Tag: Edinburgh Festival Fringe

PREVIEW – Playing it for laughs is a beast of a job in this taboo-busting dark comedy

Festival Fringe

Guest - July 9, 2018

By LARISSA BECK GENERALLY speaking, bestiality is no laughing matter. But the Edinburgh Fringe can always be relied on to tackle even the most taboo subjects...

PREVIEW: War, peace and identity – the history of a lost nation of Soviet Koreans

Festival Fringe

guest_deadline - July 6, 2018

By AARON McGILLIVRAY A SHOW from the steppes of Kazakhstan by ethnic Koreans whose first language is Russian, is believed to be a first of its kind...

PREVIEW – Trump’d! The musical to blow into Edinburgh for Fringe 2018

Festival Fringe

Guest - July 3, 2018

By AARON McGILLIVRAY IT WOULDN'T be the Edinburgh Fringe without at least one act focusing on the antics of America's controversial President. Among the offerings in...

BOOKS – Call The Midwife Star’s Personal Generation Game

Entertainment

Jean West - August 25, 2017

EVENT: Stephen McGann - Flesh and Blood: A History of My Family in Seven Maladies (Simon and Schuster) VENUE: Baillie Gifford Main Theatre, Edinburgh International...

Festival Alter-Ego Q&A – Txema Perez / Boris

Entertainment

Deadline News Journalist - August 24, 2017

AS PART of Deadline at the Fest, we are interviewing performers from across the month by putting 20 questions to them - both as...

REVIEW – Joyful world music combo also deliver powerful messages

Entertainment

Guest - August 23, 2017

SHOW TITLE: Senegalese Shindig VENUE: New Town Theatre, Venue 7, August 17 only By ANGUS MITCHELL THIS musical collective, arguably Scotland's finest world music purveyors, is led...

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