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The terrifying tale of an Edwardian gentleman who convinces an impoverished undertaker to dig up his great grandmother and rid himself of a terrible family curse. Includes tips on how to speak to dead people.

Everything from hip hop mash-ups to Motown and pop - dance moves included. This high energy act of award-winning contemporary a cappella guarantees a purrr-fect afternoon of entertainment. 'Infectiously entertaining' (Fest). www.thealleycats.co.uk

Visually spectacular show about men in suits. With mime, juggling, acrobatics, trapeze and music. Edinburgh debut for acclaimed Japanese circus and physical theatre company. Directed by Chiharu (Cirque du Soleil). 'Reminds us of Charlie Chaplin's Modern Times' (Teatro).

Inaccessible and bleak stand-up show about death. If you think you won't like it please don't come, you are not welcome. ‘A very very funny man’ **** (Skinny).

Chop the tree to rescue the gluey goose! Stick tight to its gooey golden feathers! Sail away on the magic land-ship! Professional interactive theatre: little'uns come onstage throughout! 'So perfect'**** (ThreeWeeks on Enormous Turnip, sell-out). www.spotlites.co.uk

A miraculous story, beautifully told by a charmingly hairy idiot. This heavy-hearted comedy is about inadequacy, friendship, and the shark that ate his arms. Runner-up Best Comedy Production and Best Comedy Performance at Auckland Fringe.

Showcasing an afternoon of some of the best names in children's entertainment at this year's Edinburgh Fringe. Suitable for all the family. For more info and line-up: www.forthone.com.

If you could say anything you wanted, without consequence or judgement, what would you say? Would it be romantic? Reveal jealousy? Are you corrupt? Explore this simple, intimate question.

Oxford's all-male, all-vocal sensation and stars of Britain's Got Talent return with their unique blend of dazzling harmonies, comical choreography and boyish charm. ‘Thank God for you’ (Simon Cowell). ‘An absolutely unforgettable musical experience’ (ThreeWeeks).

Giving their time for Waverley Care the last six years - Margaret Cho, Jo Caulfield, Craig Hill, JoJo Sutherland, Bob Downe, Scott Agnew and lots more. Join us to see more Fringe stars for free!