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Edinburgh Fringe
This round-up of some of the musical acts playing at the Fringe opened with an absolute bang courtesy ofā¦
The Edinburgh Bach Choir of about 50 voices moved to their places betwixt the pulpit and font from where theyā¦
It was Martin Swan's name that attracted me to this show, for Martin runs the UK's largest online violin shop.
A brilliant show: funny, touching, and completely satisfying to someone who had no familiarity with the booksā¦
Picture this. Christmas 1959, the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia, one of the remotest places on theā¦
This was the first of three consecutive concerts of Bach's Gamben Sonatas and Brahms' cello sonatas in theā¦
Adrian Sims returned for the third year of four in his series of Chopin piano recitals with poise andā¦
Is Mark Thomas the bravest performer in comedy?
There was a nice mix of people sitting inside the Udderbelly this afternoon. Grandparents shared programsā¦
āThe 3rd Sectorā promises well; the actuality, after all, is, in these challenging times, deserving of someā¦
The action opens with the sound of frantically galloping hoofs. Four backpackers wander on rather aimlessly.ā¦
Support band The Ray Summers are actually going down well, but lead vocalist Andy Ure is under no illusionsā¦
How do people with an acute āgreenā conscience square the circle of whether or not to add to the worldāsā¦
The spirit of Edinburghās Fringe festival continues to thrive in the National Theatre of Scotlandāsā¦
Introducing the double-bill Dalgety and Fragile, both by David Greig, director Emma Callander gave us a bitā¦
Found, quite literally underground, beneath the excitable streets of Edinburgh, the Trainspotting cast areā¦
As the theme of ā(Thereāll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Doverā fades and Big Ben tolls, a thirdā¦
Albert Lamorisseās Oscar-winning 1956 film set in MĆ©nilmontant in the 20th arrondissement of Paris is aā¦
Issy van Randwyck is a star of the musical stage: a triple Olivier Award nominee for various West Endā¦
I was once on a bus in Chile which had in place of the usual Don't Disturb the Driver sign one which read "ā¦