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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 of…
Red hot Carmen raises the temperature in George Street. The high school setting for Carmen plus just sizzles…
This beautifully pitched show about the real life swimming and dancing experiences of the two dancers, mother…
Beryl runs a discrete little cross-dressing service but is about to find out what it is like to walk in…
A timeous reminder of the slow steps of justice.
It is no secret that each year I particularly look forward to Japanese-born Akiko Okamoto's piano recital.…
Once, when the world (or at least this reviewer) was younger, a Scottish play was presented, the ripples of…
When actor and antiquarian book dealer Neil Pearson unearthed the 20 recordings missing from an archive of…
The original French production of Emmanuel Darley’s one man play entitled “ Le Mardi a Monoprix” was a box…
Horrible Histories has been phenomenally successful, with an award-winning BBC TV show, over 60 books that…
Having briefly worked in a call centre and able to remember the almost unbearable agony of pre cigarette…
There are two shows running by NoFit State Circus at this year’s Fringe: Bianco and Noodles.
A born dreamer, our unlikely hero appears to emerge from the womb against the background of the first moon…
There was a time when a troll was something associated with the Norwegian folk tale The Three Billy Goats…
If there is something I love to experience at the theatre, or the cinema for that matter, it’s a good scare.…
Enter, join the characters around the large refectory table and prepare to be changed, as together we learn…
For one Second World War veteran the launch of Operation Desert Storm is about to unleash a whirlwind of…
As the title suggests, When you Improv on a Star is what you expect; a Disney musical, based purely on…
When poring over the hundreds of short adverts introducing the entertainment available at the Edinburgh…
Introducing the double-bill Dalgety and Fragile, both by David Greig, director Emma Callander gave us a bit…