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Siofra Dromgoole, Imy Wyatt Corner, Tabitha Piggott, Cara Dromgoole, Grainne Dromgoole, Theodra Mead, Miranda Shamisho, Looby Mills, Dominic Rawson, Sophie Popper

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Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Walk Swiftly and With Purpose, The Space on the Mile

Scott WilsonAugust 29, 2018

★★★★ Walk Swiftly and With Purpose is a deeply entertaining, funny, and unsettling play. It is a remarkable ‘classroom play,’ which doesn’t trade a youthful ...

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Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Wrecked, Gilded Balloon

Lara DomkeAugust 28, 2018

★★★ Six audience members join Sam (Shian Denovan) in the ravaged car that she was driving just a few moments ago… or hours ago? Which day is it? Whose car is i...

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Review: Camden Fringe, Gone, The Lion and Unicorn

Hilary WebbAugust 27, 2018

In Original Impact’s production of Megan Jenkins’ Gone, different narratives from different times in history appear to centre around one park and its habit of m...

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Ellen Shand, Alison Brown, Adam Greene, Emma Findlay, Martin Bearne, LGBT, Pandorum Theatre Company

Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Sex Drugs and a Cup of Tea, Sweet Venues Novotel

Afshan D'souza-LodhiAugust 26, 2018

★★★★ Upon leaving university, we quickly forget the trials and tribulations we face while living in shared housing with other university students. Sex, Drugs...

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Jhao-Cian Wang, Cheng-Ping Hsu, In-Ta Chen, Pen-Chieh Yu and Cheng-Ping Hsu , Our Theatre, Taiwan season,

Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Delusion of Home, Summerhall

Afshan D'souza-LodhiAugust 26, 2018

★★★★½ The Taiwan Season at Summerhall brings us this Taiwanese masterpiece from the company Our Theatre. Delusion Of Home, directed by Jhao-Cian Wang and wri...

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Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, A Hero Of Our Time, C Venues

Lara DomkeAugust 24, 2018

★★★★ A new adaptation of Mikhail Lermontov's classic Russian novel, A Hero Of Our Time is revived through a merging of inventive physical theatre, projection...

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