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Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Edinburgh Fringe: Nosferatu’s Shadow by Thom Dibdin

Clever: There is a delicate balance between information and entertainment, and between history and contemporary relevance, in Michael Daviot's Nosferatu's Shadow at Sweet Grassmarket.

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Monday, August 22, 2016

Gary Owen wins £10k James Tait Black Prize for Iphigenia in Splott by Thom Dibdin

Gary Owen’s one-woman monologue, Iphigenia in Splott, has won the £10,000 James Tait Black Prize for Drama. Produced by Sherman Cymru and directed by Rachel O’Riordan,�…

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Edinburgh Fringe: Cradle King by Thom Dibdin

Hugely involving: An outstanding display of acting is given by Robin Thomson, who is celebrating the 50th anniversary of his first professional appearance by reviving his 2003 performance as…

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Edinburgh Fringe: Robert Burns, Rough Cut by Thom Dibdin

Smooth: Revealing and emotional, Robert Burns: Rough Cut at the Storytelling Centre presents a thoroughly believable portrait of the poet.

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Edinburgh Fringe: Faslane by Thom Dibdin

Therapeutic: Jenna Watt’s affecting exploration of Trident in Faslane may never go nuclear, but her sympathetic approach to a complex issue restores some much-needed humanity to an increas…

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Saturday, August 20, 2016

Edinburgh Fringe: Bob by Thom Dibdin

Gleeful: Shamelessly broad and totally daft, Bob, Gin and Tonic Productions’ parodic take on Shakespeare at C Cubed, is decidedly hit-and-miss. However, it has enough enjoyment and anarchi…

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Edinburgh Fringe: Grant Stott’s Tales From Behind The Mic by Thom Dibdin

Broad, cheeky and deceptively carefully crafted, Grant Stott’s solo show Tales From Behind the Mic is a great success.

SOURCE: mytheatremates.com at 08:15AM

Edinburgh Fringe: The Lake of Dead Languages by Thom Dibdin

Underwhelming: Dealing with dark, mysterious happenings, The Lake of Dead Languages from Caduceus at the Royal Scots Club threatens to plunge into deep waters but does not get much beyond th…

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Friday, August 19, 2016

Edinburgh Fringe: Macbeth: Without Words. by Thom Dibdin

Bold: Fresh and experimental, the Ludens Ensemble’s reimagining of the Scottish play is an Expressionist fantasia of sound, projection and movement.

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Summerhall adds to Fringe First awards haul by Thom Dibdin

Summerhall’s domination of the awards at the Edinburgh Fringe continues with week two of the Fringe First prizes. Three of the seven awards given

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Thursday, August 18, 2016

Edinburgh Fringe: Black Comedy by Thom Dibdin

Fast-paced fun: Excellent comic timing is a feature of Arkle's extremely enjoyable Black Comedy at the Royal Scots Club.

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Edinburgh Fringe: The Collector by Thom Dibdin

Despite being well acted and staged with commitment, Arkle’s The Collector at the Royal Scots Club has only limited emotional impact.

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Edinburgh Fringe: Bin Heid by Thom Dibdin

Bin Heid, the second show of this year’s Traverse Breakfast Plays provides easy-on-the-brain, but nonetheless witty, entertainment – perfect for an early morning viewing.

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Edinburgh Fringe (junior review): Molly Whuppie by Thom Dibdin

Energetic: This was a very funny and energetic show that is very suitable for three to ten year olds but older people might like it.

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Edinburgh Fringe (junior review): Shark in the Park by Thom Dibdin

Lively: Shark in the Park is a lively show with songs for children.

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Edinburgh Fringe: 4D Cinema by Thom Dibdin

Lacks punchline: Mamoru Iriguchi’s creation 4D Cinema uses potentially genius technological techniques, but wastes it on 50 minutes of un-witty surrealism.

SOURCE: mytheatremates.com at 12:14PM

Edinburgh Fringe: The View From Castle Rock by Thom Dibdin

Stately: There is a classy and accomplished feel to The View from Castle Rock, the Book Festival’s collaboration with Stellar Quines.

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Edinburgh Fringe: A Royal Flush by Thom Dibdin

Consistently absurdist: A bundle of guaranteed, surreal comedy, but nothing unexpected or ground-breaking, Cat O’ Nine Tales’ A Royal Flush is a safe bet for an hour of humour at the Fri…

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Wednesday, August 17, 2016

Edinburgh Fringe: Prestwick Elvis by Thom Dibdin

Prestwick Elvis, by Swiftkick and New Celts at theSpace on the Mile, is a gently funny and unexpectedly sweet play that has a wide appeal.

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Edinburgh Fringe: My Romantic History by Thom Dibdin

Energetic, sharply funny and beautifully played, Hysterically Human and New Celts’ My Romantic History is an extremely entertaining production at theSpace on the Mile.

SOURCE: mytheatremates.com at 09:47AM

Edinburgh Fringe: I Am Yours by Thom Dibdin

There is no shortage of talent or effort in I Am Yours, presented by Thin Line and New Celts at theSpace on the Mile, but some odd choices and uncertain casting make for an uneven production.

SOURCE: mytheatremates.com at 09:23AM

Edinburgh Fringe: Some Voices by Thom Dibdin

Edgy and raw, but not always consistent, Some Voices from Spearhead Theatre and New Celts at theSpace on the Mile tackles difficult subject matters with humour and humanity.

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Tuesday, August 16, 2016

Edinburgh Fringe: Greater Belfast by Thom Dibdin

Evocative: Matt Regan is a true man-of-the-people in Greater Belfast, his moving lyric for a city that could be.

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Edinburgh International Festival: Wind Resistance by Thom Dibdin

A rare beauty: Lyrical, intelligent and completely compelling, Wind Resistance at the Lyceum Rehearsal Studio is a fascinating, thoughtful and entirely stunning piece.

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Edinburgh Fringe & HighTide: In Fidelity by Thom Dibdin

In Triguing: Combining a dating show, with an exploration on the scientific basis of love, In Fidelity at the Traverse is great fun and deceptively clever.

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Historic Herald Angels awards put on hold for Edinburgh 2016 by Thom Dibdin

Edinburgh awards scheme the Herald Angels has been put into abeyance for this year’s festival. Founded by newspaper The Herald in 1995,

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Edinburgh Fringe: Milk by Thom Dibdin

The premiere of Ross Dunsmore’s Milk at the Traverse Theatre is well acted and carefully staged. However, it never overcomes an unsatisfactory construction.

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Monday, August 15, 2016

Edinburgh International Festival: The Glass Menagerie by Thom Dibdin

Sultry: There is a taut emotional quality to John Tiffany's production of Tennessee Williams classic The Glass Menagerie at the King’s Theatre as part of the Edinburgh International Festiv…

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Sunday, August 14, 2016

Edinburgh Fringe: The Elephant Man by Thom Dibdin

There is a straightforward effectiveness to Fringe Management and Canny Creatures’ version of The Elephant Man at the Gilded Balloon that helps it overcome its comparative lack of inspirat…

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Edinburgh Fringe: Frankenstein by Thom Dibdin

Well acted but confusingly adapted, Frankenstein: In Darkness We Rise at the Gilded Ballon Wine Bar is an unsatisfying hour of theatre.

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Edinburgh Fringe: Glasgow Girls by Thom Dibdin

Energetic and driven, Glasgow Girls at the Assembly Hall has definite imperfections, but sweeps the audience along on a tide of politically charged fun.

SOURCE: mytheatremates.com at 07:38AM

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