fri 19/04/2024

David Kettle

Articles By David Kettle

Edinburgh Fringe 2022 reviews: Temping / Work.txt

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Edinburgh Fringe 2022 reviews: Every Word was Once an Animal / Tim Crouch: Truth’s a Dog Must to Kennel

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Edinburgh Fringe 2022 reviews: The Last Return / Psychodrama / Exodus

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Burn, Edinburgh International Festival 2022 review - bold, risky, sometimes baffling

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Edinburgh Fringe 2022 reviews: Boy / Intruder|Intruz

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Edinburgh Fringe 2021: Screen 9

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Edinburgh Fringe 2021: Still

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Edinburgh Fringe 2021: Fear of Roses / Myra's Story

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Edinburgh Fringe 2021: Doppler

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Edinburgh Fringe 2021: Tunnels / Dandelion

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Edinburgh Fringe 2019 review: How Not to Drown

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Edinburgh Fringe 2019 review: Arabella Weir - Does My Mum Loom Big In This?

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Edinburgh International Festival 2019 review: Total Immediate Collective Imminent Terrestrial Salvation

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Edinburgh International Festival 2019 review: Roots

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Edinburgh Fringe 2019 reviews: Darren McGarvey AKA Loki: Scotland Today / Scottee: Class

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Edinburgh Fringe 2019 reviews: Sea Sick / Vigil / When the Birds Come

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