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Voice MagPosts Tagged: edfringe19
  • Review Life. In Hong Kong
    30 August 2019

    Life. In Hong Kong

    by Jane Link

    Director Tang Wai-kit, the first Hong Kong student of mime master Marcel Marceau, offers this year’s fringe distressing theatre that uses mime to explore trials and tribulations experienced by his compatriots

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  • Review Henry Box Brown: A Musical Journey
    29 August 2019

    Henry Box Brown: A Musical Journey

    by Jane Link

    The shining black musical that brings to this year's fringe the radical story of an 1850s Virginia slave who mails himself to freedom in a box 

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  • Review Sorry, Harriet Tubman
    23 August 2019

    Sorry, Harriet Tubman

    by Jane Link

    An effortlessly endearing stand-up about everything, from meeting Michelle Obama to struggling with cowgirl, that also manages to touch on what is wrong with black excellence

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  • Review OUT
    21 August 2019

    OUT

    by Jane Link

    OUT by Rachael Young is an extremely powerful physical meditation on the painful, and productive, relationship between blackness and queerness

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  • Interview Interview with Saskia Preston
    21 August 2019

    Interview with Saskia Preston

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    "Most shows go unnoticed - be prepared for that or fight it with cash."

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  • Interview Interview with Alex Gwyther
    14 August 2019

    Interview with Alex Gwyther

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    "I don’t look through newspapers and decide to write something. If an idea hits me like a ten ton of bricks and I need to drop everything to tell this story then I know it’s something important."

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  • Interview Interview with Jennifer Irons, writer and performer of Yukon Ho! (Tall Tales from the Great White North)
    14 August 2019

    Interview with Jennifer Irons, writer and performer of Yukon Ho! (Tall Tales from the Great White North)

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    "Growing up in an isolated mining community there wasn’t much to see in terms of arts. Every Christmas the Nutcracker would be on CBC television and Mikail Baryshnikov was (still is) INCREDIBLE. Watch that man move. He’s unreal."

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  • Review Rhys Nicholson – Nice People Nice Things Nice Situations
    14 August 2019

    Rhys Nicholson – Nice People Nice Things Nice Situations

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    Nice.

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  • Review 21: Memories of Growing Up
    12 August 2019

    21: Memories of Growing Up

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    Emotional and captivating whilst being an important and accessible oral history archive. It explores intensely individual and personal stories whilst also commenting on our diverse and wonderful 21st-century society.

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  • Review The Nights by Henry Naylor
    12 August 2019

    The Nights by Henry Naylor

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    The show is moving, emotional, tear-inducing and gripping from start to finish. Go see it.

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  • Review Voldemort and the Teenage Hogwarts Musical Parody
    12 August 2019

    Voldemort and the Teenage Hogwarts Musical Parody

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    It is a wizarding-world extravaganza, flourished with unforgivable curses, witty humour and muggle-worthy entertainment. A must see for Harry Potter fans. 

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  • Review Whose Line Is It Anyway?
    12 August 2019

    Whose Line Is It Anyway?

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    A long running show that is still exciting, inventive, fresh faced and hilarious as ever

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  • Review Phil Cornwell: Alackadaddy
    12 August 2019

    Phil Cornwell: Alackadaddy

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    Incoherant and confused, ultimately Alackadaddy failed to deliver and masked Cornwell's usual brilliance.

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  • Review The Delightful Sausage: Ginster's Paradise
    11 August 2019

    The Delightful Sausage: Ginster's Paradise

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    Funny, ridiculous and ultimately observant, the double-act delight audiences with their parody of holiday paradise. 

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  • Review Detour: A Show About Changing Your Mind
    11 August 2019

    Detour: A Show About Changing Your Mind

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    A show that shares that it’s ok to change your mind as many times as you want. Raw, emotional yet funny and comedic, Dinerman invites you into her life story and rollercoaster journey to where she is now, a natural stand-up comedian.

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  • Review Searchers
    11 August 2019

    Searchers

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    It is energetic, electric, empathetic, explorative and fronted by an incredible vocalist, talented actor and rock performer.

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  • Interview Interview with Theo Moore, Red Biscuit Theatre
    11 August 2019

    Interview with Theo Moore, Red Biscuit Theatre

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    Red Biscuit Theatre have created a delightful reimagining of a classic childhood story, and are taking The Very Well-Fed Caterpillar up to Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

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  • Review Hardeep Singh Kohli: It's Hard to Be Deep
    10 August 2019

    Hardeep Singh Kohli: It's Hard to Be Deep

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    A show with a message, but it gets lost in transmission

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