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Between irony and evil: Javaad Alipoor's performance delves into the many-tentacled world of online communities.
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Guts and glitter: Tracey Sinclair reviews the touring production of Harvey Fierstein and Jerry Herman's musical.
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Diabolical depths: Geoff Mills discovers the depravity of man in this 21st Century take on an Edgar Allan Poe story.
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Agree or disagree? William Drew reviews Rob Drummond's new play that gives the audience the chance to vote.
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The pains of growing old: Amy Borsuk reviews Nancy Meckler's production of King Lear.
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'Lushly, transportingly poetic...' Joy Martin has her heart broken at Luke Wright's powerful solo performance.
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Modern miseries and contemporary unrest: Chris McCormack reviews a new take on Georg Büchner's Woyzeck.
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Not the most exciting soiree... Chris McCormack sets up a party he'd rather not attend in bluemouth inc's immersive experience.
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Another portrait of the artist: Rosemary Waugh reviews Alan Franks' new play about Lucian Freud.
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Figs in Wigs are back at the fringe this week. Here's Rachel Porter on why being part of a non-hierarchical girl gang is the perfect way to survive Edinburgh.
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On the nose: Rosemary Waugh reviews Alan Harris's Cardiff-based play featuring Billy the Seal.
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Well-meaning but clumsily delivered: Ka Bradley reviews Cirkus Cirkör's new work inspired by the migrant crisis.
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A ghost story: Kate Wyver reviews Barrel Organ's new show about emotional and financial debt.
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Katharine Kavanagh on BoonDog Theatre's show about communication and the relationship between humans and animals.
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Lost in translation: Chris McCormack finds muddled meanings in Romantika's adaption of Tomas Tranströmer's poetry.
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'Profound' might be taking it too far... Rosemary Waugh reviews Seongbukdong Beedoolkee's retelling of Medea featuring plastic weapons and pop culture.
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Jordan G. Teacher finds some satisfying challenges in Series A of the festival.
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Hannah Greenstreet reviews What if the plane falls out of the sky?, The Soft Subject, and A Super Happy Story (About Feeling Super Sad) at the Edinburgh Fringe 2017.
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Dream big, my son: Chris McCormack sees Trygve Wakenshaw take to the stage with a co-star toddler.
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Simon Gwynn reviews Abigail Hood's new play about childhood abuse and running away from home.
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"The most fun hour at the fringe": Lilith Wozniak on why there's nothing dicey about this epic Dungeons & Dragons game.
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The world had been sad since Tuesday: Rosemary Waugh reviews Lara Foot's new play about bipolar disorder and love.
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Lovely in the purest sense of the word: Lauren Mooney reviews Zoe Cooper's fresh and exciting love story.
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Illusions and worship: Chris McCormack reviews an acrobatic take on Fritz Lang's Metropolis.
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Wonderfully offbeat and political: Hannah Greenstreet on Sisters Grimm's queer-feminist satire of nationalism and colonialism.
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