Alistair McGowan visibly has one eye on the audience as we filter... (continued)

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In 1988, a young British man named Mirza Tahir Hussein was senten... (continued)

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Dubious efforts to produce new hits fail to take the sheen off an... (continued)

Leave your worries in the Pleasance Courtyard and enter into Ligh... (continued)

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Back at the Fringe after a well-received 2008 debut, Clever Peter... (continued)

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Deliciously misanthropic, this must be Richardson's most proficient show yet