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Edinburgh Festival Fringe dance reviews: Red | Night Dances | The Rest of Our Lives | Walk-Man | Sad Book | Assume People Like You - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh Festival Fringe dance reviews: Red | Night Dances | The Rest of Our Lives | Walk-Man | Sad Book | Assume People Like You

It’s four-star reviews galore in our latest Fringe dance round-up, with Red, Night Dances, The Rest of Our Lives and Walk-Man all coming strongly recommended from our critics Kelly Apter and David Pollock.

Edinburgh Festival Fringe comedy reviews: Mary Beth Barone: Silly Little Girl | Harun Musho'd: Why I Don't Talk to People About Terrorism | Kate Barron: Losing Myself | Julia Masli: CHOOSH! - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh Festival Fringe comedy reviews: Mary Beth Barone: Silly Little Girl | Harun Musho'd: Why I Don't Talk to People About Terrorism | Kate Barron: Losing Myself | Julia Masli: CHOOSH!

Deadpan reflections on modern relationships and a properly bonkers clown with prop-stuffed trousers are among the highlights of our latest Fringe comedy round-up. Reviews by Jay Richardson and Claire Smith

Edinburgh Festival Fringe theatre round-up: She Wolf | Psychodrama | Guide To Surviving Masculinist Territory | ALOK - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh Festival Fringe theatre round-up: She Wolf | Psychodrama | Guide To Surviving Masculinist Territory | ALOK

Joyce McMillan reviews three plays that channel themes of female anger and rage in different but often dazzling ways. Plus Ben Walters on a blistering solo show that tackles transphobia

Edinburgh Festival Fringe theatre reviews: Today I Killed My Very First Bird | Raging Mother | North Star (What I Listened to Instead of My Intuition) | Intelligence | Autopilot - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh Festival Fringe theatre reviews: Today I Killed My Very First Bird | Raging Mother | North Star (What I Listened to Instead of My Intuition) | Intelligence | Autopilot

A refreshing, if ugly, new spin on London gangster drama shtick, a frank and funny show about the real struggles of motherhood, and a poignant musical story of forgiveness and resiliency are among the latest theatre highlights our reviewers have discovered on the Fringe. Words by David Pollock, Fergus Morgan and Ariane Branigan.

Edinburgh Festival Fringe theatre reviews: Joshua (and Me) | I Feel the Need | Swallowed | Musclebound | The Tragic-Comedy of Things | What Broke David Lynch? - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh Festival Fringe theatre reviews: Joshua (and Me) | I Feel the Need | Swallowed | Musclebound | The Tragic-Comedy of Things | What Broke David Lynch?

Our latest round of theatre reviews is led by a compassionate semi-autobiographical play about caring for someone with autism. Words by Sally Stott, Rory Ford and Ariane Branigan.