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Edinburgh Fringe
Londonâs camp cabaret quartet, Sex Shells is a shameless satirical show certain to have you screaming forâŠ
Mikey and Addie first appeared in 2012 and was part of that yearâs imaginate Festival (Read my review
Now, this is radically different, a refreshing and genuine step outside the typical, an adventure orâŠ
âP.O.V.â was at one time simple shorthand in the film industry, indicating a scene or image shot from the ââŠ
I Sniper is the story of Lyudmila Pavlichenko, deadliest of all the Soviet snipers of World War Two, withâŠ
This performance is about family and memories. About what we recall and remember from our childhood and whatâŠ
Two separate journeys tell their own perspectives on life as an immigrant, where your voice, your name orâŠ
Amsterdam is a casual and contemporary spoken-word performance exploring themes of identity, love, and art,âŠ
Taylorâs post-apocalyptic life was lonely. But that didnât bother them too much. Until they stumble upon aâŠ
This is an extraordinary show, dance given another dimension, the physicality taken to another level. AnâŠ
Haydnâs âThe Seven Last Words of Our Saviour on the Crossâ was originally written for the Cathedral in CadizâŠ
Josie Long has been bringing quality stand-up to the Fringe for the last three or four years, winning the ifâŠ
Love Songs is the true story of a hopeless romantic encountering the millennial dating world andâŠ
Modern Studies in the rawâfour young actors produce the views of participants in the 2011 London riotsâŠ
It was a pleasure and privilege to hear the 1880's Father Willis instrument played at this remarkable venueâŠ
This affectionate and engaging one-man show tells the story of the famous funny man, following his careerâŠ
âWhat gets you hot?â - âWhatâs the best thing your body can do?â asks Ell Potter and Mary Higgins.
St Gilesâ Cathedral Choir, whose profile and prominence has been ever increasing under the direction ofâŠ
âItâs Oregon or bust!â This audience-interactive, campy musical The Trail to Oregon! brings to life theâŠ
Back in the golden days of cinema, for the price of one ticket. two films were shown back to back - the bigâŠ