It seems hate is the sole domain of the far right, and Sami asks - can people who care start hating again? Can hate help us? Can hate be funny?

Puccini’s classic reimagined, rewritten by Hannah Kumari & re-orchestrated by Vahan Salorian. A modern-day ‘whodunnit’ Gianni Schicchi (or Where There’s A Will) comes roaring into the 21st Century in a brilliantly subversive & satirical take on this enduringly popular family farce.

Winner of the Papatango New Writing Prize 2026, Chamber invites you into a roomful of funny, frank teenagers facing a world which may or may not be about to explode.

In 1816, Deaf pioneer Laurent Clerc arrives in America to build a revolutionary school for Deaf children. But when he announces his intention to marry a Deaf woman, the future of everything he has built is threatened.

Two weddings. One venue. Same day. A riotous farce with heart, and the theatrical debut of award-winning comedy double act Max & Ivan.

In 1950s Soho, rock ’n’ roll, ambition and criminal rivalry collide when the owner of the Atlantic Club is murdered. First performed at the Royal Court in 1995, Mojo is a landmark of modern British theatre.

Spitfire Girls is an untold story of the extraordinary female pioneers who defied expectations and formed unbreakable bonds in the skies.

It is time to work up a brand-new hour of stand up! And sure it’s just ideas right now but how do you write about love until you have had it!? Well easy just pretend. LIKE ALL OF YOU DO. Right!? RIGHT!? I don’t know. See you there. As seen on Live At The Apollo, Am I Being Unreasonable? and Make That Movie.

Award-winning comedian Jodie Mitchell is on a mission to find their biological father, but ONLY to get an Irish Passport. Join them on a quest to track down a man they have almost no information on and very little interest in knowing more about.

Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee, Melbourne International Comedy Festival winner and acclaimed social media star Sarah Keyworth is back at Fringe with a new work-in-progress show!