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Kevin Guyan: Rainbow Trap: Queer Lives, Classifications and the Dangers of Inclusion (RSE’s Curious Festival)

What does it really mean to be ‘included’? For Kevin Guyan, author of Rainbow ...

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Sonia Hadj Said

Ray O’Leary: Laughter? I Hardly Know Her – the Unique Persona and Joke Delivery of the Taskmaster NZ Star at Edinburgh Fringe 2025 (4 Stars ****)

— A bit nervous and awkward, wearing a grey suit he describes as ‘the ...

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Veronica Buccino

Chunky Jewellery (Fringe Review) 5 Stars

Chunky Jewellery is an episodic piece of theatre. Although it takes us through a ...

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Donald Stewart

Sped Kid (Fringe Review) 3 Stars ***

Sped Kid is an autobiographical journey of a 12-year-old child growing up with special ...

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Donald Stewart

Big Naturals: Chloe Petts Brings Wit, Warmth, and Lad Banter to the Fringe – 4 Stars ****

This is Chloe Petts like you have never seen her before. In one beat ...

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Mona Montella

Lost Girls / At Bus Stops by Róisín Sheridan-Bryson, Directed by Laila Noble @ Assembly Festival (Fringe review) 4.5 Stars **** ½

As the Fringe approaches an end for 2025, my last day of adventure brings ...

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Jordan S Daniel

Alright Sunshine by Isla Cowan (Fringe review) 3 Stars ***

Alright Sunshine is listed as ‘a razor-sharp monologue dissecting gender, power, and who owns ...

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Jordan S Daniel

The Bacchae (Fringe Review) 4 Stars ****

The Bacchae is an ancient Greek tragedy over 2,000 years old. Written by Euripides, ...

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Donald Stewart