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Vladimir McTavish: The Top 50 Greatest Scots Of All Time Ever Part Two
The clue as to the quality of this show is in its title: it's pretty funny, but goes on a bit too long and starts to run out of steam towards the... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Matt Price: My Girlfriend Was Attacked By A Small-Time Wannabe Gangster and This Is What I Did About It
<!-- @page { size: 21cm 29.7cm; margin: 2cm } P { margin-bottom: 0.21cm } --> “It was more stand-up, slash sauna,” was the li... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Max and Ivan: Televisionaries
Television has long been a source for parody. From Saturday Night Live's send-ups of blatant, sleazy advertising in the seventies to the writings of George ... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Tom Craine: Comfort Blanket
Gawky and self-effacing stand-up Tom Craine throws out warnings from the offset that this will be a reasonably tame hour of comedy: “We’ll probab... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Is the Daily Mail Dead Yet?
“Why run a campaign when you can launch a crusade?” reads the text on William Hammer-Lloyd’s t-shirt, emblazoned below an image of the Dail... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Dan Atkinson: Death By A Thouands Pricks
Atkinson tells his audience early into this year's show that he wants to reverse his previous tendency not to say what he feels. He certainly achieves this.... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009
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Colm O'Regan in Hindsight
Colm O'Regan is a likeable chap. His Fringe debut is ostensibly a retrospective on the softly-spoken Irishman's life, interspersed with some kooky observatio... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Bethany Black: Love and a Colt 45
“It just got a bit awkward”, announces Bethany Black, having inflicted on us yet another agonisingly earnest glimpse into her unhappy life. She i... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Bone House
There's a new serial killer on the block, says Eugene Crowley, a creepy "mind-hunter" from the "Southern United States". We should all watch out, he says. Re... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Why Do All Catherines Call Themselves Kate?
The obscurity of its title sets the tone for the rest of this new play. It is a hard piece of writing to work out, and the audience’s curiosity builds ... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Burn
Loosely based upon Jean Paul Sartre’s No Exit, Burn is a play about sin, religion and man’s inhumane treatment of one another. "Hell is other pe... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Emma
Amid the cacophony of boundary pushing, risqué, and downright bizarre productions available at the Fringe, audiences can breathe a sigh of relief and ... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Diaspora
More than 200 million migrants exist around the world today, a number that is steadily rising by the year. Epic multi-media performance Diaspora intelligentl... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Carl Donnelly: Relax Everyone, It's Carl Donnelly!
He’s tried edgy – that didn’t work. He’s tried topical – that didn’t work either. But in today’s incarnation, Carl ... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009 -
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Andrew O'Neill: Occult Comedian
Entering the stage to the ominous sounds of Norwegian black metal, Andrew O'Neill looks rather outlandish in his denim skirt, tight 'Feminist'-emblazoned t-s... Read more »| 18 Aug 2009