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SNACK Bits: Scotland’s Essential New Music (September 2026)

Yeah, we took some time off. The music never stopped, but we took a ...

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Andy Reilly

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SNACK Chats to brings you conversations with artists, cutators and professionals across music, books, ...

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SNACK Edinburgh Festivals Guide 2026 (weeks 2 & 3)

SNACK magazine is Scotland’s national, independent A5 What’s On, Arts & Culture magazine Curated ...

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1984: Celebration of Resistance Is a Theatrical Tour de Force (Theatre Review) 5 Stars *****

Dystopian literature lends itself to theatricality; think bleak, high end concepts with black and ...

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Donald Stewart

Guilt Free: Self-assuredly sultry and hysterically eccentric – a character comedy show bursting with gusto (Fringe review) 5 Stars *****

Writer-performer Maddie Silverstein serves up a full course of delectable skits linked more by ...

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Gwenhwyfar Ferch Rhys

A Public Display of Affection: A Slice of Queer History comes to life at the Fringe (Fringe review) 5 Stars *****

As part of the Speakers Series, Jonathan Wilson blessed the Fringe audience with his ...

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Mona Montella

Elf Lyons is The Woman on the Edge (Fringe review) 5 Stars *****

How do you deal with your fiancé breaking up with you over Whatsapp? In ...

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Juliet Gartside

Operation Market Garden: Fantastic piece of theatre delivered by young people showing maturity in performance, paying homage to a lost generation (Fringe review) 4 Stars ****

Operation Market Garden is the Second World War story of the 1944 Arnhem drop ...

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Donald Stewart

Lover on the Radio Is Fascinating, But Main Elements Don’t Quite Tie Together (Fringe review) 3 Stars ***

Armenian-American artist Gayané Kaligian is manning three phone lines. One is a late night ...

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Donald Stewart

Horrorshow: A Nostalgic Celebration of the Naughties Festival Scene and Teenage Friendship (Fringe review) 3 stars ***

With a title like Horrorshow and promotional imagery of an overflowing bin, it’s as ...

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Will Fisher

Dracula: Lucy’s Dream – A highly intelligent meditation on dominance, control, sacrifice, desire & suffering (Fringe review) 5 Stars *****

Plexus Polaire (Moby Dick, Barbican) is a company that creates life on stage through ...

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Ambrose Kelly