Performing Arts
FRINGE: THRONES IS A MUSICAL MURDEROUS MASTERPIECE
All good things must come to an end. Read More
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Fringe: Circus dance is a clever art form unto itself
My Land showcases the art form known as 'cirque danse', and that it most certainly is and more. Read More
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Fringe: The moving story of a human rights lawyer
Before the End is a quirky show, telling the story of Michel Graindorge, a Belgian human rights lawyer. Read More
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Fringe: No place to Hyde in a great one man show
Michael Tonkin-Jones is a busy performer - in this one man show,Hyde and Seek, he demonstrates considerable skill, playing all the characters, he sing... Read More
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Fringe: Marc Jennings’ show is Glaswegian wit at its best
Why it has taken me a whole 21 years (that I’m admitting to) to see a Fringe show, I have no reasonable explanation. Read More
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Fringe: Going coco-nuts for improvised fun and laughs
I’m not usually a fan of improvised comedy, it can so easily retreat into crudity or banality. Read More
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Fringe: Doctor’s orders – a fun show for the fans
The wonder of the Edinburgh Fringe is that is has something for everyone. Read More
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Fringe: Their talent won’t come Out of the Blue
It is not without a pinch of envy that I watched Out of the Blue, all of the singers are at Oxford, young, fit, enjoying performing, and. Read More
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Fringe: A fascinating dilemma in this gripping play
Marcus Brigstocke, former alcoholic, writer and director of The Red, has done a very good job with this play. Read More