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8 September 2021
Introducing Sa'ra's protest pop
Sa’ra Charismata’s LIFE IS NOT ABOUT CONTROL is a strong, feel good pop tune in true Swedish fashion. Charismata describes it as a celebration of life, but one which also warns of its pitfalls.
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8 September 2021
Poetica's Passenger: avant garde sensuality
Leonard Cohen, Patti Smith, John Lee Hooker - what do all these fantastic artists have in common? They’ve all inspired the latest work from Rachael Sage - a separate spoken word and avant garde jazz project which goes by Poetica.
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8 September 2021
Haven't heard of Rykho yet? You wil.
RYKHO is a Canadian recording artist who has been steadily making waves on the international dance scene over the last few years.
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7 September 2021
Cassa Jackson Returns With 'Wish I Didn't Care'
Cassa Jackson returns with a new personal record 'Wish I Didn't Care' tackling her struggle with jealousy.
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7 September 2021
Review: White Smoke by Tiffany D. Jackson
White Smoke is a nail-biting YA psychological thriller and a modern take on the classic haunted house story.
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7 September 2021
Review: Good Talk by Mira Jacob
The graphic novel Good Talk is a deeply moving yet hilarious memoir, which attempts to answer some of life’s most difficult questions.
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6 September 2021
Review: Wide Awake Festival 2021
The South London music scene has become synonymous with harboring some of the most forward-thinking artists in the UK. Wide Awake is a celebration of the scene, and in the event's first ever outing, proved itself as a mainstay for years to come.
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6 September 2021
Review: SUGAR
Mabel Thomas’ one-woman show is as compelling as it is disquieting.
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6 September 2021
Review: As British As a Watermelon
Mandla Rae introspectively explores their thought processes in a video performance. They depict life as a refugee from Zimbabwe, and how family dynamic, local systemic racism, and identity confusion intertwine and have made them who they are today.
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6 September 2021
Review: Sh!tfaced Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing
A group of classically trained actors performing Much Ado About Nothing is not necessarily anything too unique. However, in this unconventional show, one such actor is royally drunk – and hilarity ensues.
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3 September 2021
Review: Hysteria: A Post-Apocalyptic Cabaret
The Aberdeen-based queer feminist collective take the Edinburgh International Book Festival by storm.
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3 September 2021
Review: Every Dollar is a Soldier/With Money You're a Dragon
A multimedia, virtual gallery that the viewer explores through a 3D gaming-based experience, Every Dollar is a Soldier/With Money You’re a Dragon is a unique, collaborative piece of art with unfortunate technical issues
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1 September 2021
Review: Coming Out, Going Out
Jeremy Atherton Lin discusses gay bars, unreliable non-fiction narration, and his debut book at the Edinburgh International Book Festival.
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1 September 2021
Review: Isabelle Farah’s Ellipsis
Deeply personal and conscious of its own format, Farah’s Ellipsis opens up the symbiotic relationship between audience and comic in this stand-up show that uses her own experiences to criticise British society’s grief culture
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1 September 2021
Review: Screensaver Series
Janine Harrington’s dance piece hypnotizes and entrances in a homage to screensaver programmes.
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31 August 2021
Review: The Crypt Virtual Art Museum
The Crypt is an art museum for the digital age, featuring an array of multidisciplinary works, all housed in this new virtual environment.
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31 August 2021
Review: Basil Brush Unleashed Vol 2
Basil Brush is back at the Edinburgh Fringe bringing a sequel to his previously sold-out adult show back in 2019
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31 August 2021
for KING & COUNTRY return with RELATE
for KING & COUNTRY have returned with an anthem of positivity and empathy, the euphoric RELATE.