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Continue reading →: Taiwan Season: Proximities – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.As part of the Taiwan Season at Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the Assembly @ Dance Base are showcasing Proximities, a contemporary dance piece. Inspired by the social disconnection of the pandemic, examining intimacy between self, others, and communities, Alison Wang asks how our bodies navigate a world in which boundaries and…
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Continue reading →: 44 Minutes – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.
As we enter the Front Room Assembly, the stage is already set. A clock on the wall reads 44 minutes, and a cage dominates the room. The tension begins before a word is spoken. Four strangers are trapped inside a cage. They soon discover they have been thrown into a…
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Continue reading →: Up The a(Rs)e-Camden FringeUp The a(Rs)e is a new writing created and written by George Wigglesworth who also plays his character George in the play, who is a Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts Grad-year student. There are two other voices featured during the performance by Shaykai Suraweera and Che Walker. It is directed…
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Continue reading →: If I Can’t Dance I’m Not Coming – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.
If I can’t Dance I’m Not Coming showing at Assembly @ Dance Base, is Karl Jay-Lewin and Matteo Fargion translation of the 1927 silent film Metropolis The work reframes Metropolis not as a narrative but as a choreographic score, translating silent‑film physicality into contemporary choreography. Beneath the glittering towers of…
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Continue reading →: Clary- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Clary is a play about two flatmates and best friends who are different but sort of make the best of it. From petty to arguments, dodgy first dates, and lacking responsibility. At 25, they think they should be mature adults but are still swerving around growing up, especially when they…
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Continue reading →: R/evolutions – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.
Assembly @ Dance Base hosts the international premiere of R/evolution(s), a contemporary Butoh work directed and choreographed by Conan Amok that reimagines the form for today. If you’ve never encountered Butoh before, imagine a performance where the body dictates what happens rather than following choreographed steps. Born in Japan in…
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Continue reading →: Cricket & The Freebugs-Edinburgh Fringe 2026.What a brilliant way to start your day at the Edinburgh Fringe in St Andrew’s Square watching Cricket and the Freebugs. Although this is billed as a children’s show, I would highly recommend it to anyone of all ages if you like live music. It is 1972, and a small…
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Continue reading →: Circus The Show – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.
Circus the Show is a family-friendly circus spectacle hosted by Ringmaster Magnus Danger Magnus featuring Clown and a stunning lineup of performers. Clown starts winning over the audience before the show has even begun and keeps the laughs coming right through to the end. They then continue throughout as a…
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Continue reading →: SHHH! ( A Wordless Comedy) – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.
Shhh! (A Wordless Comedy) is a family-friendly mime show that originated at the Lang Spot community arts centre in Ho Chi Minh City. It may be wordless, but it is certainly far from silent! There is plenty of noise here: an astonishing collection of sound effects, animal noises, lip-syncing and…
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Continue reading →: Mary Mac-Hail Mary- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.If you are looking for an uplifting and brilliantly entertaining show to finish off your Edinburgh Fringe day, then Hail Mary is the place to go. Mary Mac looks stunning in her big black furry coat, although under those lights, I can only begin to imagine how hot she was.…
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