Edinburgh Fringe
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Edinburgh Fringe 2023
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Alison Skilbeck’s Uncommon Ground
Six seemingly unconnected lives are brought together during lockdown
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The combined talents of Kim and Yejin are a force to be reckoned with, and it is hard not to feel while watching that we are seeing the beginnings of a potentially legendary partnership.
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Daly is the Pied Piper of Edinburgh – Enchanting, witty, interactive and relatable. A one woman show that pokes fun at satirical characters from her past!
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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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Janitor/Manager & How to Have an Affair Without Really Trying
Well worth seeing now as they are, especially so you can say you caught them before they took the Fringe by storm.
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Cohen plays an impressive array of characters, from his own parents to the Mexican model of the Oscar statuette Emilio Fernandez.
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Mace Cowart is a talent to watch as both an actor and a writer, and you would do well to see him while you can.
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Me, Myself, and Mary (Queen of Scots)
Never does it feel overstuffed, and never does it feel underexplained. The Goldilocks “just right” centre of historical adaptation has been achieved.
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It is one of those rare things that makes the Fringe special: a real connection with another person, another artist.
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Macri’s performance is warm and inviting, and although her arguments are made intelligently and with plenty of back-up, it never feels like a lecture as much as a chat with a pal who occasionally dances around as the Spectre of Sex, here to ruin every conversation with its ubiquity.