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Continue reading →: Back Seat-The Space on The Mile.
There’s nothing particularly unusual about someone using a taxi and sitting in the back seat for their onward journey. However, Back Seat takes the passengers and audience on a journey they will never remember/forget again. When two strangers enter the taxi’s back seat they are travelling in the same direction,…
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Continue reading →: A Montage of Monet by Joan Greening.
Monet is one of the most well-known artists of the Impressionist generation. His vast waterlily paintings are instantly recognisable. A Montage of Monet offers an insight into the life Monet led and the people he knew and loved along the way. Stephen Smith’s latest performance in the role of the…
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Continue reading →: The Half-Cocked Sketch Show at The Caves.
The Half-Cocked Sketch Show is presented and written by Elliott Campion and Teddy Robson who offer a range of madcap comedy Sketches at the Edinburgh Fringe. Mr. Twain opens the show with the famous song by Shania Twain That Don’t Impress Me Much and moulds the lyrics into holding a…
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Continue reading →: Shaken Not Stirred by Parky Players.
The Parky Players have returned to the Edinburgh Fringe this year with their new parody sketch comedy show Shaken Not Stirred where James Bond has let himself go a bit and needs to get back in shape for a new mission, researching new treatment for Parkinsons. Is he up to…
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Continue reading →: Timeless by Brian Coyle.
Every day for the past ten years Martin (John Rayment) has taken the day off his taxi job to visit the dentist for a root canal, although he doesn’t like doing it but knows he needs to get his teeth sorted out. However, as the audience discovers in Timeless the…
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Continue reading →: Bucket List by Don’t Tell Productions.
Bucket Lists are generally made up of a list of things to do before you die. What happens if death beats you to it and all you are left with is the list? Bucket List offers a two-handed play where young couple Luke and Jess meet at a party, start…
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Continue reading →: Ghost Light by Ian Tucker-Bell.During lockdown, the phrase “Ghost Light” became talked about as the Theatres were forced to close their doors the ghost lights were lit and left on to ward off the spirits and protect the Theatres. Set your mind back to Victorian England where a “Ghost Club” runs and the famous…
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Continue reading →: Good Boy by James Farley.
Good Boy looks very young for his age, almost childlike and this attracts a certain type of man in the community where Boy is starting to explore. Wide-eyed and naive yet desperately wanting to belong and find romance. Good Boy is a powerful play delving into a world of sex,…
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Continue reading →: Squidge by Tiggy Bayley.Daisy (Tiggy Bayley) has an okay job as a teaching assistant, she just knows that she needs to stay focused while navigating her way through grief. She thinks she is fine but that’s just a mask. She is assigned to Paddy Connors a young Irish traveller to help with his…
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Continue reading →: Trashed by Harks and Sparks Theatre Company.Flatmates Olivia and Ruth are best friends and love to party together. Trashed describes the state the girls tend to end up in after a good night out. However, with boyfriends Noah and Jackson in the picture life isn’t all partying, there’s a bit of grown-up adulting too. Olivia and…
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