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Vladimir McTavish: A Scottish History of the World
With his boundless enthusiasm and affable nature McTavish has no ... (continued)
archive review
★★
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
Underground Comedy
His set zips by spewing energy at every turn, and though he flirt... (continued)
archive review
★★★
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
Believe - Linda Marlowe
Marlowe plays four different women, rebelling against patriarchal... (continued)
archive review
★★★★
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
The Comic Book Project @ The Collective
The Comic Book Project involves a number of collaborative events ... (continued)
archive review
★★★★
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
Alex Hartley @ Fruitmarket Gallery
Hartley, whose work also features as the backdrop to Tim Crouch's... (continued)
archive review
★★★
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
Preview: An Audience with Ziggy Stardust's Sister
How boring was rock before Bowie metamorphosed into a peely-wally... (continued)
feature
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
William Kentridge @ Edinburgh Printmakers
Kentridge fuses elements of theatre and film with his own visual language
archive review
★★★
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
The Improverts
Its clichéd characters and weary recycling of stock gags only ... (continued)
archive review
★★★
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
Preview: Silent Disco
Silent Disco is surely the most intriguing innovation on the clubbing circuit
feature
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
Night Time
Fails to deliver any new insights on either fantasy or domestic v... (continued)
archive review
★★★
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
The Human Computer
The opening salvo of observation gags, aimed at both the dreaded ... (continued)
archive review
★★★
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
Tap Olé
Tap Ole creates something spectacular: a passionate, innovative ... (continued)
archive review
★★★★
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
Preview: Orkestra del Sol
During the festival, it can be easy to lose sight of the raucous ... (continued)
feature
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
Inside Private Lives
Skepticism and fear must be brushed aside to enjoy this curious a... (continued)
archive review
★★★
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
All Fall; All Falling
Written by Scottish playwright Edward Nammi and inspired by Pinte... (continued)
archive review
★★
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
Preview: Lau
The list of awards and accolades that have come the way of Lau's ... (continued)
feature
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
Preview: Emma Pollack
Following the amicable split of The Delgados in 2005, it was sugg... (continued)
feature
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
T on the Fringe
More than enough nuances and curveballs to keep most contingencies happy
feature
edinburgh
03 Aug 2007
Coffee?
A toxic brew of witless one-liners and misguided social commentary
archive review
★
edinburgh
02 Aug 2007
Adam Bloom: Look at me, Anybody!
Bloom, following a two year break, is back in Edinburgh with the ... (continued)
archive review
★★★★
edinburgh
02 Aug 2007
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