Standing on uneven ground
Palmyra tackles world issues through clowning and a lot of broken crockery. Its creators, Bertrand Lesca and Nasi Voutsas, tell Eleanor Turney about making the show, feeling European and asking big questions
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Artists to watch 2017
Our team selects some of the most exciting companies and artists showing work at the Edinburgh Fringe 2017 – these are people to keep an eye on
Apocalypse now?
Kieran Hurley tells Eleanor Turney that his one-man show, Heads Up, takes a world in crisis and examines alienation, anxiety and apocalypse
Playlist: Watch trailers for the extraordinary Edinburgh Showcase productions
From violent language to feminist soup, catch a snapshot of the diverse work by UK artists featuring in our 20th anniversary Edinburgh Showcase
"How would the world be different if patriarchy hadn't been invented?"
Helen Goalen of RashDash tells Eleanor Turney about Two Man Show, getting naked and smashing the patriarchy
A new kind of Beckett
Jess Thom, AKA Touretteshero, talks to Eleanor Turney about Beckett, biscuits and bodies
Curious Incidents
Emma Jordan of Prime Cut Productions, talks about gender, teenagers and a new generation of Northern Irish writers with Eleanor Turney
'What is left when memory is gone?'
Theatre Re’s show may focus on dementia and memory loss, but it’s really about life, Artistic Director Guillaume Pige tells Eleanor Turney
Imagined performances and possible futures
Techno-fantasy, ecological terrors and political satire. Forest Fringe’s Andy Field takes us through Imagine 2037, our festival of imagined performances on a hilltop in Edinburgh 20 years from now – which launches on 19 August in Edinburgh and online
The masculinity quest
Rhum and Clay's Julian Spooner talks masculinity, celebrating difference, and learning to live with insecurity
