F-BOMB THEATRE

F-BOMB THEATRE Award-winning feminist theatre in Scotland, aiming to support women & people of marginalised genders.

Have you heard about Scotland's youngest suffragette? We're thrilled to continue our MONUMENTAL project with a one-day s...
02/09/2026

Have you heard about Scotland's youngest suffragette? We're thrilled to continue our MONUMENTAL project with a one-day special performance of "Bessie Watson" by Hannah Low, directed by Emily Ingram and featuring Layla Rozelle. Supported by The Saltire Society, we will have multiple FREE performances of this 10-minute monologue on 27 September (times to be announced). Put it in your diary and be ready to get inspired by Bessie's story!

Oh what a night! We had the BEST time at last week's   Party 🥳 Thank you so much to Pilot, Manahatta Edinburgh and every...
18/08/2026

Oh what a night! We had the BEST time at last week's Party 🥳 Thank you so much to Pilot, Manahatta Edinburgh and everyone who came to celebrate women, trans, non-binary and gender-queer artists at the fringe 💖

📸 by Berenika Murray Photography

With   starting we’re looking back at 4 shows we’ve brought to the festival! Did you manage to catch any of them? 💖After...
07/08/2026

With starting we’re looking back at 4 shows we’ve brought to the festival! Did you manage to catch any of them? 💖

Afterparty (2021) 🥳 by Rachel O’Regan Rachel O’Regan directed by Hannah McEachern Hannah | Spiritual Coach & Healer 🧿

The Beatles Were A Boyband (2022) 📢 by Rachel O’Regan, directed by Aimee Shields Aimee Jane Shields. Winner of Fringe First and Sit Up Awards!

The Beatles Were A Boyband (2023) 💐 remount directed by Kolbrún Björt Sigfúsdóttir Kolbrún Björt Sigfúsdóttir

FLOAT by Indra Wilson (2025) 🧑‍🚀 Indra Wilson directed by Cora Bissett .bissett33 and Niloo-Far Khan , as part of Made in Scotland

How cool for our Creative Producer Rachel to be recognised as one of 50 crucial people behind the scenes at  ! Thank you...
06/08/2026

How cool for our Creative Producer Rachel to be recognised as one of 50 crucial people behind the scenes at ! Thank you The Herald and Brian Ferguson for spotlighting among these heavy-hitters. FemiFringe of course could not be what it is without all those who've supported it, submitted their shows and used it to build a more gender-diverse fringe experience - we 💖 you!

Did you know our   platform lets you plan out your festival full of   shows led by women, non-binary, trans, intersex an...
05/08/2026

Did you know our platform lets you plan out your festival full of shows led by women, non-binary, trans, intersex and genderqueer artists? Check it out! https://femifringe.fbombtheatre.co.uk/

Who's on your list that we should add to ours? 👀

Tickets are now fully booked for our FemiFringe Party on Thursday 13 August at Manahatta Edinburgh. You can still sign u...
05/08/2026

Tickets are now fully booked for our FemiFringe Party on Thursday 13 August at Manahatta Edinburgh. You can still sign up to the waitlist in case tickets become available. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1995449320634

We've never had tickets for our   party go so fast! 🥳⭐ Meet 100s of women, trans, non-binary, intersex and genderqueer  ...
31/07/2026

We've never had tickets for our party go so fast! 🥳
⭐ Meet 100s of women, trans, non-binary, intersex and genderqueer artists and industry
⭐ Enjoy a free drink courtesy of Leith-based brewery Pilot
⭐ Dance the night away at Manahatta Edinburgh

You know what to do. Book now: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1995449320634

You’re invited to the annual FemiFringe Party, this year celebrating the launch of our new online platform spotlighting ...
27/07/2026

You’re invited to the annual FemiFringe Party, this year celebrating the launch of our new online platform spotlighting work led by women and people of marginalised genders at

📍 Manahatta Edinburgh , 28 Rose St, wheelchair accessible
📅 Thursday 13 August, 7pm until late

Expect mingling, tunes, a wee dance and a free welcome drink courtesy of Pilot.

Tickets are free but limited, so reserve your spot now. FemiFringe artists, allies and pals all welcome, so pass it on! https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/femifringe-party-registration-1995449320634

We are delighted to welcome the amazing Staci Shaw to F-Bomb as Associate Producer 💖 Staci will be leading upcoming proj...
20/07/2026

We are delighted to welcome the amazing Staci Shaw to F-Bomb as Associate Producer 💖 Staci will be leading upcoming projects (we can't say too much yet but are SO excited) as well as supporting our administrative and strategic direction.

Staci is a working-class producer and theatremaker based in Edinburgh. Following her performing arts studies in Belfast she moved to Edinburgh completing her BA Hons Drama and Performance at QMU (2018) and later an MSc in International Festival and Event Management at Napier (2021). This year she was selected for the Cultural Business Development Programme with Curated Place.

Staci's work has included programming the theatre programme for Hidden Door Festival (2020 to 2022) and supporting Manipulate Festival (2025 & 2026). She directed critically acclaimed What the F**k Happened to Love and Hope? (EdFringe, 2024) and Katy Nixon’s SUM for 4PLAY (Traverse Theatre, 2023). As a producer Staci has produced The Halcyon Days for experimental theatre company Ghostbag at Hidden Door Festival (2025), co-produced (UN)Lovable: A work-in-progress performance for Not So Nice! (Traverse Theatre, 2026), 4PLAY’s award-winning Edinburgh Fringe production Colours Run (Summerhall, 2025) and three consecutive runs of their new writing event 4PLAY: 4 New Plays by 4 Scottish Playwrights at the Traverse Theatre (2023 to 2025).

Staci regularly works with emerging and working-class creatives with an aspiration to promote the work of marginalised artists. She continues to support emerging theatre makers acting as an advisor for EPAD. Her interests are in socio-political theatre responding to themes such as class, social mobility, mental health, feminism, and the environment.

We're thrilled to announce F-Bomb Theatre is the winner of the Saltire Society To See Oursels Drama Award! Continuing ou...
16/07/2026

We're thrilled to announce F-Bomb Theatre is the winner of the Saltire Society To See Oursels Drama Award! Continuing our MONUMENTAL project, we will present a one-off day of outdoor street performances exploring the story of Bessie Watson, Scotland's youngest suffragette. The monologue is written by Hannah Low, directed by Emily Ingram and performed by Layla Rozelle. Details and dates coming soon!

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