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Today (Tue 15 Sep) with support from the Scottish Government’s Expanded Festivals Fund, Creative Scotland Multi-Year Funding and the City of Edinburgh Council, the Scottish International Storytelling Festival launched its 37th festival programme.
The Scottish International Storytelling Festival (21 Oct to 31 Oct 2026) organised by TRACS (Traditional Ar...
Aberdeen Comedy Festival kicks off this week for three weekends of top-class comedy, Saturday 19 Sep – Sun 4 Oct 2026. Presented by Aberdeen Performing Arts and supported by Aberdeen Inspired, the Comedy Festival will bring top names from the UK comedy circuit, the stars of tomorrow and local comedic talent to venues across the city for a fortnight of fun.
Noah Seltzer is a New York-based performer, clown, and theatre-maker whose work blends clown, movement, theatre, drag and live audience interaction into performances that are playful, vulnerable, and absurd. Noah has brought his first show, ‘Here Comes Almost’ to the Fringe. We spoke to Noah about the show, the creation of Almost as a character, and how he attempts to...
Shane Torres is a stand-up comedian, writer, podcaster and actor based in Brooklyn, NY. He has appeared on Conan (twice), The Late Show withStephen Colbert, After Midnight with Taylor Tomlinson, NBC’s Last Comic Standing, and Comedy Central Half Hour Special. He has debuted at Edinburgh Fringe with ‘Skinned Knees’. We spoke...
Ashlee Bentley has challenged herself to be less of a ‘Wallflower’, as it seems the contrast of this being her natural state as well as being a stand-up comedian may be getting too ironic! She’s been challenging herself to step out her comfort zone, and seems to be the most pleasantly surprised by the results so far – a fully-funded Fringe debut from winning Magners’ ...