EdFringe Reviews – Decibels at Paradise in the Vault
It’s refreshing to see so many new female writers presenting their work at this edition of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe,
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EdFringe Review – Just These, Please at Gilded Balloon Teviot
What happens when OFSTED visits Hogwarts? Who’s the General Secretary of the Animal Kingdom? At what point during an ambush
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EdFringe Review – The FlyBoys at Gilded Baloon Rose Theatre
Imagine a night where Pharrell Williams croons with Judy Garland, Ricky Martin scats with Cab Calloway, and Maroon 5 groove
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EdFringe Review – It is a truth at PQA Venues
‘It is a truth’ is Jaleelah Galbraith one woman show. It is a feminist stand up comedy about a woman,
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EdFringe Review – Modern Horror Stories at Tolbooth Market
Modern Horror Stories is an anthology horror show featuring nine modern-day tales of terror, death and the supernatural. From online
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EdFringe Review – Mad Women in My Attic at PQA Venues
There isn’t a better suited place to host the story of a performer drove mad by the characters she played,
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EdFringe Review – Dummy by Anders Lee
What does it mean to be dumb? And is being dumb really a negative thing? Anders Lee explains his insight on
Read MoreReview – A Great Fear of Shallow Living
Can we really ignore our own nature, even when it seems out of touch with reality and simply unbelievable? This,
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Review – The Yellow Wallpaper
Review by Andreea Helen David. On 7th of June I got the chance to see The Yellow Wallpaper at Omnibus
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Review – Gauhar Jaan: The Datia Incident at Omnibus Theatre
The Datia incident is the historical re-imagining of Gauhar Jaan, the first Indian Diva to be recorded on the gramophone. It’s
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