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Edinburgh previews: Seann Walsh & Alfie Brown

- 20 July 2016

A firm favourite, Seann Walsh has the practiced assurance of a seasoned comedy veteran – slipping...

- 19 July 2016

If you thought you knew Charlie Chaplin, ‘Chaplin’ showed a very different side to the...

- 19 July 2016

A mere 28 years after, as a fresh faced 21-year-old deployed to Las Vegas with...

- 19 July 2016

The BPO’s chamber music summer series continued with a such a high quality programme that...

- 15 July 2016

I was only two years old when Brighton’s own George Dillon premiered this trio of...

- 14 July 2016

Three weeks to go before the Edinburgh Fringe starts and some real comedy gold was...

- 14 July 2016

Blithe Spirit is Noel Coward’s classic comedy about spooky goings on among the middle classes....

- 14 July 2016

Widely acknowledged as being at the forefront of Seattle’s late 80’s grunge scene, the four...

- 12 July 2016

Now an annual attraction on Madeira Drive, Kid Creole’s show transcended the ’80s revival scene...

- 12 July 2016

What could be more comforting than a good old fashioned murder mystery. I love a...

- 8 July 2016

A comedy of errors, confusion, love, social posturing, and the importance of a name. Oscar...

- 3 July 2016

The season began with John Ireland’s expansive ‘Phantasie Trio’, full of rich tunes and dreamy...