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    Amelia Coburn on Paul Weller’s support, going grittier, and her love for Kim Deal

    A year on from her debut Between The Moon and The Milkman, Amelia Coburn ...

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    Andy Reilly

    Golden Time at Edinburgh Fringe 2025: Kate Ireland Brings a Meaningful Reflection on What ‘Being Different’ Means in a Strict Educational System (4 Stars ****)

    Golden Time (and Other Behavioural Management Strategies) is an engaging and beautifully written creative ...

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    Veronica Buccino

    She’s Behind You: Johnny McKnight’s Affectionate Reflection on Identity, and the Power of Panto (Fringe Review) 5 Stars *****

    Johnny McKnight is a Pantomime Dame with close on 20 years experience. She’s behind ...

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    Donald Stewart

    Christy: Cork Film shows Heart and Humour Along With Its Piercing Specificity And A Refusal to Sugarcoat

    Brendan Canty’s debut feature Christy begins with the title character being kicked out of ...

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    Sophie Kindreich

    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