Dan “The Man” Cohen & Dunc “The Hunk” Hart. Two mics. Two men. Too much information. Two of the circuit’s hottest prospects and coldest thighs strip comedy back to its bare essentials: life, love, and loss... with puppets, pork pies, and more knobs than a B&Q aisle. No awkward thrusting (sorry). No pole dancing (we’re so sorry). Dan Cohen, host of "The Sin Bin Pod" joins BBC and Channel 4 writer Duncan Hart for some chaotic comedy. Two middle-aged blokes, fully clothed (again, sorry), wondering... why are they throwing money at us? Expect high-quality stand-up, surreal stories, surprisingly moving moments, and—inevitably—plenty of knob gags. Less "Magic Mike", more tragic mic. Definitely more sausage than sizzle... Proof that laughter really is the best medicine. You’ll only come once. Dan Cohen - West End New Act of the Year Finalist 2024. Duncan Hart - Beat the Blackout Winner & Funhouse Championship Gong Winner 2025. "Incredible!" BBC Three Counties

Darryl Vega brings his signature humor from the screen to the stage for an intimate live theater experience. With more than 5 million followers and over 1 billion views across his original content, Darryl brings his distinctive storytelling, humor, and perspective to audiences live and in person.

Iomann siansach don chrann agus gach gné de is ea Tree de chuid Richard Berengarten, dán fada a tharraingíonn ar Chrann na Beatha sa Chabála, agus an t-ionad lárnach atá ag an gcrann i dtraidisiúin spioradálta ar fud an domhain. Tá Nick Roth tar éis an leagan Gaeilge de a rinne Gabriel Rosenstock a chur in oiriúint do chór guthanna leis na hamhránaithe Caitríona O'Leary, Michelle O'Rourke agus Olesya Zdorovetska.      Richard Berengarten’s poem Tree is a symphonic hymn to a tree in all its aspects, drawing on its sacred and central place in the world's mythology, history and religion. Commissioned by IMRAM in 2020, Gabriel Rosenstock’s Irish language translation of the poem Crann was first presented as a film directed by Laura Hilliard. This expanded version of Crann Mór for nine voices, percussion and film sees the upper voices of Chamber Choir Ireland and conductor David Young join the original vocal trio in a new live staging, directed by Adrian Dunbar.Supported by The Arts Council of Ireland, Foras na Gaeilge and Dublin City Council Arts Office.WRITTEN BY Richard Berengarten, translated into Irish by Gabriel Rosenstock, arranged for voices by Nick RothDIRECTED BY Adrian Dunbar CONDUCTED BY David YoungFEATURING Caitríona O'Leary, Michelle O'Rourke & Olesya ZdorovetskaTICKETS €15 | €12RUNNING TIME 40 minutes no intervalSuitable for All AgesABOUT THE COMPANYSaothraíonn IMRAM chun litríocht na Gaeilge a chur i gceartlár an tsaoil phoiblí in Éirinn, trí fhéile bhliantúil nuálach a eagrú, a thacaíonn le scríbhneoirí, a spreagann díospóireacht agus a mheallann cainteoirí Gaeilge agus foghlaimeoirí na Gaeilge in Éireann agus ar fud an diaspóra.IMRAM works to put Irish-language literature at the heart of our nation’s public life, through an innovative annual festival, supporting writers and publishers, encouraging the sale of books, provoking debate, and engaging Irish speakers and Irish learners across Ireland and the diaspora.

D’éirigh go han-mhaith leis an dá thionscadal a d’eagraigh IMRAM cheana ar Bob Dylan – ceann ar na hamhráin is mó clú aige agus ceann ar na hamhráin gaspal. Leagann an tionscadal úr seo béim ar an ngaol cruthaitheach agus pearsanta a bhí aige le Joan Baez.  IMRAM has already staged two hugely successful Bob Dylan projects – one on his greatest hits, and the other on his gospel songs. This new project focuses on his creative and personal relationship with Joan Baez. This show features their songs translated into Irish by poets Rody Gorman and Caitríona Ní Chléirchín, as well as songwriter Tadhg Mac Dhonnagáin. They will be sung by Colm Seoighe and Jessie Dingle, who will be joined by musicians Aidan Claire (mandolin), Cathal Murphy (keyboards) and Cathal Seoighe (fiddle). Visuals by artist Margaret Lonergan. Curated by obsessive Bobcat Liam Carson.Supported by The Arts Council of Ireland, Foras na Gaeilge, Dublin City Council Arts Office and Cultúr 2026.WRITTEN BY Rody Gorman, Catríona Ní Chléirchín & Tadhg Mac DhonnagáinLIGHTING DESIGN BY Cathal Ó Broin BraceCURATED BY Liam Carson FEATURING Aidan Claire (mandolin), Jessie Dingle (vocals and guitar), Margaret Lonergan (visuals) Colm Seoighe (vocals and guitar), Cathal Murphy (keyboards) & Cathal Seoighe (fiddle) TICKETS €20 | €15RUNNING TIME 95 minutes incl intervalSuitable for All AgesABOUT THE COMPANYSaothraíonn IMRAM chun litríocht na Gaeilge a chur i gceartlár an tsaoil phoiblí in Éirinn, trí fhéile bhliantúil nuálach a eagrú, a thacaíonn le scríbhneoirí, a spreagann díospóireacht agus a mheallann cainteoirí Gaeilge agus foghlaimeoirí na Gaeilge in Éireann agus ar fud an diaspóra.IMRAM works to put Irish-language literature at the heart of our nation’s public life, through an innovative annual festival, supporting writers and publishers, encouraging the sale of books, provoking debate, and engaging Irish speakers and Irish learners across Ireland and the diaspora.

Tar linn ar aistear draíochta an 424, an bus a thógann muid ó dhorchadas na maidine thiar i gCarna tríd bhóithre casta Chonamara go dtí an Ghealchathair. Fág ‘aiteann, fraoch, fiataíl, srutháin, claíocha, tolláin, gleannta’ i do dhiaidh agus tú ar oilithreacht i dtreo na Gaillimhe. Cas leis na carachtair uile a bhordálann an bus: Lugh Lámhfhada lena chuid gruaige rua a thuirlingíonn i gcónaí ag stop na bhForbacha; an cailín faoileánda a chaitheann an turas ag canadh léi féin agus a fhágann cleite ina diaidh; an seanfhear a bhfuil cos leis san uaigh agus an chos eile ar bhus 424; an bhean a bhíonn ag cabaireacht agus ag argóint leis an duine dofheicthe atá lena hais sa suíochán. Everyone who lives in Conamara or who has visited knows the road the 424 bus takes west from Galway city, along the coast, past lakes, bogs and hills to quiet fields where men and cattle stop to gaze at the colourful bus. Long ago the driver might stop to deliver boxes of chickens at houses on the way; a man might burst into a hoarse rendition of the fifty verses of Úna Bhán. These days voices from Ukraine, Eastern Europe and Asia join those of the native speakers and the woman who lost her Irish in America as they sway to and fro on the road to Galway.Poet Laoighseach Ní Choistealbha, novelist Jackie Mac Donncha and poet and musician Cúán de Búrca read from new work inspired by their journeys on the bus; with music from Trá Pháidín, whose first album was An 424, and visuals from broadcaster and film maker Donal Dineen. Curated by Majella Ní Chríocháin.Supported by The Arts Council of Ireland, Foras na Gaeilge, Dublin City Council Arts Office and Cultúr 2026. MUSIC BY Trá Pháidín VISUALS BY Donal Dineen CURATED BY Majella Ní ChríocháinFEATURING Laoighseach Ní Choistealbha, Jackie Mac Donncha & Cúán de BúrcaTICKETS €15 | €12RUNNING TIME 55 minutes no intervalSuitable for All AgesABOUT THE COMPANYSaothraíonn IMRAM chun litríocht na Gaeilge a chur i gceartlár an tsaoil phoiblí in Éirinn, trí fhéile bhliantúil nuálach a eagrú, a thacaíonn le scríbhneoirí, a spreagann díospóireacht agus a mheallann cainteoirí Gaeilge agus foghlaimeoirí na Gaeilge in Éireann agus ar fud an diaspóra.IMRAM works to put Irish-language literature at the heart of our nation’s public life, through an innovative annual festival, supporting writers and publishers, encouraging the sale of books, provoking debate, and engaging Irish speakers and Irish learners across Ireland and the diaspora.

This is a show about wanting to bring order to mess, and wanting to disrupt order. About wanting to build new things with old shit. A live-collage performance of cut-up bodies, grafted animals, half landscapes, recomposed histories, dissected worlds. A reflection on control, on losing yourself, and on desire. An intuitive, meditative, image trip that attempts to burst its own banks and flood the room. With you in it. This will be a special stripped-back version of the hit Fringe show, reimagined for Shedinburgh.

In a fast-moving world where no one stays in one place for too long, Love Letters to the Public Transport System is a show that seeks to find and thank the people who transport us daily – to friends, to lovers, to work, to moments of significance in our lives. But who do you thank, and how do you find them? 'Fragile and utterly beautiful' ***** (Herald). 'A traditional monologue of extraordinary exuberance and power' **** (Scotsman). This will be a special stripped-back version of the hit Fringe show, reimagined for Shedinburgh.

In an attempt to understand each other again, one couple undergoes an experimental procedure that allows them to fully experience the other’s consciousness for one minute. To Be A Bat is a sharp new play about intimacy, memory and the limitations of empathy in a hyper-connected world. This is a chance to see a new work-in-progress show from one of the most exciting writers from across the UK and Ireland, as part of our Shed Originals script development programme in partnership with Traverse Theatre.

The critically acclaimed singer, songwriter and actor, Anoushka Lucas (Oklahoma!), is taking over Shedinburgh with an evening of original songs from both her albums alongside songs from her award-winning play Elephant. With surprise guest performers, get ready for an unforgettable intimate solo set for one night only. Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical nomination 2023 and Stage Debut Awards Best Writer Winner 2023. This will be a special stripped-back show for Shedinburgh.

Mat Ewins reprises his 2017 Edinburgh Comedy Award nominated show. Witness the multimedia sensation at this important nine year anniversary. 'Refused to explain where the rest of the cast were, merely claiming they were dead' (ThreeWeeks). **** (Times). **** (@FringeExplosion). Top Ten Shows of 2017 **** (Guardian). This will be a special stripped-back version of the hit Fringe show, reimagined for Shedinburgh.

Edinburgh Comedy Award winner Frankie Monroe presents a seventies-style beauty contest where he will search the Fringe for the best trowel. He will be joined by a flock of hopeful gardeners all presenting their tool in the hopes of winning the crown. This is a chance to see a brand new piece of work from a Fringe legend as a part of Shedinburgh. Please note this will be a work-in-progress performance.

An internationally award-winning retelling of a retelling of an Ancient Greek myth. Leni is five, holding a superman costume. Orpheus is about to step out of the underworld. Eurydice is about to step into the first day of the rest of her life. The ancient myth, told from her perspective. A wild, empowering reimagining wound from soaring live music, searing spoken word, expansive electronica... and an ensemble. ‘From now on, all stories should be told this way’ (Advertiser, Adelaide). This will be a special stripped-back version of the hit Fringe show, reimagined for Shedinburgh.