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Continue reading →: Do Not Attempt this Conversation- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Do Not Attempt this Conversation , raises some interesting points about what Junior Drs face regularly and these difficult conversations that we forget need to take place in order to make the right decisions, all in the patients best interest. The NHS is under immense pressure, and Junior Drs face…
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Continue reading →: Forgive Me- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Tamsin Shasha has bought her solo show to Summerhall Arts this year at the Edinburgh Fringe. The performance combines pole work, singing, dramatic and comic acting, and storytelling in a chaotic manner in which someone’s brain operates with ADHD. Much of the pole work represents Shasha love of swimming and…
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Continue reading →: Dreaming of Max- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Dreaming of Max by Jackie Kleefield Cohn, a solo sailing holiday in Guadeloupe, leaves a lasting memory for Jackie after meeting her beguiling sailing instructor, Max. Once she leaves Guadeloupe, she realises that she can’t get Max out of her mind and wants to see him again. However, she can’t…
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Continue reading →: The Trials of Magnus Coffinkey!- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.The Trials of Magnus Coffinkey! By Harry ElletsonMalcolm and Angéle Galea’s is described as a broken fairy tale that is exploring grief and loss through the metaphor of the land of broken toys. Joseph Zammit plays the bellhanger Magnus Coffinkey and Rebecca Camilleri plays a wide range of characters that…
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Continue reading →: Widow- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Plays about grief and loss are very popular across the Edinburgh Fringe most years. It’s a way for creatives to share their experiences for many different reasons. I think for many, it is part of their grieving and healing journey. However, Widow by Joanna Lowe tells the story of what…
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Continue reading →: Fool’s Goldmine-Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Stacie Burrows had on the surface an incredibly privileged and luxurious lifestyle. Living in a huge house with marble floors in an exclusive area in America where her Mom went shopping with their neighbour in a limousine. The sort of lifestyle that many dream of (well sort of). However, as…
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Continue reading →: Belly- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Belly is a solo show written and performed by Reilly O’Shaughnessy. Three generations of women across one family. A well researched and eye-opening insight into the pressure of having the perfect body! Ellie is a potentially world-class swimmer with her choice of schools if only she “looked” more athletic, according…
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Continue reading →: Day of the Locust- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Callum Patrick Hughes brings a different style of storytelling to the Edinburgh Fringe this year. He has moved away from his stories about family and personal struggles, which has earned him an accolade of stars and excellent reviews. He has metaphorically moved across to California this Fringe and retelling through…
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Continue reading →: Dear Cathy- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Dear Cathy begins with one woman (Amelia Sweetland) apologising for her absence in what we presume is either a close friend or family’s life, called Cathy. If this relationship is confirmed, I have missed it. The two ladies haven’t seen each other in quite a while, and our narrator, Sweetland, is…
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Continue reading →: The Bob Ross Effect- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.The Bob Ross Effect debuted this year at the Edinburgh Fringe. It is the latest production by Sarah-Louise Young, who uses the famous American artist and art instructor Bob Ross as the basis for the new show. Bob Ross created and hosted the television programme The Joy of Painting, which aired…
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