fringe, a bold and darkly comic exploration of identity, class and belonging
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Malcolm Galea and Angele Galea bring The Trials of Magnus Coffinkey to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, a moving and imaginative production at Summerhall
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Alice Stanley Jr. brings The Second Best School Shooting to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, a bold new play at Pleasance Courtyard
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Zofia Zerphy discusses Spin Cycle: The Lesbian Laundrette Play ahead of its Edinburgh Fringe run at Underbelly.
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Ockham’s Razor return to the Edinburgh Fringe with Collaborator, an intimate new work from Artistic Directors Alex Harvey and Charlotte Mooney
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Kitty Falcon brings their powerful and deeply personal new play Sitting (In Silence) to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026
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Grace O’Keefe arrives at the Edinburgh Fringe with An A to Z Guide to Dating, a bold and humorous new musical at Underbelly (Buttercup)
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Review: Arcadia at Duke of York’s Theatre
"Thought-provoking, funny and deeply moving"
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Kayah & Maitreyah Guenther discuss Glass Child at @summerhousedin — a moving dance-theatre piece at #EdFringe2026. Read the interview now.
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Richard Higgins and Matt Kelly bring their award-winning comedy duo The Listies back to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with The Listies: 110% Ready
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Dennis Trainor Jr returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with The Tao of Lloyd, a bold new solo show that reimagines a familiar cult film character through a sharply contemporary lens
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