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Edinburgh festival: The Factory
Aug 20 2008:Pleasance Courtyard
By way of dramatising a historical atrocity, Badac Theatre commit a theatrical atrocity -
Aug 20 2008:
Soho, London
I may question the play's premise, but I enjoyed its execution, says Michael Billington -
Aug 19 2008:
Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh
This portrait of three women in an asylum is a record of grinding frustration - and fleeting tenderness, too, says Maxie Szalwinska -
Aug 19 2008:
Traverse, Edinburgh
It's vulgar, uncommon and inconsequential - and Brian Logan can't get this show out of his head -
Aug 18 2008:
Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
Nothing can be taken for granted in Claire MacDonald's slippery play, says Maddy Costa -
Aug 18 2008:
The Vault, Edinburgh
For a naughty toddler's guide to the history of the downtrodden, look no further, says Brian Logan -
Aug 18 2008:
Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh
There is testimony here from men and women from all ranks of the military, says Maxie Szalwinska -
Aug 18 2008:
Underbelly, Edinburgh
Yes, it's silly, but Nick Blakeley's impeccably acted production brushes all objections aside, says Maddy Costa -
Aug 18 2008:
From the archive: August 18 1947 'The Linden Tree', at the Duchess Theatre, finds Mr. Priestley still thumping the topical
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Aug 18 2008:
King's Theatre/The Hub, Edinburgh
This Polish production of Sarah Kane's play makes for thrilling theatre, thinks Michael Billington -
Aug 17 2008:
Theatre: Alistair McGowan is neurotic composer Vernon Gersch, thrown together with 'flaky' lyricist Sonia Walsk (Connie Fisher) to write a few hits
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Aug 17 2008:
Perfect mimicry of Edith Piaf is not enough to rescue a skinny little play, but Gigi supplies that missing ooh-la-la
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Aug 17 2008:
Edinburgh festival: Theatre roundup
Two Irish writers provide urgent new drama with gripping tales of a Fifties time warp and a bloody trio says Katie Toms -
Aug 16 2008:
Regent's Park Open Air, London
Thank heavens for good casting, says Michael Billington -
Aug 15 2008:
Udderbelly's Cow Barn, Edinburgh
Brian Logan is bulldozed by a remarkable exercise in self-mythologising
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