Later this month, Edinburgh will play host to a showcase of contemporary circus as Cirqulation stages its tenth edition. Taking place at Assembly Roxy on Sunday 27 April 2025, the one-night event brings together performers working across a range of disciplines, including aerial arts, acrobatics and physical theatre. The theme this time is Heritage, a cue for artists to reflect on questions of ancestry, identity and cultural memory.

Agadez and Antonio Forcione: Queendoms Unplugged offers an incredible tribal music experience at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe in the Assembly Roxy Venue. The music moves through you as it weaves throu…

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There are some stories so extraordinary that the difficulty in putting them on stage is not making them interesting but making the theatre as interesting as the story. The Wolf of Poyais, written by Sam Went and performed by Thom Tuck, takes on one of the most extraordinary confidence tricks in British history, the story of Scottish soldier, adventurer and fraudster Gregor MacGregor, the man who managed to sell people land in a country that did not exist. Born in Scotland in 1786, he became a soldier and adventurer, fought in the South American wars of independence and then performed perhaps his greatest feat of imagination.

Up-and-coming local theatre company Locked In Thought is proud to announce its spring production of Neil LaBute’s Tony-nominated play, Reasons To Be Pretty. The production will run for a limited four-night engagement from 1st – 4th April 2026 at the Assembly Roxy (Upstairs). A Youngish Perspective holds this exclusive dialogue with James.

Catch! is a 45 to 50 minute showcase of friendship, flair and circus skill, performed recently at the Assembly Roxy in Edinburgh.

A captivating and surreal comedy about the heights of motivational speaking

Edy Hurst returns to the Edinburgh Fringe this year. I have caught up with Hurst ahead of the chaos of the Fringe starting. When were you last performing at the Edinburgh Fringe? I was performing a…

Beats on Pointe was nothing less than a hypnotic evening, combining the seemingly disparate worlds of hip hop and ballet into a breathtakingly charged performance. From the opening beat, one could sen...

Performance artist, sex clown and ecosexual Emma Maye Gibson returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with a new show which she describes as a “composting” of herself. Merging dance, live music and bold physic...

Rob Auton, Assembly Roxy ★★★★ The stage is littered with 30-odd large white cards bearing words such as “love”, “believe” and “push”. Rob Auton comes on stage and tells us he’s CAN, a former motivatio...