Edinburgh Fringe Review: Dublin Oldschool, Pleasance Courtyard
If you’re driven mad looking for “the session” at Edinburgh, then look no further than Dublin Oldschool at the Pleasance Courtyard. This is a whopper – a verbal...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: In Cahoots: Two White Guys, Pleasance Courtyard
Paul G Raymond and Luke Manning collectively make up the sketch comedy duo In Cahoots, but neither are strangers to the circuit and regularly perform in the...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Wonderful Discovery of Witches in the County of Lancaster, Pleasance Courtyard
‘An incendiary new play about power, fear and fanaticism’ is how the programme describes Gareth Jandrell’s latest work for Dawn State Theatre Company. The p...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: NewsRevue 2015, Pleasance Courtyard
NewsRevue has become a perennially popular favourite at the Fringe, an existence which can become something of a double-edged sword when one considers the f...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Nina Conti: In Your Face, Pleasance Courtyard
“I’ll cut the shit and get my monkey out.” It’s her final night of Edinburgh Fringe and Nina Conti is done with the pleasantries. She reaches into her overs...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Super Duper
Magicians have a hard time impressing the crowd nowadays. Everyone expects more risky, more daring and altogether more show-stopping tricks. Modern fantasy ...