Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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Review: Steve Burns: Alive, Underbelly Cowgate
Steve Burns is a masterful storyteller. This room at Underbelly is full of adoring fans, but you can hear a…
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Review: Desperate Wee Gay Boy, Underbelly Cowgate
A glorious, crude riot of a show as Ollie trawls through a night of hedonistic behaviour.
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Review: Do Better: A Dramagedy, Olive Studio at Greenside @ George Street
A deeply moving show that uses magic and laughter to find a path forward through grief.
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Review: Only Bones, Assembly Roxy
A wibbly wobbly man does remarkable things with his body in a delightfully extraordinary performance that includes knee-synching to song……
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Review: Stitch in Time: A Knitting Cabaret, theSpace @ Surgeons’ Hall
Songs, history and wool make for a charming hour of performance.
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Review: Book of Shadows, Underbelly Cowgate
Fabulous fantasy adventure and predictably awesome shadow puppetry, delivered in a brand-new mystical show from Mochinosha.
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Review: SeedHeart, Pleasance Courtyard (Below)
A charming suitcase puppetry show demonstrating the consequences of capitalism.
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Review: Ed Gaughan: The Emperor, Just the Tonic at The Caves
A side-splitting, ridiculous hour of clever, crafted comedy and music from an absolute master.
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Review: Sherlock Holmes: The Adventure of the Innsmouth Crown, theSpace @ Surgeons’ Hall
This take on the Sherlock Holmes canon lacks enough energy or cleverness to make it stand out.
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Review: Bombs Over Byker, Greenside @ Riddlers Court
A truly incredible solo performance, but one that’s just a little too frantic to sit back and take it all…
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