Edinburgh Festival
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Review: Space Gravy, EdFringe
A side-splitting, brilliantly executed sketch comedy that turns a shoestring budget into pure comedic gold.
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Review: Catherine Cohen’s Come for Me, EdFringe
A dazzling blend of musical whimsy and sharp humour, showcasing exceptional talent and making for an unforgettable, laugh-out-loud performance.
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Review: Every Brilliant Thing, EdFringe
A heartwarming, interactive gem that masterfully blends humour and emotion, making it an uplifting and deeply engaging theatrical experience.
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Review: The Sex Lives of Puppets, EdFringe
A cheeky, inventive, and thoroughly entertaining puppet show that offers humour and unexpected depth.
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Review: Squidge, EdFringe
A poignant and darkly humorous debut with strong performances and endearing moments.
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Review: Burnout Paradise, EdFringe
A wildly inventive and high-energy spectacle that hilariously captures the relentless grind of modern life, blending absurdity with sharp social commentary.
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Review: Ania Magliano: Forgive Me, Father, EdFringe
A charming and well-crafted stand-up that weaves humour and emotional depth
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Review: Failure Project, EdFringe
A one-woman show exploring the compromises that creatives must make for their work.
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Review: I’m Almost There, EdFringe
A quirky musical that echoes elements from the Odyssey. This bizarre show is funny and sincere, with a big future.
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Review: Pillock, EdFringe
A wonderfully chaotic story of a man with ADHD, a disastrous love life and a lactose intolerance.