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Continue reading →: SHOWSTOPPER! The Improvised Musical.One thing you can guarantee when you go and watch SHOWSTOPPER! The Improvised Musical is you will be watching a brand new performance that nobody has ever seen before, no matter how many times they go. Every act, song and movement is improvised on the spot. The only scripted part…
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Continue reading →: Narin Oz-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.When were you last performing at the Edinburgh Fringe? 2018 What was the name of your previous show? Bonqrz – It was a wip and it was a few years ago, All I remember was that I put my head in a budgie cage. The show was created when I…
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Continue reading →: Apocalypse Cabaret: Songs From The End Of The World-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.Is this your first time at Edinburgh Fringe? I went many years ago to the Free Fringe, but this is my first time as a big girl going to the big girl festival. How long have you been preparing your show for Edinburgh? This show has been around for…
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Continue reading →: Euripides’ Medea – Coronet Theatre 18th June 2025.The tragedy Medea was written by the ancient Greek playwright Euripides over 2000 years ago is set sometime after Jason, of Argonauts fame, returned home married to our protagonist. It tells the story of Medea, an immigrant, in a country where her status is defined by her husband, who is…
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Continue reading →: The Last Laugh-Richmond Theatre.The Last Laugh showing at the Richmond Theatre pays homage to three of Britain’s favourite comedians, Tommy Cooper (Damien Williams), Eric Morcombe (Bob Goulding) and Bob Monkhouse (Simon Cartright). This 80-minute play is packed with humour and one-liners. Set in a scruffy dressing room with flickering lights and pictures of…
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Continue reading →: STEEL by Lee Mattinson.Friends Kamran (Suraj Shah) and James (Jordan Tweddle) are about to be challenged by a stranger who will potentially make a life-changing impact on their friendship, especially James. He can potentially make a million pounds if he can locate a piece of paper that’s over one hundred years old. However,…
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Continue reading →: Hamstrung-at The Glitch.
“Alas poor Yorick I knew him well”. Most people will recognise this quote from Hamlet with the protagonist holding a scull of his late court jester in the graveyard scene. The basis of George Rennie’s on hour comedy is the supposition that Yoric is not dead or if he were…
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Continue reading →: Lizzy Sunshine-Edinburgh Fringe-Part of July Challenge.Lizzy Sunshine took some time out to answer some questions in the run up to her first Edinburgh Fringe. What’s your show called for Edinburgh Fringe 2025? Lizzy Sunshine! How long have you been doing the Edinburgh Fringe? This is my first year doing the Edinburgh Fringe! I am eager,…
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Continue reading →: NewsRevue-Edinburgh Fringe-Part of the July Challenge.What’s your show called for Edinburgh Fringe 2025? This year’s subtitle for NewsRevue is The Fiasco 4, a pun on this year’s The Fantastic Four Marvel movie and the theme of our parodied publicity. How long have you been doing the Edinburgh Fringe? A while…producing NewsRevue…
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Continue reading →: GODZ-Sadlers Wells Peacock Theatre.This week the Peacock Theatre welcomes the riotous acrobatic comedy troupe from Australia, Head First with their West End Debut of GODZ. It’s an adult-only show for a very good reason, featuring male nudity, swearing and homoerotic poses. Not one for your maiden aunt! The show focuses on four notable…
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