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It’s a tough life being a Police Cop. In the final days of the Great War of the Machines, it’s tougher still being the orphaned son of the

Out of tiny acorns do mighty oaks grow, but not every acorn is destined to flourish so, even in the deep and sinister forests of Massachusetts where the

Viviene Stone, adored by the masses but not so much by her co-stars, Hollywood starlet of such classic hits Darling Daisy Do and That Bad Cat, dazzling, divine,

In a lonely upstairs Fringe venue off the Grassmarket, everyone can hear you laugh, as in her jumpsuit and Weyland Yutani patches Heather-Rose Andrews takes the stage in

At the apex of the food chain, the dominant life form on Earth, it is not the specific ability of the human form which has granted this position,

Tom Neenan is distraught; on Thursday 12th July, while at a service station, his girlfriend Hannah Elizabeth Willis vanished from his car while he was inside paying for

They have become something of a Fringe institution, or perhaps they just require institutionalised, the antics of the Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre returning to the Gilded Balloon

A frequent visitor to the Edinburgh Fringe discussing subjects as diverse as the universe, numbers, willpower, The Simpsons and pockets in women’s clothing, London based Australian comedian of

“Deep in the depths of Brentley Wood, a woman preys on the young and the good; listen close and you might hear, four friends alone scream out in

A confused man is blown onto a stage of white drapes and sparse mismatched furniture by the wind, questioning his identity, his purpose, his location; a companion arrives,