Edinburgh Fringe Review: Blind Mirth, Paradise in the Vault
I’m starting to believe that the only comedy shows in existence should be improv comedy. Formed of seven St. Andrews university students, Blind Mirth’s comedy i...
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Edinburgh Festival Review: Shaken Not Stirred, Just the Tonic
Daniel Craig has dropped out of Quantum of Solace and Alex Fox and Dom O’Keefe seem to be the only ones to save the world from having to live without another Ja...
Feature: Secret Theatre pull off Increasingly Impossible Acts
A Series of Increasingly Impossible Acts combines Shakespeare, lemons and a game of strip-wrestling. Every performance is different because the protagonist of t...
Review: The Murderettes – Murder Mystery Comedy, Phoenix Artist Club
Of all the weird and wonderful guises under which improv comedy can be presented, a murder mystery sounds like a brilliant idea – we all love a game of Cluedo, ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Me and Mr C
The doors have opened on Northern Stage's adventure at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as they take over St Stephens Church. Bringing an eclectic mix of shows fro...