Edinburgh Fringe Review: Daydream
(4/5 stars) Would you like to leave Edinburgh? I mean, I'm sure you're having a lovely time, but it's very... very... extremely...[insert your own personal ...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: The List
(4/5 stars) An insidious dread grips the audience with ink stained hands, as we uncover the uncomfortably familiar items on Stellar Quines's List. In this o...
Edinburgh Fringe Festival: The Portrait Firm
(3/5 Stars) Space is integral to any performance, and in the case of work being programmed at the old veterinary college, Summerhall, a consideration of whi...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Gym Party
(4/5 Stars) Made In China are innovators within contemporary theatre in the UK. It's a company which continually tests its audience, pushing themselves as p...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Lauder!
(1/5 Stars) Jonathan Safran Foer's 2005 novel Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close is a phenomenal piece of writing. Following the journey of Oscar as he att...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: HeLa
(3/5 Stars) Behind such medical breakthroughs as the Polio vaccination, cloning, HIV diagnosis and studies into genome identifying are a number of leading s...