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Ghillie Dhu is a splendid, new, high-ceilinged venue, with a long mirrored bar reminiscent of Manet’s A Bar…
Katy is going to tell us a story. Stories are important to Katy, as are rules.
The Trepidation of the Tower Traipsing Troglodytes leaves us speechless.
Described as a work in progress, Whisky Kisses requires extra ingredients to seek the perfect blend. The…
This Great British Soap Opera deserves to win the ratings war! A cliché? Well, take a
failing soap opera…
Snails & Ketchup has been inspired by Italian writer, Italo Calvino’s The Baron in the Trees, the story…
Soothed by the soporific tones of a home loving song about Kansas, the audience is shown pictures of two of…
Welcome to a look at the Great American Songbook through the bottom of a glass which will bring completely…
Morning and Afternoon - written and performed by veteran Irish director Andy Hinds - presents two…
Hannah repeats Pythagorean theorem to the secular sounds of Belinda Carlisle’s “Heaven is a Place on Earth”…
Korean Cultural Centre UK presents ‘Korean Stage’ at the Edinburgh Fringe this year, a colourfully creative…
Cheap as chips. It’s a throwaway remark even though a fish supper these days can cost as much as a set lunch…
Taking a Chekhov monologue as a starting point (and with a good few dashes of Kafka, Longfellow and Edward…
This is the story of Robert Johnson’s experience of working as a guide at Dachau, the Nazi concentration camp…
A feisty stride across Scotland’s history.
‘Between Empires’ has the potential to be the jewel in the crown in terms of new musicals at the Fringe.
Dinner for One is a vintage British comedy sketch written by Lauri Wylie in the 1920s, later regularly…
Sisterhood in all its forms is a confidently trod theatrical theme but “guy stuff"... ummm, well that’s…
The nineteen strong choir of St Andrew’s and St George’s under its director, Brigitte Harris, included four…
Never having been to see anything at the free fringe, I had no idea what to expect.