Rebellious yet joyous, fun with a dash of fury, Charlotte Mclean and Jack Anderson’s not for glory has premiered at Edinburgh Fringe and runs until 23 August ahead of Scottish tour next year. A reworking […]
Category: interviews
Nelly Kelly on new work Transmission
This Edinburgh Festival Fringe, performer and drag artist Nelly Kelly presents the world premiere of their timely, mischievous and political new work Transmission at Summerhall from Wednesday 19 – Sunday 23 August, 7.15pm, following a […]
Hayley Earlam on new work Brrr
This year, award-winning choreographer Hayley Earlam will present her new work Brrr at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe from Tuesday 18 – Saturday 22 August, as part of the Made in Scotland Showcase. A leader in […]
Joel Bray talks ‘Daddy’ & Edinburgh Fringe
Words by Jo Leask. I spoke to Australian Aboriginal queer dance artist Joel Bray ahead of Daddy, his immersive and participatory show that he’s performing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. New to Edinburgh, Bray arrives […]
Navigating the Global Talent Visa process
Words by Paula Catalina Riofrio. Whilst an art form like dance is edgeless and connective, artists from all over the world have to deal with the shame of bureaucratic borders to perform or extend their […]
Ninon Noiret brings The Raft of the Crab to Edinburgh Fringe 2026
Fresh from their sold-out run at the internationally acclaimed Manipulate Festival 2026, Ninon Noiret’s The Raft of the Crab is a performance odyssey through the mind and body of multidisciplinary performer Ninon Noiret – an […]
Theiya Arts bring daring dance show to Edinburgh Fringe
A daring, beautiful dance and multimedia show that challenges assumptions about gender, society, and power – what does it mean, and how does it feel, to be a woman in today’s complex patriarchal society? Produced […]
Mr Chevalier on Fringe & Luxembourg dance
The famed enfant terrible of contemporary folk dance, Mr Chevalier, Artistic Director of the Ballet National Folklorique du Luxembourg, arrives at Edinburgh Fringe to celebrate the company’s origin story and the great traditions of Luxembourgish […]
Tamsin Shasha on latest work Forgive Me @ Edinburgh Fringe
British-Arabic physical theatre performer Tamsin Shasha together with director and dramaturg Helen Tennison, videographer, Xiaomin Fan, creative technologist Lucy Wheeler, and sound designer Matt Eaton, present Forgive Me, an autobiographical pole show about a mother […]
How to start a performance company? Interview with Mele Broomes
Mele Broomes is an award-winning multidisciplinary artist, who creates performances that sit between theatre, dance and music, crafting storytelling that is both emotional and physical. In April 2026, Mele Broomes launched moniqux ensemble – a […]