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Jekyll & Hyde: A Specimen
August 8, 2008 | adminSet in 21st Century Edinburgh, writer and director Donald Smith has convincingly updated R.L.Stevenson’s classic story. It is performed by Duncan R. Edwards and Gavin Paul, who take on two further characters, Professor McKie of the University Medical Faculty … Read More
Involution
August 8, 2008 | adminI must admit that I had missed this piece of theatre in the Fringe brochure but was persuaded by the cast that it was well worth checking out so I decided to go and am glad that I did. … Read More
I Wanna be Loved by You
August 8, 2008 | adminAbout Turn Theatre Company make their lealest foray to the Fringe with this play based on the life of Marilyn Monroe. This play is rather short to do adequate justice to this icon in my opinion and while this … Read More
I Shot Dirty Den
August 8, 2008 | adminPavel Douglas was born in Krakow Poland to Polish Films Star Stanislaw Zaczyk and Scottish actress Deidre Douglas. His early years and theatrical beginnings were back in Scotland and despite several TV and film roles he is probably most … Read More
I Love You! And You And You
August 8, 2008 | adminBristol Old Vic Theatre School are staging this wonderfully cute play during Fringe 2008 and it is written by one of the cast members Ellen Cribbs One guy, five women, lucky chap ….or is he? Mark, John McGrellis, is … Read More
I Love You, Bro
August 8, 2008 | adminI must admit that I have never been on any of the networking sites such as Facebook, Myspace or Bebo and I am not up on the all the stuff that occurs on these or any chat room for … Read More
I Caught Crabs in Walberswick
August 8, 2008 | adminJoel Horwood is an award winning playwright and this play was commissioned last year and was premiered in May prior to its stay at Fringe 2008. This production centres on the three teenagers, Fitz, Aaron Foy, Wheeler, Harry Hemple … Read More
Histrionics
August 8, 2008 | adminHistrionics is a new play written by James Butler who has been influenced by the innocent hero and unsuspected villain tradition of Commedia dell’arte. It is a comedy of treachery and murder set in London at the turn of … Read More
Hello! Ok?
August 8, 2008 | adminWe’re a world obsessed with celebrity culture. Newsagents’ shelves groan under the weight of tabloid magazines such as Now, Ok, Hello, Heat, Grazia, all of which scream out hysterical headlines about the most c-list of celebrities airing the dirtiest … Read More
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