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Fest MagazineAnother Paradise
Sayan Kent’s deals with the age-old question of state control versus civil liberties in a way that is refreshingly light-hearted Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
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Auditorium
A production which relies upon the audience to save the featured bookshop, this is interesting and well performed Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
Fest MagazineCalifornia Seagull
Chekhov goes to California and it doesn't quite work Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
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On the Island of Aars
High art is isn't. Great fun, it certainly is Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
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Bongo Club Cabaret at Fringe: Review
With such an assortment of different acts, it is difficult to imagine a boring evening at The Bongo Cabaret Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
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Drunk Woman looks at the Thistle
A prickly take on a very Scottish classic Read more »| 06 Aug 2008
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Baldanders
A smart, innovative play which forgets it has to make sense Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
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The Rebel Cell
'The Rebel Cell' is a cerebral, savvy production that explores our modern social contract with vivacity and zeal. Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
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Hello Dali
Returning again to the Fringe, this is interesting enough surrealist fare Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
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Bale de Rua
Energetic and colourful, 'Bale de Rua' are a great deal of fun Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
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New Electric Ballroom
From the writer of last year's 'The Walworth Farce,' 'New Electric Ballroom' exposes the suffocating effects of small town life. Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
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Arirang Party
An off-the-wall variety show, this lacks structure Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
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In a Thousand Pieces
A timely piece of theatre, 'In a Thousand Pieces' explores the British sex trade with remarkable sensitivity Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
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The Margins
Not the scariest horror show at this Fringe, but certainly a well-written character piece Read more »| 06 Aug 2008 -
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Upstart Crows
Young Pleasance take on murder mystery at the beginning of a new dramatic era Read more »| 06 Aug 2008