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Edinburgh Fringe
The colour theme of the wedding had been lilac, the colour of love (so they say). All that was left wasā¦
It was perhaps to be expected that the aftermath of 9/11 would bring forth its own monsters. Despite theā¦
One of the great joys of the Fringe are the unexpected surprises occasionally thrown in the way ofā¦
As a wonderful innovation - what goes on in the organ loft is now screened to the walls either side of theā¦
Alasdair Cameronās first two sonatas, both by Scarlatti seemed to get off to an uncertain start and he neverā¦
Skip, walk, or even crawl "Over the threshold" at the portacabin behind George Square Theatre that is Georgeā¦
Waiting in a rain pelted marquee with technicians setting up lighting, front of house staff bustling aroundā¦
Two lonely souls live almost in total silence. Another One presents the cost of that silence, and theā¦
Female comediennes Ingrid Oliver and Lorna
Watson are Festival favourites, returning for their third yearā¦
The Man Who Planted Trees is the multi-award winning adaptation by the Puppet State Theatre Company of Frenchā¦
Edinburgh's ever-popular Todd Gordon presented his fans with another new āfirst' by marrying his voice to aā¦
The air is filled with the drone of heavy aircraft engines, punctuated by radio comms chatter as bomberā¦
Robert Dick conducted his symphony orchestra of over ninety players in just one work which lasted 95 minutesā¦
They don't do "Shot By Both Sides". There are looks of dismay on certain audience members faces as theā¦
Assembly has a venue this year at St Markās Unitarian Church Hall, a hidden wee spot that is actuallyā¦
Itās a brave decision to review a play entitled āDeath of a Theatre Criticā especially when the leading actorā¦
Their stand-ups fill venues three times as big in Australia; not surprising, considering a good chunk ofā¦
Thereās nothing wrong with Sunny Leith! And there is little wrong with this local production of the musicalā¦
With a sell-out show, the heat was on, literally, as Jimeoin managed to skate his way to a hundred laughs orā¦
Friends, we are gathered today to bid farewell to our Friend, Mr Matthew Chambers.