Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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Review: Pecking Order, Underbelly
Madcap scenes are interspersed with beautifully choreographed movement to create an interesting sketch show. It requires a little more focus,…
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Review: Brick, C Aurora
A slow creeper of a play, humour and ranting leading you astray until the ending takes you completely by surprise.
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Review: Dan Lees and Tom Curzon: The Sonic Joy Orchestra, Banshee’s Labyrinth
Off the rails musical masterwork
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Review: This is Not Hansel and Gretel, Banshee Labyrinth
A flowing retelling of the classic fairy tale. There’s no doubting the storytelling talent, but the show is too long…
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Review: Good Girl, Gilded Balloon Patter House
Mimi Collins puts it all out there in the most powerful way possible as she reclaims her story and her…
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Review: Nothing Personal, Gilded Balloon Patter House
A clever portrayal of trying to be "one of the boys" in the stand-up world, no matter the cost.
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Review: Resonant Void, PBH’s Free Fringe @ Diggers Leith
Hypnotic exploration of thresholds, texture, light, and space.
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The Freedom of Madness: Unpacking The House of Pitman
Luke Pitman on neurodivergence, breaking free from people-pleasing, and why the best clowning puts the audience first
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Review: Smile: The Charlie Chaplin Story, Pleasance Dome
Marcel Cole brilliantly recaptures Chaplin’s genius in a physical comedy show full of laughs and pathos, blending mime, audience participation…
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Review: The Night Ali Died, theSpace on the Mile
An engaging and tense play, with twists and turns that keep you guessing right until the very end.
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