REVIEW: FUCCBOIS: LIVE IN CONCERT @ Assembly
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FUCCBOIS: LIVE IN CONCERT is Bridie Connell’s new satire concert musical, centred on the fictional boy band FUCCBOIS as they perform the final concert of…
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REVIEW: John Achkar @ Just The Spare Room
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The name of John Achkar’s show, listed in full on the Fringe website, is a full sentence, and a really long one: John Achkar: His…
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REVIEW: Hipster Hell @ PBH’s Free Fringe – BrewDog Lothian Rd
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“There is something here amongst the chaos”
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REVIEW: Unfinished Business
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A sincere exploration of young people’s realities within an overcomplicated frame
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REVIEW: Evita Too @ ZOO Southside
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Evita Too, the new work from Sh!t Theatre, the Fringe favourite duo Biscuit and Mothersole, feels like a legal minefield.
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REVIEW: Whatever Happened to That Guy? @ Pleasance Dome
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Maybe You Like It return to the Fringe as Pleasance Associate Artists with crime caper Whatever Happened to That Guy?, which runs on breathless energy…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Yoanna Walden
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The Lunatics’ Common Room is the first solo exhibition by photographer-artist Yoanna Walden. Featuring 15 carefully staged photographic works, Walden aims to create a shared…
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FEATURE: Back Through the Gates of Troy: Punchdrunk’s The Burnt City Returns on Screen
Reading Time: 3 minutesThree years after Punchdrunk closed the doors of its vast Woolwich production, audiences are being invited back into its labyrinth for the world premiere of Persephone,…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Scott Horagan
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Romeo & Hamed’s writer Scott Horgan, talks about the mammoth task of re-imagining Shakespeare, and creating an…
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REVIEW: An Hour With Ify Nwadiwe
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If you have never interacted with Nwadiwe’s content before, what an iconic baptism by fire.
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