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Across the Arts: 35mm: A Musical Exhibition

Weird Fringe is not disappointed by this (****) musical production.

Across the Festivals: Dance Odysseys

Lorna Irvine is swept away in EIF's (****) marathon of impressive dance.

Across the Arts: Crying Out Loud presents Flown

Weird Fringe has a mixed experience.

Across the Festivals: Credible Likeable Superstar Role Model

Lorna Irvine is impressed with Bryony Kimmings latest (****) impassioned piece.

Across the Festivals: Hamlet

Michael Cox reviews the American production that's part of this year's Edinburgh International Festival.

Across the Festivals: Funeral Replacement

Weird Fringe takes a (****) journey around Edinburgh.

Across the Festivals: Traverse One

Michael Cox reviews The Events, Cadre, I'm With the Band and Ciera.

Across the Festivals: Lobsters

Weird Fringe reviews Luke Barnes' (****) contribution to the PEEP venue.

Across the Festivals: Flown

Lorna Irvine has a blast with Crying Out Loud's production on the Fringe.

Across the Festivals: La Belle et la Bete

Lorna Irvine is enchanted the performance sponsored by EIF.

Across the Festivals: Verbal Diary

Jason Henderson is lightly amused but disappointed by Phil Kay's latest Fringe show.

Across the Festivals: Monkey Poet

Jason Henderson finds much to like in this comedic poetry mix.

Across the Festivals: Hearts and Arcs--Two to Watch

Lorna Irvine reports on two Fringe works from Rachel Maclean and Robbie Thomson.

Festival Review: The Edinburgh Revue: Sketch Show

Jason Henderson is unamused, no matter the cast's energy levels.

Fringe Review: AntiGraham

Jason Henderson recommends 'a thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining ride'.

The Edinburgh Festival: Let the madness begin!

Missy Lorelei shares some insight and picks concerning the upcoming Festival.

Peggy Shaw: Ruff

Part of this year's Behaviour festival, Lorna Irvine reviews 'a brave, bold beautiful show'.

Theatre Review: Donald Robertson is Not a Stand-Up Comedian

Photo credit: Eoin Carey

Missy Lorelei reviews the first piece from this year's Behaviour festival.

(Image: Gary McNair, photo credit: Eoin Carey)

 

GFF Review: Blancanieves

Lorna Irvine reviews a 'unique, stylishly original and utterly bonkers' film from Spain.

Michael Across the Festival '12 - Aug 09

Michael Cox reviews The Letter of Last Resort/Good With People, Macbeth, Flaneurs and Speed of Light.

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