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Review: Natalie Barney’s Last Salon, Reading Fringe Digital
Now who doesn’t love a deep chat about a ruddy good book? Have you got a book swap on the go with your friends or are you organised enough to have your own lit...
Mirren Wilson
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4.0
Review: Myles Away, Chronic Insanity
In September 2019, Nottingham-based theatre company Chronic Insanity set themselves a goal to produce and share 12 shows within 12 months. As a company, led by...
3.0
Review: Scenes for Survival – The One with the Lockdown, National Theatre of Scotland
It's safe to say that lockdown has been a pretty intense situation - weeks on end, indoors, with the same people. What if you’re a family balancing work and ed...
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Review: Scenes for Survival – Birdie’s Dilemma, National Theatre of Scotland
With 3 broadcasts a week, the National Theatre of Scotland are producing new works at a rapid and impressive rate. It’s a delight to see our national theatre d...
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Review: Scenes For Survival – Strolling Through The Meadows, National Theatre of Scotland
Trainspotting is undoubtedly a modern classic within Scottish literature. Part of Edinburgh’s historic culture, the films are treasured to many fans all over t...
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Review: Scenes For Survival – Larchview, National Theatre of Scotland
Now who in this country could ever forget the scandalous misdemeanours of Dominic Cummings and his trip to Durham? What a political mess. Or what about the res...
Mirren Wilson
Mirren currently lives and works in Edinburgh as an actor, writer and usher. Free time is spent doodling in her journal, drinking flat whites or plodding along and having a fun wee adventure.