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Review: Through Bush Through Briar, Achy Bits Productions
Listen to the audio version here. One of the best things about the Edinburgh Fringe is that it
allows new creatives and performers to flex their muscles and...
Aimee Shields
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3.0
Review: Kill Me Now, Edinburgh Fringe
Listen to the audio review of Kill Me Now here. We have all spent the last twenty months on Zoom, so it makes sense that many Edinburgh Fringe productions ...
4.0
Review: Everything I Own, Hull Truck Theatre
Listen to an audio version of the review here. I have seen many plays which carefully weave music into the storyline, but I have never been provided with a ...
3.0
Review: The Tragedy of Dorian Grey, Blue Devil Theatre/Brighton Fringe Festival
The seedy clubs of Soho, art exhibitions of Chelsea and the swinging Sixties in general are excellent backdrops for a tale of excess, vanity and sexuality. Ros...
4.0
Review: Macho Digital, Hit The Ground Running Dance Theatre
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2.0
Review: The Importance of Being Earnest, Laurence Batley Theatre/The Dukes
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Aimee Shields
Aimee is a cat enthusiast, shoe collector and theatremaker from the North-East. Alongside writing for AYT she is an educator, director and mature student.