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Cabaret for the End of the World

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Bar 50 / The Snug

AUG 5-9 at 15:45 (60 min) - Pay What You Can Tickets - from £2.50

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CABARET FOR THE END OF THE WORLD Written and peformed by Cathy Wippell Well, fuck. Things aren’t looking great eh? Life’s been a little hard since day zero, hasn’t it? The nuclear winter’s setting in bitter this year. And there’s a cost to kindness but nobody can afford it. It’s every rat for themselves. An accordion, a pistol and bottle of home-brewed absinthe. That’s all you need to get by in this post-apocalyptic wasteland. Well, it’s all I need, at least. It’s hard to remember a time when we possessed so much. Anyhoooooo, why not celebrate your sorry existence on this horrif...

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Child of Sunday

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The Counting House / The Lounge

AUG 19 at 20:45 (60 min) - Free & Unticketed

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Elisa Riddington’s Child of Sunday (Or, "How I Escaped a Cult and Lived to Sing About It") is an intimate and poignant solo performance that weaves together personal storytelling and music to reflect on themes of faith, resilience and the search for connection. Drawing on real-life experiences, she highlights the struggles and quiet strength of ordinary individuals as they navigate life’s hardships. Her evocative vocals and heartfelt narratives paint a rich emotional tapestry, capturing moments of vulnerability and triumph. Through humour, honesty and powerful musicality, Riddington invites au...

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Eccentrics Return – Guerilla Autistics Show Year 11

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Bar 50 / The Alcove

JUL 31, AUG 1-3, 5-10, 12-17, 19-24 at 13:00 (45 min) - Pay What You Can Tickets - from £5

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Find out what an Autistic Elder looks like who is happy, hearty, never depressed and over sixty. How does he do it? Aha.... SO GOOD HE WANTS TO DO IT AGAIN. The show the mainstream media refuses to review repeats its 2024 dual - four star review show. PW fancied the time to write a book detailing the old ones you see? So now there's no way to miss ALL of them since they started in 2015. SPIKE MILLIGAN! PATRICIA HIGHSMITH! ED D WOOD JNR and even QUENTIN CRISP as your master of ceremonies. Before being called Neurodiverse, Autistic , having-lots-of-character and just plain being bo...

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Flughafen

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Freddy's / Band Room

JUL 31, AUG 1-7, 9-24 at 16:45 (60 min) - Pay What You Can Tickets - from £2.50

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We’ve all been there. You’re in an airport in the middle of the night with four strangers. Your flight’s been delayed, perhaps indefinitely. Outside the windows, a tempest rages that reflects your inner state-of-mind. Tentatively, you reach out to chat to your neighbours. Are you fated to remember this night forever? What strange forces brought you all to this German terminal? What sweet and terrifying secrets will you learn about each other before the night is through? Conjoining elements of screwball comedy and thrilling, psychological twists, Flughafen is a new theatrical experience from...

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Freedom Camp (Work in Progress)

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The City Cafe / Las Vegas

AUG 13-18, 20-24 at 10:00 (60 min) - Pay What You Can Tickets - from £2.50

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The City Cafe / Nineties

JUL 31, AUG 1-4, 6-11 at 10:40 (60 min) - Pay What You Can Tickets - from £2.50

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FREEDOM CAMP Danielle is breaking up with the United States. Freedom Camp is a darkly funny solo show about fairness, fallout, and finding yourself on the wrong side of the American dream. After leaving a chaotic career in tech and nonprofits, Danielle heads abroad, hoping to feel free- but the migraines follow. Set against a backdrop of rising extremism and personal absurdities, Freedom Camp blends storytelling and character work to explore what happens when you speak up in systems that want you quiet. And why she still can’t leave America alone....

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Like Kells Said...

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The City Cafe / Hollywood

JUL 31, AUG 1-24 at 00:05 (60 min) - Pay What You Can Tickets - from £5

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Why I Created Like Kells Said Like Kells Said is a one-woman show brought to you by charismatic performer and writer Caz Mason. Inspired by true events and lived experience, this is a raw, funny, and fearless look at survival, grief, and the chaotic beauty of life in Leith. Caz brings her unique comic outlook to the stage, creating a beautifully portrayed Kelly—sharp, vulnerable, and unforgettable. This story had to be told. I’ve lived through some of these moments, and I’ve seen first-hand how humour can carry us through the darkest times. That’s why Like Kells Said isn’t just a thriller—...

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Punch, Drunk, Brain Damage

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The Raging Bull / Cellar

JUL 31, AUG 1-24 at 21:00 (60 min) - Free & Unticketed

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Punch, Drunk, Brain Damage Active in the theater, improv, and comedy scene in Seoul Korea, Yekwang Robert Jung brings his first one man show to the stage. Presenting the story of a 23 year old's life changing sequence of events! in a roller coaster of emotions where he is faced with questions on life and death while battling cancer. What is the price of life? What is the price he has to pay to live? In two successive life-changing events, he is forced to face his true self underneath the mask of societal and filial expectations. ...

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The Long Goodbye Bye Bye

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Freddy's / Band Room

AUG 17-22, 24 at 19:15 (60 min) - Pay What You Can Tickets - from £2.50

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Famous One-hit wonder The Femme Fatales are back in the news for the wrong reasons. The pop star sensations keep turning up dead. Former member and current PI Justin McGuffin finds himself embroiled in a tale of mysterious women, fame-hungry police and a sore throat. Will he survive, or will it be The Long Goodbye Bye Bye. Pazus Productions' second fringe outing sets its sights on the worlds of true crime, film noir and pop music. ...