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Continue reading →: Sense and Sensibility-Grimeborn-Arcola Theatre.Sense and Sensibility, playing at the Arcola Theatre, is based on one of Jane Austin’s most popular romantic novels. Following the death of Elinor Dashwood’s (Rachel Liddell) father, her family’s finances are severely reduced. Thanks to the kindness of her friends, the Middletons, they relocate to a cottage in Devonshire. Here Marianne…
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Continue reading →: Bebe Cave:CHRISTBRIDE-Edinburgh Fringe 2025.Bebe Cave brings the Middle Ages to Edinburgh Fringe 2025. With her debut character comedy show CHRISTBRIDE, a female mystic whose hynoptic gaze catches you off guard and draws you in. Cave stars as Batilda Bigbum from Littledick. Is she or isn’t she a witch? We all know what they…
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Continue reading →: Welcome to the End of World-Edinburgh Fringe 2025.The music and storytelling by Case Watson in Welcome to the End of the World offers a captivating performance explaining the spread of misinformation in the media and how “we” are responsible for all the climate changes taking place! I agree with Watson that the big corporations are responsible for…
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Continue reading →: CYN-Edinburgh Fringe 2025.Wales once saw communities ripped apart when the mines were closed and whole communities found themselves without work, hope or any prospects. Everything the people knew had gone. It is now 1995 and 10 years ago the mine closed, the village is still there but the community has changed. However,…
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Continue reading →: Agadez and Antonio Forcione: Queendoms Unplugged-Edinburgh Fringe 2025.Agadez and Antonio Forcione: Queendoms Unplugged offers an incredible tribal music experience at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe in the Assembly Roxy Venue. The music moves through you as it weaves through the auditorium in a celebration of female empowerment spanning through the ages. Queendoms is billed as a journey into…
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Continue reading →: Shiva for Anne Frank-Edinburgh Fringe 2025.Shiva for Anne Frank is a celebration of the famous girl who hid from the Nazi Germans during WWII in Amsterdam. Shiva is traditionally a week-long celebration in the Jewish community to commemorate someone’s life. Frank is unquestionably one of those people. The house where she hid still attracts tens…
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Continue reading →: The Last Bantam-Edinburgh Fringe 2025.Every year at the Edinburgh Fringe I learn something new inside one of the many Theatres across Edinburgh. This year is no different as I learn all about the “Bantam Army” in WW1. Writer and performer Michael Hughes brings his first serious solo production to the Edinburgh Fringe entitled The…
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Continue reading →: The Tortoise and The Firefly-Little Angel Theatre-Childrens Puppet Festival 2025.Little Angel Theatre design trainee programme has produced some exciting and innovative trainees in the past. This year’s trainee is Gisela Mulindwa who has written and produced The Tortoise and the Firefly. Set in Africa, it follows the tale of Tortoise who lives in quiet contemplation under his favourite tree…
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Continue reading →: Finlay and Joe-Edinburgh Fringe 2025.RWP@Dovecot opens its doors as a new venue for the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe. It’s not the most inspiring of Edinburgh Fringe venues but it’s clean, bright and doesn’t smell of damp. If you know, you know. Pretend It’s Fine is a new comedy sketch show by the funny and charismatic…
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Continue reading →: It’s Ok. We’ll Be Ok-Edinburgh Fringe 2025.It’s Ok. We’ll Be Ok. By Alysia Orbell is A two-hander play about a twenty-something couple Matt and Jen who have just arrived home and start to discuss their days. Once the conversation turns to “what shall we have for dinner,” things turn frosty as Matt says he will not…
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