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Fringe Review: Bark Bark

Bark Bark is a technically difficult production which serves up a wonderful story, says Jeremy Welch. ★★★ This is technically an ambitious production. Bark Bark...
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Fringe Review: Margolyes & Dickens The Best Bits

Ailsa Bath enjoys this 'brilliant' performance from Miriam Margolyes. ★★★★   Knowing Miriam mainly from her salacious chat shows, Harry Potter cameo and regular appearances...
Travelling Without Moving’, an atmospheric shot of boats on Loch Rusky in the Trossachs.

Scotland Through A Lens: Ian Bowie, Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year

Scotland’s natural heritage provides the perfect inspiration for The Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year winner Ian Bowie, finds Ellie Forbes.  Ian Bowie longs for...
Apricity

Fringe Review: Apricity

Apricity is much more than acrobatic circus with acts of seemingly impossible feats of bravery, says Jeremy Welch. ★★★★ Apricity is defined as 'the warmth...
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Fringe Review: The Dreamer

Fiona Tenneb praises James Phelan's awe-inspiring show. ★★★★ 'Surround yourself with the dreamers. The doers, the believers and the thinkers. But most of all surround...
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Fringe Review: It’s Not My Body/This Is

Megan Amato enjoys this titillating duo of performances. ★★★★ A tale of two contrasting shows, one that moved quickly and involved virtually every muscle in...


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