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Continue reading →: Get Happy by Joseph Aldous.Get Happy Omnibus Theatre Joseph Aldous’ Get Happy is a sparkling, confetti-cannon, LED lit triumph – part comedy, part crisis, all heart. This one-person show is as emotionally piercing as it is riotously funny, delivering big queer energy with theatrical finesse and real emotional weight. We meet Adam: almost-30, professionally wobbly, single, and…
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Continue reading →: Gerry Carroll-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.Veteran of the Edinburgh Fringe Gerry Carroll brings his latest show A Gerry Merry Christmas to this year’s Fringe. It’s never too early for a bit of festive cheer. What’s your show called for Edinburgh Fringe 2025? A Gerry Christmas Carroll. My name is Gerry Carroll, and the show is…
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Continue reading →: IVORIES by Riley Elton McCarthy.IVORIES is based in a small community in a house that’s been in the family for generations and the house is in serious disrepair. Sloane (Riley Elton McCarthy) is the last generation of the family and is staying there to look after their dying Grandmother, who we never hear or…
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Continue reading →: Wilko: Love and Death and Rock ‘N’ Roll: Leicester Square Theatre.Love and Death and Rock ‘N’ Roll tells the astonishing story of Wilko Johnson, rock ‘n’ roll icon, founder of the legendary band Dr Feelgood and Game of Thrones star. Wilko (Johnson Willis) was one of the most distinctive British guitarists with a hair trigger style combining stark percussive chords with pin-sharp riffs…
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Continue reading →: Skinny-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.SKINNY – by Michelle Pearson / House of Oz. What’s your show called for Edinburgh Fringe 2025? Skinny How long have you been doing the Edinburgh Fringe? This will be my 4th Edinburgh Fringe but my first time performing Skinny in Edinburgh. How do you cope with the overwhelming chaos…
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Continue reading →: Christian Dart-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.When were you last performing at the Edinburgh Fringe? I was last at the Edinburgh Fringe last year with 3 shows! I was on a LOT of sugar to keep my energy up, my body made it clear that it had been put through too much when I got home…
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Continue reading →: Jesus Christ Superstar directed by Paul Hart.Part of the intrigue in agreeing to review Jesus Christ Superstar was the venue, I know the Watermill Theatre has a smaller stage than most venues and the Musical is known to have large casts and command a larger stage and I wasn’t disappointed. I was left awestruck by the…
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Continue reading →: Can’t Kill the Spirit by Robert Gordon Clark.Chloe (Lisa Day) finds herself in prison and her husband Mark (Roger Beaumont) is beside himself with worry and is struggling to understand how she got herself involved with it all. However, Chloe isn’t forthcoming with all the information and it soon becomes clear that she isn’t backing down and…
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Continue reading →: Provenance by Jonathan Skinner.Provenance takes a look inside the world of a reclusive artist Patrick (Saul Marron) who lives in a small and cluttered flat surrounded by his abstract paintings. Which certainly brightens up the wall of the stage in Baron’s Court Theatre. Ellie (Martha Lyn) bursts into his flat thinking she has…
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Continue reading →: Leila Navabi-Edinburgh Fringe 2025-Part of July Challenge.What’s your show called for Edinburgh Fringe 2025? It’s called ‘RELAY’! How long have you been doing the Edinburgh Fringe? This will be my second time.How do you cope with the overwhelming chaos that the Fringe brings?I treat the whole experience like a food festival and eat my way through…
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