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

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Scroll down for a treasure trove of fantastic activities, all inspired by David Walliams’ tremendous tales. The venues involved are: Assembly; Gilded Balloon; Just the Tonic; Pleasance; theSpaceUK; Underbelly and ZOO. Next, was Michelle Brasier from Australia with a funny song about being scammed, followed by American drag queen singers The Kinsey Sicks who sang ‘Poof the Magic Drag Queen. Founded in 1947 at the Rose Street Telephone Exchange,' the Edinburgh Telephone Choir perform Around the World in 80 Minutes at The Salvation Army Edinburgh City Corps, 'with styles including pop, traditional and show tunes'. Flickering Seasons at St John's Church presents 'a woman's journey as she navigates life through adversity and challenges such as homelessness, addiction, domestic abuse and racism'.

Sam goes to the zoo and adopts an elephant, completely unaware that the elephant is going to turn up on his doorstep and expect to be looked after.La Haut (Up There) at the French Institute in Scotland'is an audiovisual show that immerses the audience in a unique world through the eyes of bird-like aeroplanes, taking you on a journey exploring emotions of longing and home'. This year's Fringe takes place from 04 –28 August 2023 and will feature an exciting range of shows, with theatre, comedy, music, dance, circus, musicals, variety, cabaret, children's shows, events and more all represented in the programme. At Hill Street Theatre and online, Auto-Engrain: A One-Woman Show'relays experiences from speed-dating to how a toxic relationship can be engrained'. While it may entertain young readers who appreciate offbeat humor, it may not fully captivate older readers or those looking for a more complex and nuanced story.

The colours in this book are really bright and I think that makes it perfectly suited to younger children. David Hume and Adam Smith, titans of The Scottish Enlightenment and the dearest of friends, grieve –for old age and disease separate them, perhaps for eternity' in Enquiry Concerning Hereafter at Panmure House. The Edinburgh Fringe Fling at the Old Dr Bells Baths'will feature some of the finest acts in Scottish traditional music in: Gleadhraich, Whisky Kiss and The Laurettes', while guitarist Tony Randle takes you 'on a journey through different shades and flavours of the acoustic guitar, with a mix of original pieces and classics' in his Acoustic Guitar Showcase at the Arthur Conan Doyle Centre. We and our partners use data for Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development.While it has its moments of humor and charm, there are also some aspects that left me feeling a bit underwhelmed.

The Slightly Annoying Elephant runs until 28 August, at 13:00, for 45 minutes, at the Debating Hall at Gilded Balloon Teviot, 13 Bristo Square, EH8 9AJ. Ludmilla Dabo and David Lescot star in A Portrait of Ludmilla as Nina Simone at the French Institute in Scotland. At Musselburgh Racecourse, Quantum Theatre present an outdoor adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's classic, Wind in the Willows, while Richard Holloway and friends present Murder in the Cathedral, 'Eliot's famous play on the life and murder of Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral,' in Old Saint Paul's Church. Paradise Palms Late-Night Cabaret is an 'intoxicated blend of raucous antics, cocktails and rowdiness' featuring the likes of ' Fruit Salad, Kweer Kabaret, Shitake Nights' and more.

Elephants never forget - and neither will millions of readers once they've met the slightly annoying elephant. Photograph: Tristram Kenton/The Guardian Heidi Goldsmith and Elaine Hartley in The Slightly Annoying Elephant at Little Angel Theatre.

The concept is unique and intriguing, and it sets up the story for some humorous interactions between the elephant and the main character, Sam. Whichever method you choose – subscription or newsletter – you will be sent a code which will give you access to the free tickets *.Set during the French Revolution, The Madwoman at Paradise Green follows Théroigne de Méricourt, who 'spends her final days crafting her life's great work, an opera about the revolution she never left behind'.