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 Janis

August 8, 2009 |

I am of an age to remember the talented performer that was Janis Joplin, just. I was kinda young, but knew parts of the life story of the hedonistic singer that was taken from us at a young age, … Read More

The Hotel

August 8, 2009 |

I headed up to The Assembly Rooms at George Street where Mark Watson had advised (via the wonder of Twitter) that free tickets would be available for his ‘show’ The Hotel. All I had to do to claim one … Read More

Horse

August 8, 2009 |

It was a wet and windy day when I attended this production in the Hullabaloo Bosco tent, a wooden tent and the feeling of a draughty old stable was intensified with bales of straw, a vaulting horse and basically … Read More

His Ghostly Heart 

August 8, 2009 |

It is not the first time that I have felt in the dark while watching a Fringe theatre piece. But never like this one. Ushered into the intimate attic space at the Pleasance the only set being a bed … Read More

Heroin(e) For Breakfast

August 8, 2009 |

I must admit this play didn’t originally make my shortlist, but I was persuaded to go and see it following recommendations by friends. Set in a dowdy rundown flat, Tommy, Craig McArdle, and his flatmate and ex- Chloe, Kirsty … Read More

Gagarin Way

August 8, 2009 |

Gagarin Way is the first Theatre piece to be performed under The Stand Comedy Club banner. Performed by Will Andrews, Bruce Morton, Jim Muir and Phil Nichol, each mainly known for their stand-up work in various guises. They meet … Read More

The Fuss

August 8, 2009 |

Mary lies in bed helpless, the only comfort she has is the fact that Patrick Swayze has the same disease and visits her in her delusions and dreams. Her loving brothers Matthew and Teddy come to share her home … Read More

Foursome

August 8, 2009 |

StoppedClock are fast becoming one of our favourite theatre groups and this is the third production we have seen so far and the third one packed with quality. This bitter-sweet tale of two sisters Anna, played by Hayley Doyle … Read More

Faust In The Box

August 8, 2009 |

Looking like most peoples vision of a mime artiste, all in black with a white painted face, Bridge Markland, who is apparently a Berlin transformation artist, performs Goethe’s “Faust”. We have a giant box on stage with a shuttered … Read More

Fall of Man

August 8, 2009 |

Red Shift Theatre always bring with them their reputation of producing fine theatrical productions and this one is no exception. The Fall of Man is an adaptation of Milton’s Paradise Lost by Graham Holloway who also co-directs with performer … Read More