'Don’t Cry for me Kenny Dalglish' is a show written, directed and performed by Andrew Macmillen. The production is based on his memories of the 1978 World Cup and seven years living in Argentina. It explores questions of identity by tracing the story of Danny McLure, from his childhood as a football fanatic to a middle-aged man reflecting on his experiences following Scotland at the 1978 World Cup and serving as a soldier during the Falklands War. This Edinburgh Fringe hit show is a heartfelt mix of politics, sport and romance.

In this explosive physical comedy, two swimmers go head-to head in the race of a lifetime.

Facing off in the competition this year: Mytha, a decorated swimmer from the icy north, and Steve, a plucky underdog from Dead-endton, UK. Mytha trains in ice water and moves glaciers in his spare time. Steve is a beast at bicep curls and never says no to a fan autograph. And don’t discount French favorite Debussy, who may or may not be sitting in the audience right now…  

Set against the harsh backdrop of the Great Depression, Of Mice and Men is the story of George and Lennie, two friends with a simple dream: to own a farm and live off the fat of the land.

There are times, though, when sharpwitted George feels the burden of looking after Lennie, while gentle giant Lennie doesn’t realise his own strength… As they drift from job to job, trouble’s never far away, and before long it’s time to move on again.

When the pair get work in Soledad, California, however, the dream looks set to become a reality. But a tragic turn of events threatens to destroy George and Lennie’s friendship and leaves George faced with an impossible choice…