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    PITCH – How does queerness function in a outwardly heteronormative space, like football? [Edinburgh Fringe Review]

    How does queerness function in a outwardly heteronormative space, like football? This is the ...

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    Isabelle Cory

    Interview: Johnny Barrington talks about his magnetic first feature, Silent Roar, working with Hannah Peel and Edinburgh International Film Festival 2023

    In his first feature film, Silent Roar, Johnny Barrington (writer and director) combines crushing ...

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    Morven Ferguson Mackay

    Interview: Andrew O’Hagan on his Fringe debut ‘The Ballad of Truman Capote’ & ‘From Page To Screen: Mayflies’ at Edinburgh International Book Festival 2023

    Andrew O’Hagan is a name we would usually connect with fine novels such as ...

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    Keira Brown

    Interview: Jo Caulfield talks about her new memoir ‘The Funny Thing About Death’ & ‘Jo Caulfield: Razor-Sharp’ at The Stand

    Jo Caulfield is best known as one of the UK’s most respected stand-up comedians ...

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    Alistair Braidwood

    Interview: Tom Lenk and Tommy Hobson (30 Minute Musicals: Top Gun) why Topgun is so ripe for parody and playing that volleyball scene so very, very hard

    Critically acclaimed comedy troupe 30 Minute Musicals has been entertaining Hollywood audiences since 2011. ...

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    Jonny Stone

    Interview: Hannah Maxwell talks to us about ‘Nan, Me and Barbara Pravi’, a playful, and layered tale of a celebrity obsession with Eurovision 2021 performer Barbara Pravi

    Hannah Maxwell’s second show, Nan, Me and Barbara Pravi, is a metatheatrical, playful, and ...

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    Natalie Jayne Clark

    Peyvand Sadeghian talks about play ‘Dual هناگود’, not being ‘automatically British’, and the complexities of Persian / Iranian identity (Edinburgh Fringe 2023)

    Peyvand Sadeghian was the kind of child that didn’t talk, so her parents put ...

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    Natalie Jayne Clark

    Interview: Anna Piper Scott (Such an Inspiration) on her being a comedian in an industry that doesn’t like Trans people & seeking humour in trauma

    Australian Comedian Anna Piper Scott is bringing her sharp wit to Edinburgh for the ...

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