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âAudiences ask to feel my calves!â The endurance extremists pounding treadmills and pumping pedals at the fringe (opens the original)
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How do you keep audiences gripped while cycling 27km per show? From the Australian recreating a Tour de France win to a âtoxically positiveâ spin queen, we meet the acts bringing Olympian fitness to Edinburgh Blood and sweat drip to the floor. Tears are on their way. In a small room in Edinburgh, Megan Tomei is cleat-clipped into a stationary bike, yelling above the music as she leads a high-intensity spin class gone wrong. âWe take the thing youâre running from,â Tomei shouts, pink li
Ham review â vegan take on Hamlet delivers meaty rebuke to carnivores (opens the original)
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Summerhall, EdinburghVengeance for a slaughtered pig is the starting point for a riotous parody that suggests the meat industry poses an existential threat to human survival Thatâs my next hotdog ruined. Shakespeareâs âtoo solid fleshâ is squeezed into a sausage-shaped form in Mary Higgins and Ell Potterâs inventively guilt-trippy new show. Leaping wildly from Hamlet, this outrageous, confrontational performance-activism layers hooting comedy with world-ending dread as Mary (a vegan) a
Ten Ways to Die Happy review â gameshow invites you to don a robe and treasure time (opens the original)
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Underbelly, Bristo Square, EdinburghAudience members are invited to examine what they will do with their lives in this earnest shared thought experiment If you could hold the years of your life in your hands like coins, would you choose to spend them differently? This is the thoughtful, earnest tone of Ten Ways to Die Happy, an existential but somewhat formulaic Italian production (performed here in English) created by Emanuele Aldrovandi and Jacopo Giacomoni. In this gentle gameshow, we are ask
Spin Cycle review â romcom hits full speed as couple air their dirty laundry (opens the original)
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Underbelly Bristo Square, Edinburgh There is crackling chemistry between Zofia Zerphy and Rhiannon Bell while their washing gets done but this play remains a puzzle Names go missing like lost socks in this laundry-based, amnesia-laced romcom. With crackling chemistry but a holey structure, Zofia Zerphyâs Offie award-winning story of a queer meet-cute asks what you hold on to once a relationship is over, and whether itâs ever better to forget the mistakes you both made. In the liminal space o
Titclown: Daddyâs Little Girl review â a smart swipe at the mess made by men (opens the original)
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Summerhall, EdinburghJessica Aszkenasy rages and wrestles with daddy issues in a show that combines feminist analysis with outrageous humour and tenderness After the 2025 debut of her breast-forward stage persona Titclown, Jessica Aszkenasyâs second grubbily smutty clowning show rolls around sardonically in daddy issues and the messy disappointment of men these days. The straight dating pool is running dry. All this clown wants is a boyfriend, but none of them are enough like her father. As vo
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