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Continue reading →: Todd Twining-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.Todd Twining has spoken to me about the show The Idiots Guie to Breaking your own Heart which premieres at the Edinburgh Fringe this year and the sad back story behind it. Where did the inspiration or ideas come from for your show/production? It was written by Paul Andrew Perez, who…
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Continue reading →: Edy Hurst-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.Edy Hurst returns to the Edinburgh Fringe this year. I have caught up with Hurst ahead of the chaos of the Fringe starting. When were you last performing at the Edinburgh Fringe? I was performing at the Fringe last year, with a preview version of Edy Hurst’s Wonderfull Discoverie of…
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Continue reading →: Sam Hume-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.Sam Hume chatted to me ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe about the two magic shows the Australian company are returning to the Festival with this August. When were you last performing at the Edinburgh Fringe?We were last at the Fringe in 2024, when we brought The Greatest Magic Show, Adults Only Magic…
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Continue reading →: Darryl J Carrington-Edinburgh Fringe-Part of July Challenge.Darryl J Carrington is bringing his family-friendly show to the Edinburgh Fringe this year. I have caught up with him before the inevitable chaos begins. What’s your show called for Edinburgh Fringe 2025? My show is called Out of the Box. How long have you been doing the Edinburgh Fringe?…
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Continue reading →: Gwen Coburn-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.Gwen Coburn brings her show to the Edinburgh Fringe this year where she faces her fears of snakes, PTSD and the patriarchy. Quite a mix to put into a one-hour show. I have caught up with Gwen to find out more. Where did the inspiration or ideas come from for…
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Continue reading →: Agadez-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.
Queendoms is only performing at the Edinburgh Fringe this year for a few dates towards the end of August. Find out below why this should be on your watch list if you are going during those dates. What’s your show called and about? Queendoms is a musical journey through the archaic…
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Continue reading →: Sugar-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.Tomáš Kantor’s award-winning debut play called Sugar – “a gender-queer twink who discovers there’s money to be made from transactional relationships” discusses the play ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe starting on July 31st. Is this your first time at Edinburgh Fringe? Yep, it’s my first time as a performer. I…
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Continue reading →: Aideen McQueen-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.Irish-born Audeen McQueen brings her show to the Edinburgh Fringe this year. I have caught up with Aideen before the festival begins. Is this your first time at Edinburgh Fringe? No, I’ve been to the fringe doing all sorts lots of times “Best of Irish” and “best of fest” comedy…
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Continue reading →: Death Comes to Pemberly-Theatre Royal Windsor.The world premiere of the staged adaptation of P.D. James’ best-selling novel Death Comes to Pemberley saw the national press night take place in the shadow of Windsor Castle in Theatre Royal Windsor. Audiences can step into the world of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice six years later in Pemberley.…
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Continue reading →: Limbo Pins.-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.Limbo Pins is excited to be heading to the Edinburgh Fringe this year and has taken some time out of their preparations to talk to me about their show. Where did the inspiration or ideas come from for your show/production? Raynar: It is no secret that as technology evolves and…
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