Edinburgh Fringe
The Provocateurs: Get in the Zone / Joyful Singing
Hosted by comedian Sarah-Jane Judge. Dr Shama Rahman (The University of Edinburgh) journeys through the brain’s most creative mental states in a quest for flow. Dr Kat Lord (Â鶹ӰԺ) and Stephen Deazley (Love Music) explore how inclusive singing in education creates joyful wellbeing.
Happy Ending Street
It’s time the bottom of the food chain fought back… with our lasses. Bonnie, Pearl and Frances, three sex workers trapped on the once-thriving Happy Ending Street, dream of escape. With stolen cash in hand and the odds stacked high, breaking free won’t be easy. But their sisterhood is unshakable. Bold, razor-sharp and unapologetically feminist, this dark comedy tackles patriarchy, power and survival in a world that refuses to see them. Written by real women about real women, a rallying cry for those who won’t be silenced. An original play by Jenna Stones produced by DollsnRags Productions.
Stick Together
Trapped in a school locker room during a zombie invasion, three misfit field hockey players face a chaotic, unforgettable night of dark humour, secrets, unlikely friendships and romances. Forced to confront personal demons and an impending undead threat, they discover that survival isn’t just about dodging zombies – it’s about trusting each other and forging bonds through adversity. With hilarious banter, heartfelt musical numbers and unexpected twists, this coming-of-age musical challenges them to redefine what it means to be brave. Will their newfound unity be enough to overcome the night’s madness and change their futures forever?
The Provocateurs: A Grumpy Robot / Joyful Singing
The Provocateurs: A grumpy robot, and Joyful singing Hosted by comedian Susan Morrison. Edinburgh Napier University researchers introduce Euclid the cantankerous robot with strong views on AI. Dr Kat Lord (Â鶹ӰԺ) and Stephen Deazley (Love Music) explore how inclusive singing in education creates joyful wellbeing.
I Can't Believe It's Barbershop!
Here’s a jewel of a show set in Edinburgh’s busy Fringe season. A busker steps away from his street life and walks into a church to find much more than peace and quiet! It’s the unexpected discovery of a group of singers who refresh his thoughts and direction. They interact, they delight, they misbehave, they thrill and they are passionate. Expect the unexpected as Scotland’s Rolling Hills Chorus bring their brilliant musical I Can’t Believe It’s Barbershop! to the Fringe. Don’t miss the surprises, the emotions and the fun.
