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The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe - UK Tour Sadlers Wells - Review
75 years ago, the imagination of countless readers was captivated by the creation of Narnia, fresh from the mind of C S Lewis, that...
Becky Wallis
Sep 64 min read
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Murder She Didn't Write - Assembly Gordon Aikman Theatre - Edinburgh Fringe Review
Returning once more to Assembly’s Gordan Aikman Theatre, Fringe favourites ‘Murder She Didn’t write’ are back creating murder mysteries,...
Becky Wallis
Aug 252 min read
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Escape Room: The Musical - The Fancy Room, Just the Tonic at The Caves - Edinburgh Fringe Review
Six people who used to be the best of friends at University, but have subsequently grown apart, are all mysteriously invited to take part...
Becky Wallis
Aug 253 min read
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...Earnest? - Udderbelly Underbelly George Square Gardens - Edinburgh Fringe Review
Back at the Edinburgh Fringe for the fifth time due to phenomenal demand, Say It Again Sorry’s ‘… Earnest?’ Continues to deliver its...
Becky Wallis
Aug 243 min read
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Consumed - Traverse Theatre - Edinburgh Fringe Review
Four generations of women gather for the birthday party of great grandmother Eileen in Northern Ireland, sounds simple enough. But with...
Becky Wallis
Aug 243 min read
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I Wish My Life Were Like A Musical - Gilded Balloon at the Museum - Edinburgh Fringe Review
You know a show has that perfect balance of high quality goodness, catchy musical numbers, relatability, entertainment, slickness and fun...
Becky Wallis
Aug 233 min read
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Katie Pritchard: I Kiss The Music - RoxyBoxy at Assembly Roxy - Edinburgh Fringe Review
When pretty much any space could become a performance venue at the Edinburgh Fringe, the imagination is given the freedom to roam, after...
Becky Wallis
Aug 232 min read
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Solve Along Murder She Wrote - Amphitheatre at theSpace @ Symposium Hall
There are over 3000 shows playing at the Edinburgh Fringe over the month of August, lots and lots to discover and whilst you may wish to...
Becky Wallis
Aug 222 min read
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How To Win Against History - Udderbelly George Square Gardens - Edinburgh Fringe Review
Henry Cyril Paget, the long forgotten fifth Marquess of Anglesey, written out of history after he died aged just 29 in the 1850s having...
Becky Wallis
Aug 223 min read
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Nerds - Cowbarn Underbelly Bristo Square - Edinburgh Fringe Review
Apple versus Microsoft. Jobs versus Gates. A battle for the ages. A musical crammed full of comedy, rivalry and a number of great songs....
Becky Wallis
Aug 213 min read
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Alex Prescot: Cosy - Dexter Underbelly Bristo Square - Edinburgh Fringe Review
With an introduction along the lines of ‘I’m known for having a big smile’, Alex Prescot instantly creates a warm and welcoming...
Becky Wallis
Aug 212 min read
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The Remarkable Ben Hart - Palais du Variété Assembly George Square Gardens - Edinburgh Fringe Review
Drama, Comedy, Music, Dance, you can find it all at the Edinburgh Fringe, and if you are looking for something that will thrill a family...
Becky Wallis
Aug 192 min read
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How Not To Fund A Honeymoon - The Studio @ TheSpaceTriplex
Gwen and Charlie are getting married. Great. But they can’t afford their dream holiday in the Maldives. Not so great. But it’s okay,...
Becky Wallis
Aug 182 min read
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Spy Movie: The Play! - Above at Pleasance Courtyard - Edinburgh Fringe Review
Albert Cabbage wants to make the best Spy movie ever, but there’s a problem, and it isn’t just that he has much bigger ideas then the...
Becky Wallis
Aug 182 min read
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Pop Off Michelangelo - Udderbelly, Underbelly George Square Gardens - Edinburgh Fringe Review
What happens when you combine the artistic rivalry between Michelangelo and da Vinci with strong pop anthems, fabulous costumes and an...
Becky Wallis
Aug 173 min read
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A Shoddy Detective and the Art of Deception - McIntosh at Gilded Balloon at Appleton Tower - Edinburgh Fringe Review
A painting goes missing during an auction at a grand manor house. The Lord and Lady of the house are desperate for the piece to be...
Becky Wallis
Aug 172 min read
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Mates: The Improvised 90s Sitcom - The Big Room at Just The Tonic at The Caves - Edinburgh Fringe Review
Friends, Seinfeld, Frasier, some of the most popular 90’s sitcoms that are still known and loved today, and for Mates Improv, the perfect...
Becky Wallis
Aug 162 min read
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Shirley: A Ghost Story - Stephenson Theatre The Space @ Surgeons Hall - Edinburgh Fringe Review
There is a grand and ancient history to ghost stories; tales of creepy goings on passed down from generation to generation, the...
Becky Wallis
Aug 163 min read
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Shakespeare for Breakfast - C Theatre at Lauriston Hall - Edinburgh Fringe Review
Deemed a ‘staple of the fringe’, having been back every season since 1992, ‘Shakespeare for Breakfast’ gets fringe goers up and about...
Becky Wallis
Aug 162 min read
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Eggs Aren't That Easy To Make - Jersey Underbelly Bristo Square - Edinburgh Fringe Review
It’s one drunken request, two best friends and three’s a crowd in Maria Teinikoff and Big Sofa Theatre’s new LGBTQ+ Rom Com ‘Eggs aren’t...
Becky Wallis
Aug 153 min read
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