Pleasance
Pleasance London is to present a season of in-person performances featuring Fringe favourites alongside emerging and thrilling artists that will run alongside the Pleasance’s Edinburgh programme. News of the venue’s Edinburgh Fringe programme will be announced shortly.
More than 50 comedy and theatre shows have been announced as part of Fringe Futures Festival, a brand new festival of live work-in-progress shows presented by the Pleasance and VAULT Creative Arts running from Monday 24th May – Friday 25th June 2021.
To mark the first day of what would have been the 2020 Edinburgh Fringe, the Pleasance Theatre Trust is giving one lucky Fringe fan a chance to win a pair of free tickets to every show at the Pleasance next August. All you need to do is enter their extra special raffle, as part of their Crowdfunder campaign, to be in with a chance of winning the Pleasance Golden Ticket!
The Pleasance Theatre Trust, which is reponsible for the Pleasance venues at the Edinburgh Fringe, has launched a crowdfunder campaign.
For the first time in 36 years, the gates are locked and the Pleasance Courtyard is empty. 280 shows have been cancelled, over 1,000 performers have been affected, countless experiences have been lost. The consequences have been devastating, both on and off the stage.
The Pleasance has announced 140 new Edinburgh Fringe shows for 2019. Tickets for all shows are available here and on 0131 556 6550.
The Pleasance has announced more comedy names for this summer's Edinbrgh Fringe.
After a record year in 2018 in which the Pleasance artists won two Fringe Firsts, two Herald Angels, one Herald Archangel award and the Holden Street Theatres Award, and Pleasance acts won both Best Newcomer and Best Show at the prestigious Edinburgh Comedy Awards, Pleasance are back with another fantastic programme. Kicking things off the Pleasance Theatre Trust have already put shows on sale.
The Pleasance in Edinburgh has announced its first shows for this year's Fringe Festival.
Reginald D Hunter (pictured, bottom)celebrates his 20th year on the Fringe with his highly anticipated new show. Reginald’s searingly honest brand of comedy is one of the many highlights of a much-expanded programme at Pleasance at EICC, which promises the very best in comedy, circus and theatre, all under one state-of-the-art roof.
The Pleasance Theatre Trust celebrated 33 years at Venue 33 and the 70th anniversary of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August with 5074 performances of 258 shows in 27 venues.
Ticket sales were up every day of the Festival compared to 2016 with total ticket sales up by 5 per cent compared to 2016 (12 per cent including the tickets sold for EICC shows).
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