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Edinburgh Fringe
The stage of Paradise in Augustine's burst into life yesterday evening as the cast of Africa Callingā¦
I confess to having not so much a blind spot as a completely glazed over spot when it comes to sport andā¦
This is a festival that has for too many years endured the double sledgehammer blow of known comedy giantsā¦
In the current climate of economic recession and general "cutting back" on outings this summer, numbersā¦
Emerging from a barrage of bombs and bangs, a group of (absurdly large) children survey the ruins of theirā¦
Greek myths are a constant source of inspiration for all performance and art mediums, as they feature epicā¦
There are surely times, especially these
days, when "care assistants" and even nursing staff wonder whereā¦
Having already brought to the fore Shakespeare's Women with Susannah York and Berkoff's Women with Lindaā¦
Three men are in relaxing in their flat. One lies dozing on the sofa, another sits in a chair watching theā¦
Theatre is something that benefits from being given a different view every now and again. Jo Cliffordāsā¦
As Carol Vorderman might put it, Daniel Kitson takes his audiences on journeys. Not in the Thomas Cook senseā¦
āBetween Empiresā has the potential to be the jewel in the crown in terms of new musicals at the Fringe.
Slick lives up to its name in the perhaps
somewhat restricted space of Traverse 2; essentially a pantomimeā¦
Having reviewed and interviewed the Idiots of Ants boys at last year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, I wasā¦
As we celebrate the birth one hundred years ago of Benjamin Britten it was good to get an insight into hisā¦
The Irish comedy team Betrayal of Penguins are back in Edinburgh for their second year, with this enjoyableā¦
Having delivered funny stuff for 6-plusās to laugh at for nearly a decade at the Fringe, Comedy Club 4 Kidsā¦
The Acoustic Music Centre can boast the hosting of many famous performers but on Saturday 8th August, Fifeā¦
Female comediennes Ingrid Oliver and Lorna
Watson are Festival favourites, returning for their third yearā¦
This December will be the 25th anniversary of the Lockerbie bombing and, a quarter of a century after theā¦