Edinburgh Fringe
The Skinny guide to Edinburgh Fringe Festival. We bring you everything you need to get the most out of the Fringe, including previews, interviews, reviews and features.
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Dan Atkinson Knows That He Knows Nothing
...or does he? Read more »| 05 Aug 2007 -
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Debbie Does Dallas - The Musical
With a beaming white smile and a cheeky glint in its eye, this extravaganza of lusting and thrusting unspectacularly pushes the boundaries of good taste Read more »| 05 Aug 2007 -
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Venus as a Boy
Burns' masterful solo performance as Cupid is the crowning glory of an excellent production Read more »| 05 Aug 2007 -
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Yellow Moon
A thrilling, dynamic play that stimulates childlike wonder, Yellow Moon is a testament to Grieg's exceptional talent for storytelling Read more »| 05 Aug 2007 -
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Books Festival Do's and Don'ts
Do’s - Prepare for the sartorial excesses of the book festival with a saunter down charity shop mile, South Clerk Street. Think corduroy and leather p... Read more »| 05 Aug 2007 -
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Paul Foot's Comedy For Connoisseurs
A reliance upon pitying self-study and an acerbic spiel about sexual mores, later followed by a rather bungling admission of his own homosexuality, arouse unease, not laughter Read more »| 05 Aug 2007
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Steve Williams - Binge Thinking
“I’m Welsh? How can this be? I took all the precautions†Read more »| 05 Aug 2007 -
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Gamarjobat - Rock 'n' Roll Penguin
With a dollop of rock 'n' roll and a tablespoon of mime, the recipe's a strange one but it works well Read more »| 05 Aug 2007 -
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Phil Nichol - Hiro Worship
Phil Nichol's well-executed rock music interludes provide only temporary relief from a trite tale Read more »| 05 Aug 2007 -
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Stoopud Fucken Animals
Hot. Young. Talent. Three words not usually associated with the rural county of Suffolk. Still, in the case of East Anglia’s premier playwright, Joel H... Read more »| 04 Aug 2007 -
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How To Pimp Your Kids And Shop For Free At Waitrose
Despite possessing one of the best show titles on the Fringe this year, the show soon descends into a laugh free lecture Read more »| 04 Aug 2007 -
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The Last South: Pursuit of the Pole
The gallantry inherent in both the original memoirs transfers smoothly to the stage with the help of two accomplished actors who generously inject their own charisma into the already estimable personalities Read more »| 04 Aug 2007 -
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Footlights - WHAM BAM
Should they fail to make it professionally in comedy, they could still have a career as a serviceable indie band Read more »| 04 Aug 2007 -
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Charlotte Hudson and Leila Hackett
While lacking in ""left hand punch"", Charlotte Hudson and Leila Hackett produce a good-natured and witty stage sketch show Read more »| 04 Aug 2007 -
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All Daily Mail Writers Must Die
William Hanmer-Lloyd's attempts to ""turn hate into humour"" bewilder the audience Read more »| 04 Aug 2007