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Edinburgh Fringe 2023
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A Funeral For My Friend Who Is Still Alive
t A funereal plan which ends up with an intriguing twist – no “body” arrives.
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New musical drama based on the harrowing story of kidnapped British journalist John McCarthy and Jill Morell's relentless campaigning for his freedom.
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Alison Skilbeck’s Uncommon Ground
Six seemingly unconnected lives are brought together during lockdown
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A fascinating solo piece all about Edinburgh, its burning and the underclass beneath the bridges.
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It is a beautiful, delicate sapling that, with some gardening, will no doubt grow into a strong Oak under the capable hands of the Torch Ensemble.
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A fantastic series of interconnected scenes all about the world’s favourite pandemic.
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Each character is played with a charming sincerity that pulled the audience in and made us hang on his every word.
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Despite what might seem to be heavy material, there is never a moment where you feel like you can’t laugh. It is all delivered with warmth, energy, and skill that is impossible to not be charmed by.
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A one man show of original writing from an exceptional actor playing to the strengths of yesteryear.
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Shortlist really must be experienced by anyone who appreciates excellent theatre, brilliant writing or those who simply want a good laugh.
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The Grand Old Opera House Hotel
An absolute blast with gags galore, soaring operatic arias and great performances
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The Quality of Mercy: Concerning the Life and Crimes of Dr Harold Frederick Shipman
A chilling exploration of the career of a serial killer
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Things Hidden Since The Foundation Of The World
A scintillating play of ideas about the internet and its impact on what we know and how we know it
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This Is Not A Play (It’s A Pathetic Cry For Help)
A stunning solo performance of an exquisitely intricate script
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An absorbing one-woman play seamlessly blending physical theatre with a poignant, gut-wrenching narrative
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An exquisite and hilarious blend of personal experience, debunked myths and compelling storytelling.
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Why I stuck a Flare Up My Arse For England
A truly fascinating explanation of an inexplicable act for your country.