Brig's guide to Bloody Scotland 2026, Scotland's International Crime Writing Festival…
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If you’ve walked into any bookshop at all in the past year, you might have noticed a rise in a certain genre being displayed. The genre that likes to put cartoon-ish art…
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Warning: this obviously spoils the plot of the movie (if you’ve not already seen it by now…) La La Land became iconic for the feel-good effect it has on its audience. The…
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Bellina Logan has made her Edinburgh Fringe debut with her original and moving one-woman show ‘Confessions of a Mulatto Love Child’, which explores her life of growing up biracial with her charismatic,…
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If you ever wondered what would happen if reality TV stars had to survive a zombie outbreak, this is the show for you. The Real Housewives of the Zombie Apocalypse is a…
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Where should we draw the line at dark humour? Geoffrey Asmus walks the tightrope with American confidence, but has he nailed the tone?…
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Nun Slut is a fantastically unique show that will certainly contribute a memorable experience to your 2026 Edinburgh Fringe experience.…
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This play contains themes of sexual assault, political themes, and finding yourself after trauma. “Otuz bir” literally meaning 31 is a slang word used when talking about masturbation in Turkiye. Otuz Bir…
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A wonderful one-woman show, based on a fictional sister of 19th century muse Elizabeth Siddal, Bebe delves into countless gender dynamics and the very nature of art in a production that manages…
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The Sokopop Quiz Night offered a lively night of Turkish pop culture and magazine trivia. The show also included audience participation with a bit of haggling for points. The host said from…
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