It has everything from ambitious acrobatics with a feminist message, to a one-woman performance highlighting the plight of those targeted in witch trials.
The Edinburgh Fringe programme is more eclectic than ever – and female performers say that’s cause for celebration.
However they’re warning that while the arts festival has become more inclusive in recent years, much more still needs to be done to give a platform to under-represented groups.
And audiences have a part to play in that, too.
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