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Reaching the C

Daughter of Sweden

I Almost Died for This?

Chip and Gus

Magical Maestro

The Witches of Macbeth

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Imagine

boobytrapped

Who We Become: One-Act Plays by Lanford Wilson

Celtic Tales

Treasure Island

Mother Goose Shiva

SABOTAGE

Famous Last Words

Mountains and Seas: A Rock Musical

JOSIAH

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The Extraordinary Life of a Rat Racer

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Roll From The Hip - War For Donlon

Roll From The Hip: War For Donlon - Episode 2 After the explosive finale of 'Lock Stock & Two Smoking fireballs, return to the mean streets of Donlon, for Roll from the Hip's first-ever LIVE campaign. Join Katharine Bennett-Fox, Luke Manning, Sam Russell, and Tom Mayo, as they're guided by DM, Tom Midgley, through the war for Donlon town. Each episode of War For Donlon is standalone, but the previous episodes will be available on RFTH’s YouTube beforehand. Catch up with the previous series HERE

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Being a human in 2026 is exhausting. We're all a little burnt out, and in this fresh musical comedy, award-winning cabaret artist Millicent Sarre seeks to understand why. With unforgettable original music, powerhouse vocals and poignant social commentary, this Edinburgh Fringe premiere promises an hour-long antidote to our collective weariness. 'Razor-sharp comedy and compassionate insight' ***** (InDailySA.com.au). 'Clever, self-aware and kind... Millicent's songwriting is superb' ***** (GlamAdelaide.com.au). 'Her intellect is as sharp as her songwriting' ***** (@athousandwords2025, Instagram). 'For anyone who cares deeply and is exhausted by it' ***** (LiaLoves.com.au).

Assembly Roxy • 5 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

Experimental Shorts

From haunted objects to living landscapes, these films trace porous boundaries between bodies, matter, memory and space. Traversing archives, protests, ruins and dreams, they invite us into ways of sensing the unstable world we inhabit.

EIFF @ The Cameo • 14 Aug 2026

The Education of Jane Cumming

In early nineteenth-century Edinburgh, two women run a girls’ boarding school, trying to build an independent life in a world with little room for women outside convention. When a wealthy grandmother enrols her granddaughters, including 15-year-old Jane Cumming, the school’s fragile balance begins to shift. Jane’s isolation, the teachers’ concern and the pressures of respectability soon lead to an accusation that changes all their lives. Based on true events, Sophie Heldman’s beautifully made period drama explores prejudice, reputation and the cost of surviving in a strict and unforgiving society.

EIFF @ Filmhouse • 18 Aug 2026

Competition Shorts

Grief and heartbreak juxtaposed with renewal and new beginnings shape this year’s short film competition. With films from across the world including Lithuania, France, Iran and Scotland, and featuring powerhouse performances from some of Britain’s finest acting talents, the programme is a showcase for the power of storytelling within a limited runtime. Competing for the £15,000 prize to aid future projects, each film offers hope for cinema and the next generation of talent.

EIFF @ The Cameo • 14 Aug 2026

Bel

Louise Lockwood’s debut theatrical documentary is a compelling, sensitive portrait of Beldina Odenyo, the Kenyan-Scottish musician, singer and songwriter, who performed under the stage name, Heir of the Cursed and worked across Scotland’s theatre and poetry communities. After her acclaimed performance at the Scottish Album of the Year Awards in 2021, Bel took her own life, leaving behind raw, intimate video diaries and a hard drive full of original songs of great beauty. This stirring and beautifully composed film documents the journey her sister and friends took to release her work posthumously.

EIFF @ The Cameo • 19 Aug 2026

The Incomer

Raised on a remote Scottish island, oddball siblings Isla (Rankin) and Sandy (O’Rourke) spend their days hunting, squabbling and telling stories. But when nervy council official Daniel (Gleeson) arrives intent on moving them along, the pair must wrestle with the threat and exciting possibilities of the mainland. Crammed with intriguingly strange characters and performed with aplomb by a wonderful cast, this terrific debut from director Louis Paxton fuses surreal humour, warmth and pathos. Winner of the NEXT Innovator Award at the Sundance Film Festival, this is a delightful and moving comedy about loneliness, connection and the unknown.

EIFF @ Cineworld • 15 Aug 2026

These Violent Delights

The Scottish Ballet draws us in this intoxicating retelling of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, where cinema meets dance, fever dreams blur with reality and queerness takes a stand. Diving into hallucinations and fragmented memories, we follow Juliet in this journey of self-discovery and defiance towards finding a sense of belonging. Along with them, we dance into the beat of their restless hearts and feel this very familiar story in a new, fresh tempo.

EIFF @ Filmhouse • 14 Aug 2026 - 15 Aug 2026

Extra Geography

In their final year at boarding school in the early 2000s, two best friends with their own shared language and offbeat ideas about growing up set themselves the task of falling in love with their geography teacher. Two breakout star turns from Galaxie Clear and Marni Duggan and a vivid sense of time and place set the stage in Molly Manners delightful exploration of female friendship and adolescent intimacy. Fresh, charming and original, this is a freewheeling and richly realised coming of age comedy drama with distinct personality and tone.

EIFF @ The Cameo • 16 Aug 2026

Capsized

An apparently idyllic house boat trip is thrown into disarray when Diane (Rabe) and her children are rocked by revelations of financial strife kept secret by obstinate husband Ray (Ifans). At sea and with a chaotic holiday ahead of them, the family struggles to keep it together and face an uncertain future, but not before competing in a truly epic fishing competition. With an easy-going charm, affection for its complex characters, and a real sense of place, Lindsey Ryan’s beautifully filmed and hilarious American indie debut tackles a very contemporary story of economic uncertainty with optimism, warmth and humour.

EIFF @ Cineworld • 16 Aug 2026 - 18 Aug 2026