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Edinburgh Festival
Review: Resonant Void, PBH’s Free Fringe @ Diggers Leith
Hypnotic exploration of thresholds, texture, light, and space.
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Edinburgh Festival
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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Edinburgh Festival
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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Edinburgh Festival
Review: The Ballad of Jack and Stacey, Canonmills Church
Written in collaboration with Scottish prison inmates, this short play pulls on the heartstrings and leaves a big impression.
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Review: 15 Minutes of Shame, ZOO Playground
An engaging look at the pressures a young couple face in modern society
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Edinburgh Festival
Review: The Misfortunes of a Spy and Her Mystic, Greenside @ George Street – Olive Studio
Intriguing exploration of power, agency and legitimacy where spirituality and the mental health system collide.
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Review: Under the Influence, Underbelly Bristo Square
What’s it like to live and work with your identical twin while under constant pressure to build traffic as an…
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Review: MAJENIN – A Palestinian Love Story (مجانين), Pleasance Dome
A sharp, funny, deeply human love story that dares you to laugh at the hard things.
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Review: Operotica: Lovers in Every Lifetime, Underbelly Bristo Square
Pun-fuelled queer opera burlesque with a fetish slant that is strictly for grownups, and will leave you laughing.
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