Voicebox: Edinburgh Fringe
Every year since 2014 we have been travelling up to the Scottish capital every August to review the largest arts festival in the world.
This is where all the content we've created over the years gets filed. This Voicebox contains reviews, interviews, opinion pieces and blogs. Enjoy!
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News
21 August 2015Voice went to Edinburgh Festival Fringe
View NewsThanks for having us Edinburgh, it was emotional.
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Feature
20 August 2015Pick of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015
View FeatureWe return from our third stint at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with the second award for the best shows we saw during our time there. Ladies and gentlemen, this is our Pick of the Fringe.
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Blog
20 August 2015Venue 13: Working the Fringe (part two)
View BlogThis second blog instalment comes to you from a teal blue portacabin-box-office outside venue 13, at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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Review
19 August 2015Oh Là Là! Starring Isabelle Georges
View ReviewEnchanting, captivating, but marred by the speakers.
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19 August 2015Gay Furnish: Flirt Coach
View ReviewWant to see what accidental vulgarity looks like? Watch this show!
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19 August 2015Kyle Kinane: Ghost Pizza Party
View ReviewThe best stand up comedian of my fringe experience
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19 August 2015One Day When We Were Young by Nick Payne
View ReviewTwo Lovers, World War Two, a Time Warp and hearts breaking everywhere. No, this isn't a Dr Who episode.
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17 August 2015Ed Gamble: Lawman
View ReviewThis young comedian takes it up another level as he dazzles us with his jokes.
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17 August 2015Pierre Novellie is Anxious Peter
View ReviewEnglish humours with a South African accent
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16 August 2015John Lloyd: Emperor of the Prawns
View ReviewPhilosophical exchange meets stand-up with this post-lunch time lecture.
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16 August 2015Michael J. Dolan: Miserable Guts
View ReviewWhat's in a name? That which we call miserable, by any other name, would still be as miserable.
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16 August 2015Chris Cook: Truth or Dare
View ReviewComedy and Magic are two things that Chris Cook does quite well, which is good, because that is in a sentence, the crux of his show.
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Review
16 August 2015Storyteller Storyteller
View ReviewWibble flibdy norp? Flooby dooby doopalala. Wiki plalaloo? Labananas.
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16 August 2015Ian Smith - Whereabouts
View ReviewA very funny hour of random and well-considered comedy.
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16 August 2015Showstopper! The Improvised Musical!
View ReviewSimply stupendous, there is nothing here to not like!
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16 August 2015Nish Kumar: Long Word... Long Word... Blah Blah Blah... I'm so Clever
View ReviewI am White Nish, which is certainly a compliment!
