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Duska Radosavljevic writes on a kids' show where "natural, mythical and comical creatures morph into each other with as little as a wave of a pen."
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A chorus and a sisterhood: Hannah Greenstreet on Nouveau Riché's poetic exploration of misogynoir.
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A surfeit of bluster: Tom Moyser writes on an overblown homage to Lovecraft.
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Both old-fashioned and futuristic: Lilith Wozniak writes on an atmospheric staging of Samuel Butler's 19th century science fiction novel.
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Gentle and gently devastating: Hannah Greenstreet writes on Jessica Butcher's exploration of a mother-daughter relationship.
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There is a serious gap in the magic circle regarding Slytherin representation: Francesca Peschier reviews a show by the Sherlock Holmes of magicians.
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One woman and an elf: Rosemary Waugh reviews a Finnish play about the sauna.
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A conversation: Brendan Macdonald reviews Ad Infinitum's new show about fatherhood.
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Unmoored: Crystal Bennes reviews a play loosely based on Hopscotch by Julio Cortázar.
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Chris McCormack reviews Martin McDonagh's bleak comedy about 'pioneering gravediggers, alcoholic priests and corrupt police'.
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Flight is a 'perfectly programmed high-art theme park ride.'
The post Edinburgh Review: Flight at Summerhall appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
What Girls Are Made Of looks back on a teenage brush with stardom with adult wisdom and a 90s soundtrack.
The post Edinburgh Review: What Girls Are Made Of at Traverse appeared first on Exeu…
Gravity and Other Myths' new physical theatre piece Backbone showcases the beauty of working together.
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Hannah Greenstreet writes on Lydia Larson's hilarious monologue about "the fantasy lives we build to survive".
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Reclaiming a poet: Rosemary Waugh reviews Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's new play about Emilia Bassano.
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Visual richness: Hannah Greenstreet writes on the images of Breach Theatre's show, which dramatises the story of baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi.
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Pickle Jar is a one-woman show about rape culture, grief, and misplaced guilt.
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Half Moon Shania is a punk show about young women trying to contort themselves into a shape besides sexiness.
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Simon Longman's new play highlights the cyclical bleakness of village life.
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Sisyphus with a shitty cell phone: Nicole Serratore reviews Eve Nicol's play about modern relationships.
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Om nom nom nom nom: Tom Moyser reviews Mamoru Iriguchi's show for children.
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The elephant in the room: Freddie Machin reviews Nick Mohammed's alter ego Mr Swallow, back with an old-school magic show.
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Natalie Palamides' Nate is a bonkers clown show about an all-American macho man who is more than he appears.
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One-man show Garry Starr Performs Everything features a talented actor and a bit of showing off.
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Warmly chaotic: Ava Davies reviews Ell Potter and Mary Higgins' show about bodies.
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