I don’t often come across performances that genuinely understand and embrace children and young people with additional support needs. Dussskk, by the Edinburgh-based company Snap-Elastic, is one of those rare and heart-warming exceptions.
Review: House of Mystery, Fringe 2025
An evocative, ever-evolving solo performance blending physical theatre and improvisation, created by China’s “Underground Theatre Queen” Xue Jia. Join a powerful journey where movement, silence, and memory meet, transforming audiences from observers into co-creators.
Radar: Unspoken, Yet Heard – A Story of Theatre, Love, and the Unseen
Unspoken, Yet Heard is a free event designed specifically for children and young people with additional support needs and their families, enabling them to be part of the Fringe.
Review: Nüshu – Written for Her, on Her, by Her (Fringe 2025)
Guest reviewer Liwei Teng went along to C aquila (Temple – C Arts) to see this poetic, multi-sensory ritual that honours lost women’s voices.
Radar: Chinese Culture Week Returns to the Fringe – Powered by Women, Fuelled by Stories
Over 60 events packed into 10 days: Performances, exhibitions, workshops, talks, markets, and surprise pop-ups. Liwei Teng takes you through a preview of Chinese Culture Week 2025!