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Edinburgh Fringe
“The domino effect;
You understand it as leading to catastrophe
But learn its secrets
And it can also lead to…
Within the confines of yet another random room in the Pleasance, semi-competent ventriloquist (her words, not…
Set in a swing park, adult actors from Grid Iron recreate one summer when most of them were nine, too wee for…
The Perils of Love and Gravity is a humorous love-story-cum-fairy-tale for adults, told by a verbose,…
What really is the truth? What happens when we believe something that others might think is 'crazy'?
At the Festival Fringe, 2012, American actress, Sandra Thomas portrayed Judy in an intimate portrait of the…
This performance consisted of two dance pieces by different artists that both, in very different ways,…
In the run up to the Fringe I get an average of thirty requests per day for a
review in August.
The only way was Essex, even back in the sixties when the women of Ford Dagenham not only took on the…
Why wait until Tomorrow? Book now for this new musical by Amies & Clements. This is an intimate venue (…
I have never set out to actively watch Al Murray, whether it be on TV or at previous festival appearances.
The idea of over two thousand shows is a daunting one for any prospective Fringe goer. The very phrase ‘…
As a bit of a Francophile, I was attracted by the title and of course the description of this show about a…
You’d think by this stage in the proceedings, writing about "the blethers", as a friend describes theatre,…
In these days of tram-induced turmoil, to be late for a show is an acceptable excuse, but getting in to a…
Dysfunction reigns in this absurdist classic.
This production turned out to be a two-hander with occasional solos from the pianist. The main …
We are shown into a large square room where we join other guests already seated on comfortable sofas and…
Elves win the plaudits in this traditional fight between good and evil.
The trickling of rain triggers the emergence of growth from beneath the black earth. Four dancers begin a…