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Eight Edinburgh Fringe shows critics loved most – and there's still time to see them (opens the original)
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Here are the productions given five stars by The Herald's critics that you still have time to see at the Edinburgh Fringe Dracula: Lucy’s Dream (Image: Christophe Raynaud de Lage) Nothing prepares you for the fever dream you are about to witness. It is an interpretation of the dark moment in Bram Stoker’s Dracula that is left to the reader’s imagination. Plexus Polaire takes viewers into Lucy’s dream, as desire, fear and psychosis begin to blur together. With only a few words spoken during the p
Reviewed: Scotland's top critics reveal 35 best Edinburgh Fringe shows to see next (opens the original)
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Rebecca Biscuit and Louise Mothersole in Evita Too (Image: Ali Wright) (Image: Ali Wright) Don’t be fooled by the naked roller-skating that opens Sh!t Theatre’s latest rad-fem riot of a show. Beyond the untethered Starlight Express tribute of this freewheeling prologue, the harmonious duo of Rebecca Biscuit and Louise Mothersole who make up what is more a way of life than a theatre company serve up what is likely to be one of the most incisive political histories to grace the Edinburgh stage thi
Why you should sign up for The Herald's Edinburgh Festivals Diary newsletter (opens the original)
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Here's why you should sign up for our Edinburgh Festivals Diary newsletter, delivered straight to your inbox daily at 7pm The Edinburgh festivals can be exhilarating, overwhelming and full of last-minute discoveries. Whether you are planning a packed Fringe schedule, choosing one standout Edinburgh International Festival show, or simply want to keep up with the stories, people and performances shaping the city each day, The Herald’s daily Edinburgh Festivals Diary newsletter is here to help. Del
One of cinema's most memorable 1980s romantics returns in inventive Fringe comedy (opens the original)
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Ever wondered what happened to a beloved 1980s teen movie character? Dennis Trainor Jr takes on the persona of Lloyd Dobler from the 1989 Cameron Crowe film Say Anything to find out how the the idealistic teenager, played by John Cusack originally, is coping in his mid-50s. Directed by Olivier Award winner Guy Masterson, Trainor Jr. takes on the role of a 56-year-old Lloyd. In The Tao of Lloyd, this version of Dobler has been in a failed Strokes-adjacent rock band, joined the US Army, served in
Edinburgh festivals 2026: The Heraldâs must-read guide to worldâs biggest arts event (opens the original)
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The worldâs biggest arts festival returns to Edinburgh this Friday, and The Herald will be at the heart of it â bringing readers authoritative, insightful and unmissable coverage. With our special offer, readers can enjoy unlimited access to all Edinburgh Festival coverage â and our wider arts journalism â with a digital subscription offer of just £20 for 12 months: Click here for more info Leading the team is Arts Correspondent Brian Ferguson, whose reporting has helped define Scotland
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