Review: EDINBURGH 2024: BAD CLOWNS: HOSTAGE, Gilded Balloon Patter House
Bad Clowns: HOSTAGE, starring John Bond, Christian Dart and Sam Wells does not actually begin with bad clowns.
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Bad Clowns: HOSTAGE, starring John Bond, Christian Dart and Sam Wells does not actually begin with bad clowns.
A production full of laughter and promise.
Creator and Choreographer Gane, was influenced by the history of lighthouses in Scotland, the survival of the natural world and climate change.
Sandra Hanschitz & Joel Beierer perform in IIIII - The Art of Letting Go at The Underbelly Circus Hub on The Meadows at The Beauty, a circus show showcasing the Cyr wheel.
Jordan Tweddle is a fool to fall in love with.
These three are masters of manipulation, and they have us in the palm of their hand.
Hoult is a superb character comedian, well known for ‘star of stage and screen’ Anna Mann.
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Lil Wenker is a London-based, Gaulier trained clown from Minnesota and the co-founder of Chekhov’s Gum.
I Wish My Life Were Like a Musical by Alexander S.
Colin Cloud, sits blindfolded on centre stage in a luxurious armchair, calm and emanating mystery.
Tom Brace: The Ride 4D opens with Brace bounding onto the stage, setting up the premise for the hour of magic and dreams.
Fairburn fulfils the show’s title by appearing in a fabulous sequin jumpsuit and fluorescent tassels, entering to warm and rapturous applause.
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Written by Somebody Jones, the piece explores the relationship a black woman has with swimming, and how she overcomes her fear to access the water.
Fans of the Gossip Girl TV adaptation may recognise the show’s writer, Todd Almond, as he sits down at the piano.
We hear a crash of thunder and two caped figures run into the centre of the Roundabout Theatre to escape from the rain.
After a sold-out 2022 show at the Traverse, celebrated comedian ALOK returns to Edinburgh with an introspective solo show challenging traditional ideas of beauty, gender and identity.
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland brings Tasha Gordon-Solomon and Faye Chiao's new play Fountain of You to the Fringe, diving deep into the perils of female ageism.
“Being queer is the best, right?” In Kathrine Payne’s debut solo show plewds, all is not as it seems.
A love story.
Rat Mass is, not surprisingly, exactly what the title says it is - a ritual in honour of rats.
When We Were Young takes the audience back to 1990s Glasgow where gang culture was at its worst and takes them on a nostalgic and emotional rollercoaster, as they follow the lives of one of the many young teams who polluted the street corners of the city.
Oran Mor are pleased to bring back, due to popular demand, their hit show ‘A Bottle of Wine & Patsy Cline’! This show tells her life story and the songs that made her a legend!
Seeking Representation takes audience members on a journey to Hollywood with Carlin, who, with a guide on how to make it in the city that she found in the back of a car, is ready to be a star.
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