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Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – A Joke *****
A new comedy by Dan Freeman starring Sylvester McCoy, Richard Oliver and Robert Picardo. An Englishman, an Irishman and a Scotsman walk into a...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – How To Suffer Better
How to Suffer Better
Written
and performed by Amanda Miller
The Newsroom (Fringe Venue 93)
Leith Street. Edinburgh
4 -28 August (Except 14 and 21 Aug) | 13:15-14:15
Ever wondered...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – REVIEW – Mark Thomas: A Show That Gambles on...
Few predicted the events of 2016. Even fewer seem to know where we are going. Mark Thomas sets out to discover what the future...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Ballistic
Explosive one-man show based on real events comes to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
BALLISTIC By Alex Packer
Mini Mall Theatre presents Ballistic at Pleasance Courtyard August 2 - 28,...
Movin Melvin Brown gets on down with Edinburgh dancer
Rhythm & Blues legend Movin' Melvin Brown (72) and 17-year-old Edinburgh tap dancer Tamzin Burgess got together earlier to compare moves in the heart...
Raton Laveur
Phil and Lily have moved to Toronto from Australia to pursue Lily's dreams.
Phil, finding himself at loose ends, becomes obsessed with the nest of...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Tony Burgess : Crimbo
Tony Burgess: Crimbo Christmas, 2003.
What a proper mad one.
Tragic? Tick
Messy? Tick
And then Tony had to adopt his 10 year old autistic nephew, without knowing much about real life himself.
After...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Sugar Baby
Wales’ leading new writing company, Dirty Protest, teams up with one of its leading writers, Alan Harris, at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe to...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – 30 Year Old Virgin
New York comedian Kevin James Doyle is coming to the 70th Edinburgh Fringe Festival with a show all about sex – or the complete lack of...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Ayres of France, Graces of Scotland
Elspeth McVeigh, returns to the Edinburgh 2017 Fringe tomorrow for one day only to again delight her audiences with another unusual programme - this...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 Review – A Voyage of the Easy Sisters **
Born from the depraved improvisations and WhatsApp conversations of comedy quadrant Fridge Magnet, A Voyage of the Easy Sisters makes its Edinburgh Festival Fringe...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 Review – Jonny & The Baptists: The Best of 2012-2017...
There are a lot of clever performers at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe. If your idea of a clever performance is one of biting...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – REVIEW – Show Up***
Peter Michael Marino (Desperately Seeking the Exit, Late with Lance!) turns the often vilified clichés of the solo show genre on their clichéd heads. ...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Clean Sheets ***
What do a soon-to-be disgraced politician and a troubled bellhop have in common? They are both trapped in a hotel elevator, between the fourteenth...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Mark Row
From zero experience of stand-up to the fringe in just a year... you're having a laugh!
Mark Row and The Free Festival Presents
A1: The Long Road...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – REVIEW The Establishment: Eton Mess ***
Side-splitting, stiff upper-lipped hilarity from energetic duo Dan Lees and Neil Frost. Two ultra-privileged British gents struggling to hold onto their whimsical world of...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Movin’ Melvin Brown
Rhythm & Blues legend Movin' Melvin Brown is back at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for the world premiere of a show dedicated to Rock ’n’ Roll...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 Review – Trainspotting Live ****
I’ve read the book. I’ve seen the film (several times) On Sunday evening I experienced something else – the stage show in the bowels...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Scorch
Theatre (new writing, lgbt)
In a year that celebrates both the recognition of LGBT identities but highlighting the pressing need to challenge homophobia and prejudice,...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – REVIEW – A Case of you****
“A Case of You” offers a rich vintage for connoisseurs of Joni Mitchell’s work and those interested in a sample tasting. Deborah Brennan on...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Alex Salmond Unleashed
Not many of the other performers at the Fringe have the career backdrop of having been the leader of a country of around 5...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – the past, present and future
In celebration of the Fringe’s 70th Anniversary, three Scottish theatre companies met in Edinburgh’s historic Grassmarket to celebrate the best of Scotland’s past present...
Alex Salmond Unleashed – another night added
Just as we are recovering from the press conference that Alex Salmond held this morning and editing our video, we have heard that his...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – REVIEW – Double Feature****
You really only need to look at Andy Gray and Grant Stott (particularly when they are together) to realise that you are already halfway...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – REVIEW – A Tale Etched in Blood and Hard...
When a double murder reunites the classmates of St Elizabeth's Primary School, scores are settled, debts repaid and alliances forged.
Twenty years have passed but...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Mia Daughters of Fortune
Mind The Gap tackles learning disability and parenthood at the Fringe
Mind The Gap’s Mia: Daughters of Fortune is at Summerhall – 8 to...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Flying Atoms
Where can you find high flying aerial dance and mind-blowing physics alongside depressed Russian seagulls and sonic imaginings for the Tesla coil within the...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Tiger Circus’ ‘Attached’ – The Show
Two performers. Velcro. Bit of juggling. Balancing and flying. An hour....?
An hour -the first 50+ minutes of which fairly flew by (I hadn't thought to look at my...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Tutu
Four of Cicos Mambo's 'swans' lined up to feed the (real) swans at St. Margaret's Loch for a photo call to publicise their Edinburgh...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 REVIEW The Penelopiad*****
Having read the praise from others on social media, anticipation of this show by this Portsmouth all-female theatre group of 16-18 year olds was...
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