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Edinburgh Fringe
It pays to read EdinburghGuide reviews. Had I looked at those of previous Young Pleasance shows I could…
Drummers are often in the background of great bands: less famous than their band mates while keeping the band…
The trickling of rain triggers the emergence of growth from beneath the black earth. Four dancers begin a…
Join our tour guide on one of Edinburgh’s vintage open-top buses - a world of knowledge, insight and…
Anyone who has witnessed someone dealing with the sentence of a terminal illness knows the pain of seeing the…
Wistful is the one word that probably best describes a series of songs about a love affair. The show is based…
Edinburgh has had its fair share of drug addicts. We buried Thomas De Quincey the self-confessed opium…
In a sandbagged, water-filled and rat infested First World War trench three soldiers wait for the moment when…
After sell out shows in 2015, Familie Flöz return with another epic performance.
What has Nordic Noir started? An obsession with murder, dysfunctional detectives and woolly jumpers for…
Having delivered funny stuff for 6-plus’s to laugh at for nearly a decade at the Fringe, Comedy Club 4 Kids…
The Traverse Theatre is again staging its popular Breakfast Plays which this year features new writing by six…
Big Spirit Theatre has devised a show based on the story of Alfred Hitchcock's 1938 political spy thriller.
The clà rsach, or Scottish harp, is Scotland’s oldest traditional instrument. It has been in existence since…
Chris Martin seems to be everywhere I go in Edinburgh. The poster for his show (cheeky smile, unshaven face…
Bloodletting is no substitute for story telling.
After working together on the well-received theatre production of Luke Sutherland's Venus as a Boy, he and…
Revenge is far from sweet in this latest play from Omphile Molusi.
Three performers tell the tale of a town that has been abandoned due to the coal mine on which it sits…
When a play has the Masterson seal, it very rarely disappoints. After surviving nineteen
years on the Fringe…