Edinburgh Fringe Review: Leper + Chip, Assembly Roxy
Chip is as tough as boots - "I know people think it’s horrible, girls fighting, but those f*cks aren’t from Dublin." Her Da lost his job when she was seven ...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Paradise Project, Summerhall
Paradise is not something that can be achieved in a lifetime. The man and the woman in front of us, meticulously constructing a table, are fully aware of th...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Girl Who Fell in Love With the Moon, Pleasance Dome
The Girl Who Fell in Love With the Moon is mesmerising. This multisensory collection of neo-folk tales from The Human Zoo takes a look at humanity’s obsessi...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Annabelle’s Skirting Board Adventure, Just the Tonic at The Community Project
Annabelle is an elephant – the smallest elephant in the world. In fact, she’s so small that she can only be seen through a special camera. In this charming ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Sunset Five, Pleasance Dome
A pub quiz team with a weirdly specific set of skills set out to pull off a casino heist in this hilarious production from DugOut Theatre. Combining a punta...
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Can you believe that the Edinburgh Fringe Festival is back again in a few weeks? Neither can we. For the last four years we've run the Edinburgh Young Critics S...