The Slightly Annoying Elephant: A funny illustrated children’s picture book from number-one bestselling author David Walliams!

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And, 'like a 1970s cabaret show but with more colour and less racism,' The 5th Alternative Black Comedy Showcase is at PBH's Free Fringe. As the elephant makes himself at home and takes a shower, watches TV and has a nap, bits of his body disappear.

Any fans of BBC Scotland’s hit comedy Scot Squad should snap up tickets for Jack Docherty in David Bowie and Me: Parallel Lives as Chief Commissioner Cameron Miekelson himself debuts a brand new show. It all feels a bit awkward and halts the imagination in its tracks – a suspicion confirmed when Ceci whispers to me: “That’s someone dressed up as an elephant!

Suitable for families and children aged 3+, join this heartwarming tale as The Slightly Annoying Elephant stomps their way to the Edinburgh Fringe.

Bestselling author David Walliams turns his hand to picture books for the first time in this thoroughly entertaining story, brilliantly illustrated by Tony Ross, who perfectly captures Walliams' wicked sense of humour. Fringe audiences can 'experience the passionate and mesmerising Flamenco Guitar Odyssey by Philip Adie' at Alba Flamenca.The elephant does everything a human guest would do - have a nap, have some food, have a bath, do some exercise, but as a very large elephant, it doesn’t go all that well.

The 1990-set Better Days at Just the Tonic follows 19-year-old Danny, who 'stands at the crossroads of football violence and house music'. Our family-friendly Christmas 2019 show based on the book written by David Walliams and illustrated by Tony Ross. Unfortunately, it's that precise lack of humanity in his writing that will hold him back from ever being a truly great children's author. Based on David Walliams' hit novel, this funny children’s story is brought to life by London’s award-winning home of puppetry, Little Angel Theatre and sure to enchant kids and adults alike. Let’s face it times are tough and money is tight for many of us – so this offer could not have come at a better time.

The story is simple and easy to follow with lots of exaggerated text and pictures which children will love. At Bedlam Theatre, 'Death (personified) takes us through the artistry in ensuring that each and every one of us meets our maker' in Death Suits You. The official launch of the festival, including the reveal of the iconic printed programme, will take place on Thursday 08 June. One of the highlights of the book is its premise - an unexpected visit from an elephant that claims to be slightly annoying. And 24 Solar Terms at theSpaceUK is 'an immersive theatre production' from QFunTheater Children's Experimental Troupe, 'condensing the time of each season into a performance.