Edinburgh Fringe
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Edinburgh Fringe 2013
Poignant and wonderfully crafted piece on the families that support the brave men and women we sometimes take for granted
This was a friendly accessible and fun comedy performed by a bold gutsy likeable female cast, not afraid to look a bit silly, wearing men’s trousers and teenage boys baseball caps as effectively as they did high heels maternity bras and strap on pregnancy bumps.
The exploration of the artistic conflict that exists between those that have a method and those whose methods are more materialistic; all played out between two actors on a film set
An accomplished and highly polished heist that is a fantastic piece of theatre as well
Credible Likeable Superstar Role Model
A gutsy heartfelt, inspiring performance. Unique, original and thought provoking.
Doing for WWI with a pen, or iMac possibly, what John Singer Sargent did for the conflict in oils.
An incredibly effective horse puppet and reflections on death make for a moving show
Gardening: for the Unfulfilled and Alienated
An intimate theatre experience in a garden shed. Lyrical writing and a beautifully paced performance.
A fantastic little piece on how being a Scottish actor is not all the glitz and glamour it appears
A sizzling four hander that analyses what happens when two sets of parents agree to resolve their children’s differences
A highly interesting and very poignant, simple story of one young boy and his 13th birthday that he will never forget
An original idea involving an illness called immortality that turns out not to be the gift you expected in an assured twist of fate
Theatre designed to explore the possibilities of why Pan Am 103 came down on Lockerbie that is patchy but worth a visit.
A master class in the art of writing and delivery from a trio at the top of their game.
A highly effective exploration of how a faceless society deals with people who simply can’t fit in
What it would have been like if Scooch had won the Eurovision and flown the flag over a department store
A searching play in which a young Muslim woman goes on Pole Factor and starts winning but ends up on the losing side
An incredible theatrical experience that deals with the issue of being young in an imaginative and powerful fashion
A decent attempt to bring this clunky play to the stage and make it make sense
The Break-Up of Cause and Effect
Cause and Effect have been inseparable for several millennia, but Cause wants out.
The Donny Donkins ‘As (hopefully soon to be) Seen On TV’ Show
A highly entertaining hour for a fiver; not bad in August in Edinburgh...
Like a 'Turner Classic Movies', golden era of Hollywood RomCom gem, spiced to 21st century palates
A play that examines, graphically at times, the idea of a twin government cover up in Lockerbie
An outstanding theatre experience which fuses all of the theatre arts into one fine performance
Tollpuddle Martyrs Story: We Will be Free
Through song, rhyme and traditional storytelling we hear of one of the most significant stories of the early trade union movement, all delivered with consummate skill
A musing on suicide that has laughs and neat plot devices to keep us safe, unless you go to Uganda...
