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Edfringe Review: Hamlet – Wakefulness

Edfringe Review: Hamlet – Wakefulness

Hamlet – Wakefulness reimagines the Shakespearean classic with a prologue to Hamlet, exploring the night of the old King’s murder.  Before the show, director Grzegorz Bral sets the scene, he tells us that most intellectual audiences listen and learn...

Trish Lyons: Buzz: Art, Life, Tragedy and Hope

Edfringe Review: Trish Lyons: Buzz

In this dramatic retelling of Trish Lyons’ life, she takes you through the most turbulent moments that see her suffer from stalking and suicide. Buzzing her hair, Trish’s loss of her identity...

Edfringe Review: Brainsluts

Edfringe Review: Brainsluts

Brainsluts follows four participants as they try to break the awkwardness at their clinical trial. Each character is there for their own reasons, as they must attempt to get through the next five Sundays of observations.  Four strangers...

Edfringe Review: When We Were Young

Edfringe Review: When We Were Young

This raw authentic account of working-class youth in Glasgow – is also representative of other areas across Scotland. The language, bravado and relationships are a real homage of how it feels to...

Edfringe Comedy Review: Tamar Broadbent: Plus One

Edfringe Comedy Review: Tamar Broadbent: Plus One

Tamar Broadbent is reluctant about becoming a mother and doesn’t want to lose her identity. In this musical comedy, Broadbent explores the ups and downs of pregnancy.  Broadbent is an outstanding singer, and the original songs are great. Whilst not extremely complex, they are funny...

Edfringe Review: The Steamie

Edfringe Review: The Steamie

The Steamie is something I’ve always heard about but didn’t know anything much more than it being an ‘old Scottish drama’.  Set in the 50s, it features four working class ladies washing away...

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