Edinburgh Festival
It may only be one month of the year, but we always have some of our team eager to head North and see what’s happening. So we thought we should collect all of our Edinburgh content into one convenient place for you.
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Review: An Ode to the Casting Director, Assembly George Square
A play that showcases the highs, lows and absurdities of trying to make it as an actor
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Review: Supposing, Traverse Theatre
A play that explores contemporary social issues through prophecy and power.
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Review: Mrs Stern Wanders the Prussian State Library, Traverse Theatre
An incisive and compelling interrogation drama which puts its own twist on the classic cat-and-mouse trope
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Review: SINNER: A Musical Tragicomedy About Breaking Up With White Jesus, Just The Tonic
A deeply personal yet hilarious exploration of faith, womanhood and finding freedom
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Review: Ascension, EdFringe
A Narrative For The Ages
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Review: The Big Bite-Size Breakfast Show, EdFringe
Full of humour and variety, these 15-minute plays are a tasty treat.
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Review: This Is Not About Me, Edfringe
Mind-bending and heart-warming contemporary romance.
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Review: Miles, Edfringe
Something special from two performers, both excellent in their field, fluidly conversing in trumpet and spoken word to the seminal original tracks from ‘Kind of Blue’
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Review: People We Bury Alive, EdFringe
Charming and clever
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Review: FLUSH, EdFringe
A topical, heart-warming, and remarkably mature nod to womanhood