Edinburgh Fringe
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Edinburgh Fringe 2010
Highly interactive theatre company attempt to slice a new route into Shakespeare by excavating the raw emotions and primal psychology behind the tragedies
Another audacious, passionate and captivating performance from the Alba Flamenca team.
If you sit very still and say very little then no-one can tell whether you’ve got dementia or not.
Rashdash Theatre blend sharp choreography with delicate acting and powerful singing, producing a show that dabbles in a myriad genres.
In the sequel to last year's success, 'Bane', Joe Bone once again demonstrates phenomenal performance skill whilest also really enjoying himself onstage.
Battle Acts! Improvised Comedy
Well, thank God for a bit of energy and passion on stage. And thank God for Battle Acts!
Frantic and the NTS's foray into the world of boxing is a high energy, hit and miss affair
Belt Up Theatre take over The House Above and give their own slant on Sophocles' classic tragedy.
Belt Up Theatre take over The House Above and dismantle one of the earliest works of western literature.
Belt Up Theatre take over The House Above and take us to the dark heart of JM Barrie's imagination.
A claustrophobic, grotesquely sensual take on Victor Hugo’s hunchback story with moments of vivid poetry and clever narrative play
The bedtime story of every child's favourite serial killer as you've never seen it before
The Boomies have increased their number, changed their line-up somewhat, and at least one of them is sporting facial hair.
Bitingly real, powerful theatre revealing the tragic comedy that is life.
Bud Take The Wheel I Feel A Song Coming On
This new play about a family living in the shadow of a defunct mill and their own dysfunctional past is surprisingly hopeful and sparklingly written
'Show not tell' is the motto of this laugh-out-loud sketch show that's all about breasts
Call Mr Robeson:A life with songs.
Writing acting singing of the highest quality. A marvellous memoir.
A multi-coloured, multi-media tour de force from the Iron Oxide group; fantastic for families.
Carnival Knowledge: Love, Lust and Other Human oddities
A rip-roaring yarn on one woman’s search through LA for ‘the one’….or is that ‘the two’?
A movement piece based on everyday movements. Which can make some of the movements look a little .. well, like the ones we do every day.
Colin Hoult: Enemy of the World
Dark, daft and delightful character comedy from the excellent Colin Hoult
Infectious fun and silly sketches from a confident team of clever sketch writers.
There’s a murderer in town, and his weapon of choice is ten inches long, made of latex, and possibly battery powered. Is he insane, or just going about things half-cocked?
A stirringly poetic script with a moving and highly accomplished performance by Brennan.
Do You Know Where Your Daughter Is?
Well, do you? Chances are they may have gone to see this riveting production.
A highly engaging piece of student theatre; the Cambridge University ADC are confident and accomplished.
Much wailing and gnashing of (pointed) teeth in this clever re-imagining of the horror classic.
Emma Thomson Presents Fair Trade
This is a searching and thought-provoking examination of the increasing trade in women as sex slaves, although it skimps on rounding out the villains of the piece.
Fibber in the Heat (A Cricket Tale)
Straight bat on a sticky wicket sees Jupp produce a winning hit.
Frances Ruffelle: Beneath the Dress
A big voice from a tiny frame in this visually pleasing showcase
Frisky And Mannish – The College Years
Frisky and Mannish are in very real danger of dwindling audience members – if only because they’re quite genuinely choking on helpless, teary laughter.
At the tick tick tock of her biological clock, Abi struggles with indecision from her crown Prince ..
The search for a young man’s identity through story-telling and a good deal of pluck.
The search for a young man's idenity through story-telling, and a good deal of pluck.
Slickly physical one-man show freezes a single moment in time and captures a world in moral and economic freefall
It’s Always Right Now, Until Its Later
Daniel Kitson's best ever. Yet more brilliant storytelling by the alternative national treasure.
Jonathan Storey’s small, strange and perfectly formed model theatre has a world of surprises in store
Johnny Sweet – Let’s all have some fun (and learn something for once)
Slick and original material that is an absolute must see.
Fine food and site specific entertainment make for a thoroughly enjoyable night at the inn
Hush, it’s a secret. We resolve to tell you absolutely nothing about the girl’s latest, brand-new show. But we will say this: go see.
Laura Solon: The Owl Of Steven
‘Hello, I’m Laura, and this is my show’. This simple and straightforward introduction to Laura Solon’s 2010 story gives a good indication of the hour that’s about to follow: light, witty and smart.
Packed tightly into a white box, an audience can't help but feel involved in this fall-out from a topical humans rights abuse.
This tango operetta is a macabre, madcap and multi-sensory riot of the passions
Memoirs of a Biscuit Tin (a topsy turvy tale for grown ups)
The sort of theatre that doesn’t come along very often – poignant, funny, with a dirty laugh and a touching innocence.
Morgan and West: Time Travelling Magicians
A delightful magic show couched in funny and inventive Victoriana.
Mussolini – A One Man Political Farce
Ross Gurney-Randall’s impressive portrayal of Italy’s most notorious leader
This is the story of the BBC: just an old, saggy broadcasting corporation, and a bit loose at the seams. But Toby loved it ..
Shakespeare’s Mothers: Mad, Bad And Dangerous To Know
Well-spoken chunks of Shakespeare's nasty women
Simon Callow in Shakespere the Man from Stratford.
Simon Callow takes centre stage in a compilation of Shakespeare's greatest hits
Three young people in search of life, love and sex. Closer, or not even close?
Ludicrously fun, unexpectedly beautiful and gently inspirational family show from a shadow puppeteer who’s serious about play
Roles are reversed as the dummy becomes the manipulator. A class act from a leading ventriloquist.
The team behind 2009 hit ‘Ophelia (Drowning)’ are back with a quirky adaptation of the Brecht classic.
Spiffing tales of daring-do from three gallant gentlemen and two elegant ladies.
Out of the fog of mystery emerges an interesting conclusion to this age old connundrum
The Bedlam Theatre is celebrating its thirtieth year at the Fringe, while the Improverts are entering their third decade. Time, then for them to get complacent, or to up their game to ever higher levels?
A feast of theatre, dance and music that flows seamlessly into an organic whole.
A highly original experiment into conceptual performance featuring an impressive performance by Juliet Aster.
The Return of the Pros from Dover Sk*tches.
Original, inspired absurdity performed by true Pros indeed
A surprisingly moving story of an immigrant tailor coming to Scotland after the war.
Tom Binns in Ivan Brackenbury’s Hospital Radio Remix
If you want to laugh, and I mean really laugh, then this is the show for you.
Tom Binns is Ian D. Montfort – Touching the Dead
Of the highest quality on every level. Absolutely hilarious.
Superior sketch comedy that feels understated and gentle, but is actually super-fast, and brutally smart.
Where The Solitary Eagle Flies
Exceptional performances combined with accomplished direction of a piece of new writing.
Your Days Are Numbered : The Maths of Death
Differential look at the laws of probability from two upper decile performers
An exploration into personal identity exhibiting Ezra LeBank's impressive dexterity as a performer.
