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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

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

Parasocial Activity: A Gem of Fringe Theatre (Fringe review) 5 Stars *****

Last year in Do Astronauts Masturbate in Space, Gallus and Silly Mission Productions gave ...

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Donald Stewart

Brainwashed – The shovel is not comrade Lenin: Alina Konon’s Hilarious Account of Growing up Under Dictatorship (Fringe review) 5 Stars *****

With nothing but a shovel sharing the stage with her, Alina Konon created one ...

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Mona Montella

Twelve: Going the Distance – Five incredible dancers conjure the intense world of an active boxing gym (Fringe review) 4 Stars

With Twelve: Going the Distance, Marisa F Ballaro brings five incredible dancers into the ...

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Lauren Mckevitt

Keeping Secrets: Compelling Performance Brings Magic and Storytelling Together To Tell Story Of Complexities Of Abuse (Fringe review) 4 Stars ****

Warning: Discussion of Child Sexual Assault Jim Vetter, from the age of six, had ...

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Donald Stewart