Every ticketed performance in the 3–21 August 2026 programme, cross-tabulated any way round. Pick what goes down the side and what goes across the top; filter to a genre, a venue, a price band, a sub-genre tag or the press a listing quotes. The written-up findings are on the analysis page.
Snapshot pinned at 21 August 2026. Rates are floors — a date whose outcome could not be verified counts as not sold out. How this was measured.
Tip: click any row or column heading to drill into it — the table narrows to that slice and the axis it was using frees up for something else.
Three of the dimensions come from the show’s own blurb rather than from ticketing: Press quoted (kind), Star rating claimed and Press quoted (outlet). They record what a listing advertises, not a press archive — nobody prints a bad review, so every outlet’s shows are self-selected upward. What that turns out to be worth, including why a Scotsman quote and nothing better scores below quoting nobody.
Two cuts here will mislead you if read straight: Offers is mostly a calendar and a composition effect, and a date that sold out may well have reopened later.