The joy of the Edinburgh Fringe is finding a musical which not only ticks all the toe-tapping boxes but also inspires and brings something new. In Tokyo Rose, Burnt Lemon Theatre…
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Superstar is a beautifully honest and completely funny take on what it's like to grow up the youngest (much younger) sibling.…
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If you’re feeling a little tired or lonely at the Edinburgh Fringe this year, getting a ticket for Roisin Crowley Linton: Teenage Kicks will turn your day around. Even if you’re…
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Thrown in, full force to the Welsh experience. The Wrong Ffion Jones takes us on the surreal journey of what happens when Ffion lives out her version of the Truman Show.…
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On initial reflection, Art Heist is fun. Mad-capped comedy is offered, underpinning potentially deeper questions of what is art and what is its value.…
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In M.E.H. The Outbound Project bring something much needed to the Edinburgh Fringe. Something almost pure in its chaos. This is about an exploration, a different perspective. …
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With a fringe festival which hustles and bustles, The Archive of Educated Hearts is 35 minutes of stepping out. Breathing in what life is about. …
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The Last of the Pelican Daughters is surreal, haunting, uplifting and ultimately leaves a feeling of endearment. These aren’t the easiest of family, but there's no doubting they PeliCan. …
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The Land of My Fathers and Mothers and Some Other People is a heartwarming and energetic tale of life in Treherbert delivered by a magician of storytelling.…
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Orlando draws the audience in on the basis of a novel and leaves us with a challenge. To embrace love and passion, and negate the need for the labels we so…