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Edinburgh Fringe 2014
A hilarious run through the decade that some of us want to avoid and forget
Three of his most intricate one-act plays - expertly conserved, cleverly restored and inventively staged.
Enough to make you wonder whether going into the office tomorrow really is a good idea.
An intense and compelling production that illuminates a very real Scottish and international scandal
A delightful and sympathetic play about autism that captures the challenges and suggests solutions
"a passionate, heartfelt coming of age, flying the nest story which packs a mean look and a Walther PPK."
Beautifully lyrical storytelling, funny and poignant. A thoroughly life affirming piece of theatre.
Powerful, lyrical writing and superb performances give a vivid insight into life for women in prison. Complacency busting theatre.
Paradoxical contemporary art roasting becomes the very pretensions it aims to skewer.
Prenatal anxieties and a turbulent relationship make this hour of light-speed verbal tennis a draining experience.
Nick Hodder: Insert comedy here
An awkward hour in the presence of an awkward comedian performing a show off the internet
A great duo taking the mickey and extracting plenty of laughs over our obsessions with murder mysteries
'Broken rhythms and slick performances make this secret show like an exciting, angry, tense tango'
Phenomenal writing and performance. Rosie Wyatt explodes on to the stage as ferocious, wise cracking teenager, Amy.
Completely off the wall comic strip capers. No Fringe should be without a show like this.
The Confessions of Gordon Brown
A peek behind the curtains at Number Ten. And a chance to win a Kit-Kat
The script is a witty dialogue that portrays the sensitive emotional essence of men in relationships.
The Eradication of Schizophrenia in Western Lapland
A powerful experiencing of the world through the lens of psychosis
The Importance of Being Earnest as performed by three f*cking queens and a duck
A filthy night in with Wilde consequences
The Weegies Have Pockled The Edinburgh Pandas
Another success from the Cairns’ stable. A must see for all Weegies and Reekies.
An incredibly moving and well observed drama that takes you from the conflict of WW1 to the Second World War before bringing us up to date with the conflict in Syria
If you love Shakespeare and you like it rare (yet crisply well done), you won’t find anything meatier this Fringe.
A tremendously witty run through life in Wales and from the perspective of three young women making their way out of it
A fascinating insight into our LGBT community within a Commonwealth which demonstrates a Common Deficiency
An exceptional run through the romance of the twenties and thirties that still keeps tongues wagging
