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Hamlet – Wakefulness: The beauty of physical theatre is that you don’t have to understand it – you just need to feel it.

*** STARS  ‘Tis the eve of the king’s funeral in this revised exploration of ...

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Sonia Hadj Said

SNACK Bits August ’25: The Best New Scottish Music

It’s a digital-only version of SNACK Bits this month, which initially made us think ...

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Andy Reilly

Athens of the North by Mark Hannah @ Scottish Storytelling Centre: gorgeous writing gives Irvine Welsh’s Edinburgh a run for its money

5 STARS ***** Homegrown talent showing audiences where Scotland’s true heart is. That is ...

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Jordan S Daniel

Mending Nets: Scottish & Palestinian artists combine gently to create badge of friendship

**** 4 STARS Mending Nets is a collaboration between two artists, one Scottish, the ...

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Donald Stewart

Courier by Piers MacKenzine: chaotic comedy turns dark

**** 4 STARS 5 years ago the UK was coming out of lockdown, in ...

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Jordan S Daniel

The Dahlia Files by HEY THANKS! Theatre: mystery, murder, and misogyny

**** 4 STARS As I venture back to Glasgow from my first Fringe day ...

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Jordan S Daniel

Nüshu: Written for Women, on Women, by Women – Jiayi Chen brings this hidden language to the Edinburgh Fringe

Nüshu is A feminine and spiritualistic performance on women’s grief, memory, and connection, rooted ...

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Veronica Buccino

Callum McSorley on Winning Awards, Paperboy, and Swanning About with a Lanyard

Callum McSorley’s debut novel, Squeaky Clean, was praised far and wide, winning the Bloody ...

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Alistair Braidwood