Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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Review: Noted, Assembly Roxy
An imaginative, playful and upbeat interaction with the possibilities of paper
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Review: Mothman: A Romance Musical, Underbelly Cowgate
If you have ever crossed paths with comedian Alex Franklin’s work, you will be prepared for the utterly absurd in…
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Review: The House of Pitman, Playground 2 at ZOO
Luke Pitman's clowning is delightful, and more than worthy of his starring role, but he just needs to work out…
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Review: Headcase, Thistle Theatre at Greenside
A compelling and thought-provoking solo show exploring themes of obsession, religion, morality, and mental health.
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Review: Cruising, Pleasance Courtyard
A fun, heartfelt play about protests, love triangles and bravery on the choppy seas that guarantees you won't leave feeling…
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Review: The Big Bite-Size Breakfast Show, Pleasance Courtyard
Five shorts presented without any cutting of corners. The perfect opener to another day at the Fringe and a chance…
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Review: The Late Utopians, Underbelly Cowgate
A play that could be a podcast, its words and delivery are so beautifully presented.
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Review: Planet of the Grapes, Pleasance Courtyard
Anarchic, pocket-sized puppet nonsense you’re gonna love!
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Review: Peregrinations, Assembly Roxy
A visually arresting, sensitive exploration of the experience of migrants and refugees, without words but with a huge voice
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Review: 00:45:00, theSpace
45 minutes to decide who lives and who dies, and the audience is very much complicit in these life-and-death decisions.…
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