ED2018

Coverage from Edinburgh Festival 2018

Pick another year | Sign up for ThreeWeeks updates by email

Edinburgh Festival 2018 saw ThreeWeeks return for its twenty-third year covering all of the Scottish capital’s summer festivals, via our magazine, daily updates and website.

ED2018 BY SECTION OR GENRE

ED2018 FEATURES

Alex Maxwell and Atlanta Howard: Tobacco Road Allegra Marland and Georgie Oulton: Di And Viv And Rose (In An Hour) Ben Pettitt-Wade: The Flop Bryony Twydle: Flamingo Check all our interviews from Edinburgh 2018 Check all our reviews from Edinburgh 2018 Check out our Three To See Tips for Edinburgh Festival 2018 Colette Redgrave: Picasso's Women Dale Adams: BARK! Dan Coleman: Gulliver Returns Egg: Richard Pictures Faye Treacy: The Problem With... Fringe Wives Club: Glittery Clittery Ian Smith: Craft It's the ThreeWeeks Preview Edition 2018 It's the ThreeWeeks Review Edition 2018 Jake Howie: Read My Lips James Dangerfield: When You Fall Down - The Buster Keaton Story John Pendal: We Are Family Join the ThreeWeeks review team Katie Mahon and Molly Rumford: Brenda's Got A Baby Lisa Fa’alafi: Hot Brown Honey Marny Godden: Marny Town Neema Bickersteth: Century Song Oliver Lansley: Flies Past ThreeWeeks Editors’ Award winners back at the Fringe Patrick Eakin Young: Toujours Et Pres De Moi Peter Hudler: Cello On Fire Roman Fraden: Back In The Closet Rosie Jones: Fifteen Minutes Ryan Napier and Courtney Oliphant: The Antiscians Sid Singh: American Bot Ten top reasons why Edinburgh is the only place to be in August The Award Producers: Hils Jago from Amused Moose The Award Producers: Jo Crowley and Becki Haines from the Total Theatre Awards The Comedy Promoter: Brett Vincent from Get Comedy The Designer: Russell Dean from Strangeface Theatre The Director: Emma Jordan from Prime Cut The Editor: Caro Moses from ThreeWeeks The Free Fringe Performer: Nick Doody The Lighting Designer: Attila Lenzsér The Playwright: Roxy Dunn The Producer: James Seabright The Producer: Kate Taylor The Production Manager: Giles Moss from theSpaceUK The Publicist: Madelaine Bennett from Premier The Signed Show: Dean Penn from Hit The Mark Theatre The Site-Specific Show: Alison Pollard-Mansergh from Interactive Theatre International The Stage Manager: Gemma Scott The Street Performer: Paul Nathan The Venue Directors: Anthony Alderson from Pleasance The Venue Directors: Charles Pamment from theSpaceUK The Venue Directors: Darren Neale and Tara Stapleton from Greenside The Venue Directors: Ed Bartlam and Charlie Wood from Underbelly The Venue Directors: Esmée Cook and Katrina Woolley from Bedlam Fringe The Venue Directors: James Mackenzie from ZOO Venues The Venue Directors: JD Henshaw from Sweet Venues The Venue Directors: The team from Paradise Green The Venue Press Officer: Jen McGowan Three To See 2018: Three 'dad stand-up' shows Three To See 2018: Three 'music plus' shows Three To See 2018: Three auto/biographical shows Three To See 2018: Three beautiful classical concerts Three To See 2018: Three book festival events Three To See 2018: Three cabaret and variety treats Three To See 2018: Three conversations... at The Stand Three To See 2018: Three debut hours Three To See 2018: Three exhibitions Three To See 2018: Three fabulous songsters Three To See 2018: Three funny musicals Three To See 2018: Three funny shows for kids Three To See 2018: Three historical comedy shows Three To See 2018: Three historical theatre shows Three To See 2018: Three musical comedy shows Three To See 2018: Three new musicals and opera Three To See 2018: Three outstanding dance and physical pieces Three To See 2018: Three shows about big issues Three To See 2018: Three shows about problems down below Three To See 2018: Three shows for younger children Three To See 2018: Three shows with eccentric themes Three To See 2018: Three sketch comedy shows Three To See 2018: Three stand-ups with a story Three To See 2018: Three tenth celebrations Three To See on 10 Aug: Love Song To Lavender Menace, BARK! The Musical, Adam Riches Three To See on 11 Aug: Circa, #Pianodrome Live, Rhys Nicholson Three To See on 12 Aug: Stick By Me, The Flop, Demi Lardner Three To See on 14 Aug: Belly Of A Drunken Piano, Six, Felicity Ward Three To See on 15 Aug: The Artist, Elf Lyons, (even) HOTTER Three To See on 16 Aug: Jan Tait And The Bear, The Myth Of The Singular Moment, Jordan Brookes Three To See on 17 Aug: Orlando, Tabarnak, Questing Time Three To See on 18 Aug: Daughter, We Are, Darren Harriott Three To See on 19 Aug: The Gruffalo, Denim, Meek Three To See on 21 Aug: Armour, Why Even Bother, Kiri Pritchard McLean Three To See on 22 Aug: Angry Alan, Revelations, Alice Fraser Three To See on 23 Aug: Four Go Wild In Wellies, Pickle Jar, Number Please Three To See on 24 Aug: Lights Over Tesco Car Park, The Providence Of Neighbouring Bodies, Tilda Swinton Answers An Ad On Craigslist Three To See on 7 Aug: Prom Kween, Hot Brown Honey, Rob Auton Three To See on 8 Aug: Ian Smith, Yianni Agisilaou, zazUtinany Three To See on 9 Aug: John Robertson, Sofie Hagen, Wil Greenway ThreeWeeks - back in Edinburgh for Festival 2018 Victoria Firth: How To Be Amazingly Happy We present the ThreeWeeks Editors' Awards 2018 Will Close and Rose Robinson: Great British Mysteries Yianni Agisilaou: I, Human Zach & Viggo: Where Does The Love Go?