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Fringe Review: Love’s Concordia Bar

A clever piece of storytelling that's often silly, sometimes tender and surprisingly heart-breaking, says Megan Amato. ★★★★ 'Have I just unwittingly walked into a introvert's...
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Fringe Review: ARI – The Spirit of Korea

ARI: The Spirit of Korea is a touching story about music's capacity to connect us, says Megan Amato.  ★★★★★ Some shows start and you know...
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Fringe Review: Taiwan Season, I Am The Boss

I Am The Boss demonstrates this childish power play as three siblings play cat-and-mouse with each other, says Megan Amato.  ★★★★ Anyone with siblings will...
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Fringe Review: Comala, Comala

Comala, Comala will stay with you long after the performance, says Megan Amato ★★★★ A dimly lit room with warm lighting. Three tables set up...
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Fringe Review: Sisyphean Quick Fix

Sisyphean Quick Fix is a wonderful production, beautifully written and executes perfectly, says Jeremy Welch. ★★★★ The play starts with the noise of soothing soft waves...
Legendary mixed gender dance company Grupo Corpo perform a excerpt from "Gira" in it's UK premiere at the Edinburgh Playhouse as part of the Edinburgh International Festival. Photo credit: Andrew Perry

International Festival Review: Grupo Corpo

Megan Amato enjoys this rhythmic dance performance by Brazilian Grupo Corpo. ★★★★ Brazilian Grupo Corpo are a magnetic dance force, their rhythmic and fluid fusion...


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