26-07-2025
What Fringe shows to see if you love dance, physical theatre and circus
From rave culture and dementia to technology and Shakespearean tragedy, the human body expresses an awe-inspiring range of storytelling at this year's Fringe.
From the playful folk of Revel Puck Circus, The Ruckus welcomes us into the sweetly chaotic world of Nancy, who has asked her talented friends to entertain the audience while she picks the right outfit for her party.
Underbelly's Circus Hub on the Meadows, 1.05pm, Aug 2-23 (not 6, 11, 18), £16; two-for-one Aug 4-5
Electric muscle stimulation is used on dancers' bodies, allowing the choreography to be controlled by computer code. This piece explores ethical concerns about technology, and the human body's relationship with it.
Assembly @ Dance Base, 9.40pm, Aug 12-24 (not 18), £8
