Performing Arts
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
Performing Arts
Performing Arts
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
Performing Arts
Bombard the senses with a show about Chocolate
In this feast for all five senses, New Zealand’s Java Dance spoon-feeds its audience in the best possible way at the Fringe. Read More
Performing Arts
Fringe: 360 All Stars – loud, exciting and energetic
Hands up anyone over the age of 25 who knows what these are: B-Boy, Basketball free styling, BMX flatlanding, roue cyr wheel, beatbox and looping live... Read More
Performing Arts
Fringe: An early show that’s worth getting up for
White Girls is one of the earlier shows of the day and well worth setting your alarm clock to make sure you go. Read More
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Fringe: True stories of an incredible life well lived
There are some people that can make their lives complicated, there are others for whom life is complicated, then there is Fiona Goodwin. Read More
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Fringe: To entertain so well is certainly Le Coup
To be super rich would be a wonderful thing, to drift from private yacht and then to soar the heavens in private jets - how nice. Read More
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Fringe: Who dictates the news in The Nights
If I were a playwright, I would like to write like Henry Naylor. Read More