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Edinburgh Fringe
Rob Bailey, illusionist and psychologist brings his show to the Fringe and looks at the world of homeopathy,…
Lie down and submit to a unique 15 minutes in this amazing space of changing colours and sounds.
With two sheets, toy swords, one chair and a large chest, Tooth and Nail take you on a trip around the world…
Improvised comedy or Improv “is a form of theatre where most or all of what is performed is created at the…
This motivational musical for the middle-aged follows the story of fictional Kitty Adler which, by her own
Thesp’s are known to like a drink, be it a little Dutch courage or the full Oliver Reed.
Now’s the Hour’ is the Scottish Youth Theatre’s take on the Referendum debate thus far, but (perhaps…
“Blonde and beautiful Marilyn Monroe, a glamorous symbol of the gay, exciting life of Hollywood, died…
Powerful seems an inadequate word to describe this performance of Assassins by the young cast of Sandbach…
Sometimes we miss the all-too-obvious, and sometimes the obvious comes in curious disguises.
If you happen to have popped in to the Pleasance Courtyard this Fringe, it’s likely you’ll have spotted a…
Shakespeare at the Fringe can tend to be a rather odd affair. In the dark, upside down, backwards in a bunny…
I had a laugh even on the way in to see Sir Barrington Ganch the other day.
To St Andrew Square Garden for ‘Butterfly Rammy’, a curated collection of responses to the Referendum and its…
Hatred has never been so much fun’.
Never having been to see anything at the free fringe, I had no idea what to expect.
It’s 1937, a time when it was still possible to fall off the radar and simply disappear.
The young people of Youth Music Theatre Scotland produced a series of numbers and scenes to a high standard:…
This is a stunning, atmospheric piece of theatre that holds you for the entire 90 minutes.
An invitation to experience your ‘inner cinema’ is thrown to the audience at the start of the joint Danish -…