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Continue reading →: Until the Ad Break by Maverick Charles Productions.
Adapted from an original comedy play 21 Minutes by Maverick Charles Productions. The company have released the popular fan-favourite scene back to be part of the Online@TheSpace programme which is running until the 30th of August 2020. With the end of the world insight, this is set to be their…
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Continue reading →: After The Turn:The Mystery of Bly Manor by Nine Knocks Theatre.
Edinburgh Fringe venue The Space has created a range of online productions that are available between 8th-30th August 2020 during the time in which the Festival would have been taking place. With lockdown taking its toll on the entire Arts and Theatre industry many productions have created online performances. One…
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Continue reading →: Stranded by Marcia Kelson.
Stranded by Marcia Kelson began on August 15th which is the second production I have watched by Kelson as part of Online@The SpaceUK fringe. The first one “The Plague Thing” was part of the first group of productions released on August 8th. Which I would highly recommend watching. After nine…
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Continue reading →: No Logo by Andy Mosley.
After the disappointing cancellation of the 2020 Edinburgh Fringe, where No Logo had been due to be performing at Underbelly Wee Coo throughout August. The company has released this short preview piece. Staring First Fringe winner Moj Taylor this short preview piece written by Andy Mosley allows the audience a…
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Continue reading →: The Space: Selection of Theatre Productions.
One of the Edinburgh Fringe venues The Space has set up an online catalogue of performances running from the 8th-30th of August when the annual festival should have been running. There’s such a wide variety of shows available on their site that I have put together an overview of four…
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Continue reading →: Lost Souls by Loosely Based Theatre.
The latest work by Jayne Woodhouse comprises of five monologues performed in the compilation of Lost Souls produced by loosely Based Theatre. Each of the five characters may be recognised from our everyday life as they battle with their own addictions, mental health problems and difficulties that life in general…
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Continue reading →: Within by Threedumb Theatre.
Threedumb Theatre’s latest production Within by Joseph Furey watches a disillusioned and disappointed 23-year-old Joe performed by Stephen Smith in his search to find the age-old answers to “the meaning of life” as he attempts to be “happy.” Joe decides to download what he believes to be a presumably free…
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Continue reading →: What does the Five Stage Reopening Phase mean for Fringe/Pub Theatre’s?
The Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden published a five-stage “phased return” plan for live performances on June 25th 2020. Stage One – Rehearsal and training (no audiences and adhering to social distancing guidelines) Stage Two – Performances for broadcast and recording purposes (adhering to social distancing guidelines) Stage Three – Performances…
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Continue reading →: The White Hart by Judy Upton.
In just under thirteen minutes Jodyanne Richardson delivers a moving and thoughtful monologue by the writer Judy Upton. Truck driver, Hannah shares her experiences of working through the coronavirus lockdown and describes an unnerving incident involving a White Hart which took place the night before while she was out on…
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Continue reading →: The Delight of Dogs and the Problems of People by Rosalind Blessed.
Nobody ever really knows what takes place behind closed doors. Which allows domestic abuse to thrive undetected and the first signs we often hear about it is when tragedy strikes. Often followed by an outcry of why didn’t the victim speak out. Rosalind Blessed’s play The Delight of Dogs and…











