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The War

Epic. Captivating. Spellbinding. It is very easy to run out of superlatives to describe Vladimir Pankov’s The War, which forms part of the 2014 Edinbu...
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The James Plays

A gigantic sword pierces the stage in each of the three instalments that form The James Plays series. However, thesword’s appearance varies in each of...
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Ganesh Versus The Third Reich

“Some of us identify with being outsiders. Some of us don’t. We wonder: what would we be outside of?” This extract is taken from the mission sta...
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The Sonneteer

Shakespeare’s sonnets have often been severely neglected in comparison to his plays, despite the fact that it is possible to view them as dramatic mon...
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One Man Breaking Bad

In this one-man marathon, One Man Breaking Bad, Miles Allen extracts the powerfully original characters that form the hit television series and weaves...
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The Edinburgh Literary Pub

If you wish to escape the often stationary spectatorship role that comes with attending the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the Edinburgh Literary Pub Tour...
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Paradise Lost

In the 17th century, John Milton published his ten-book epic, which recounts the fall of Satan, the creation of the world, and the fall of Adam and Ev...
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In the Vale of Health

Four separate plays. Four interlocking plays. The same play performed four ways. To assign In the Vale of Health a succinct description is a challe...
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Martine

There isn’t one moment of your life you recall with special tenderness? Martine is Jean-Jacques Bernard’s most famous play. Set between 1920 and 19...