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Edinburgh Fringe
Let me just make one thing clear. It's really hard to review a show when the person doing the show makes…
What would you prefer on your High Street, stylish boutiques and organic cake bakeries or charity and pound…
Female comediennes Ingrid Oliver and Lorna
Watson are Festival favourites, returning for their third year…
‘The Final Act’ might actually herald new beginnings, as both the cast and the creative team of the show…
Midway through the Fringe it takes a very special show to hold attention for a full 100 minutes at a late…
This production is set in the late 16th century Scotland set against the background
of witchcraft and a plot…
This show does exactly what it promises. You want magic? A cheeky wee bit of nudity? Look no further.
The Traverse Theatre has an uncanny ability to transform itself, at any time, in order to suit any…
This is no ordinary circus show, though acrobatics and a whole multitude of circus skills are the heart of…
Young Alfie White (Jordan Turner) lives with his Gran (Lucy Tuck) because his Dad (and Mum) have disappeared…
As the man himself admits at the end of the show, the big old barn that is Traverse 1 is really a bit too…
Mervyn Stutter's Pick of the the Fringe is something of an institution and the format whilst copied has never…
‘Why are we given so much life?’ asks Willy Russell’s Shirley Valentine. ‘The Lounge’ poses the same question…
Taki Maori has an intimacy that many shows on the Fringe lack, a small family of Maori and it is a family, a…
The true story of a long lost silent movie version of The Great Gatsby, adapted from F. Scott Fitzgerald’s…
Guy Masterton has been producing hit Fringe shows for over two decades.
In a new play inspired by the 2007 film This is England, Georgian Theatre Royal Youth bring a new play This…
Frank Sinatra reigns supreme in this new musical from Kingdom Theatre.
Meet Flip Fabrique, a group of graduates from the Quebec Circus School. What an introduction!
One day you are young and the next you are old. Age slowly creeps up on us all, unbidden, unnoticed.