Poetitian Lucy Aphramor returns to Edinburgh with more bittersweet perspectives on food and flourishing. Banishing the binary, they serve up a fiery fusion of wordsmithery, trans joy, compassion and queer nutrition science that makes mincemeat of "eat less, move more" and fat shame. Find out how healthy eating messages dish up coloniality and then sample how an abolitionist take on public health helps us metabolise shame and judgement as we re-imagine learning and healing together. Satisfying for everyone hungry for liberation.

Taking the Biscuit Back

Romanian-Moroccan clown Halima invites you to an hour of absurdist comedy. Baba tells tales of love in the times of communism, trams and of roots. Halima is a trained clown, you have seen her recently at Man Up, Sketch Off, and Brighton Fringe. Making a guest appearance on selected days, the Mystery clown duo with Rugilena will bring classical folk tales to life through improv. Beautiful, strange and memorable. Baba is you, me, or anyone. 'Baba is slightly reminiscent of Julia Masli – no higher praise – in the character’s ability to silence a room' (Brighton Fringe).

PBH's Free Fringe @ Kafe Kweer

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