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Lady ADHD
★★★★ Blaire Postman’s odyssey of hyper fixations and giant post it boards is far more finessed that it seems on the surface. And that’s kind of the point, we as…
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3rd Neurodiverse Review Awards – The Nominees
We are very pleased to announce our NOMINEES in 7 categories, each championing neurodivergent and disabled creatives at the Edinburgh Fringe. (A further 3 categories will be announced on the…
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Why am I (still) Like This?
★★★★ A mile-a-minute autobiography performed with her entire heart, Nicole Nadler deftly tells us more about her life both pre and post 'Why am I like this' (her first Edfringe hit!) in the language…
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QuickFire Questions: Kavin Jay
Why did you make this show? To show the struggles of growing up in an Asian family where unsolicited advice is part of the norm. What is the part of…
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Ashley Gutermuth is Hard to Pronounce
★★★★★ Even though Edinburgh includes the West-End, the idea of venturing toward the New Town, puts off many a punter. Cut to, me running down back alleys trying to find…
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Robin Ince – Weapons of Empathy
★★★★★ Before the show even starts, Ince is buzzing about the stage in an excitable frenzy. Handing out cards with the request to ‘write down any books that made you…