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The Wee Review
theweereview.com > interview > sasha-nezlobin

Sasha Nezlobin

6+ hour, 11+ min ago   (733+ words) ‘I love how my English comedy makes my Russian comedy better, and vice versa’. Sasha Nezlobin tells us about his debut Fringe show, ‘I’m Fine’ Can you tell us about ‘I’m Fine’? ‘I’m Fine’ is a show about how you…...

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theweereview.com > interview > maia-tassalini

Maia Tassalini

6+ hour, 11+ min ago   (591+ words) ‘I love taking something that feels enormous and cultural and filtering it through one very specific perspective’. Maia Tassalini tells us about her debut Fringe hour, ‘I Was 22 and Stunning’ Can you tell us about ‘I Was 22 and Stunning’? For…...

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theweereview.com > interview > freddie-meredith

Freddie Meredith

8+ hour, 38+ min ago   (582+ words) ‘I’m fascinated by the distance between who people think they are and how they’re actually coming across’. Freddie Meredith talks about his debut Fringe hour, ‘Need a Light?’ Can you tell us about ‘Need a Light’? ‘Need a Light’ is…...

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theweereview.com > review > a-great-night-out

A Great Night Out

11+ hour, 5+ min ago   (350+ words) An outstanding dress rehearsal for the newly refurbished community theatre of Edinburgh It’s nearly four years since the Old Lady of Leven Street, the King’s Theatre, shut its doors for a major refurb and the city has palpably felt its…...

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theweereview.com > interview > crybabies

Crybabies – The Wee Review | Scotland's arts and culture magazine

1+ day, 5+ hour ago   (1245+ words) ‘We try to make it feel like you’re watching a film.’ Crybabies tell us about their third Fringe show, ‘The Scaring’ Can you tell us about ‘The Scaring’? Michael: ‘The Scaring’ is a comedy horror show from Crybabies. It’s our…...

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theweereview.com > interview > from-wips-in-glasgow-to-full-on-at-the-fringe

From WIPs in Glasgow to Full-On at the Fringe!

1+ day, 10+ hour ago   (1107+ words) Rebecca Bain chats to some of the acts bringing some of their Glasgow shows to the Fringe Here are some choice acts who geared up at the GICF who are heading to the capital this August! Indecision seems to inform…...

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theweereview.com > review > wild-gods-the-glorious-abysmal

Wild Gods The Glorious Abysmal

3+ day, 6+ hour ago   (139+ words) An eerie reckoning of an album ‘Hilda of Klint’, named for the pioneering abstract artist, is a tense nine minutes of slow-burning minimalism. The fiddle and guitar run in concentric circles, only flanked by distant vocals that do little to…...

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theweereview.com > interview > broccan-tyzack-carlin

Bróccán Tyzack-Carlin

1+ week, 13+ hour ago   (554+ words) ‘It’s already a successful Fringe because the walls are made out of bricks!’ Bróccán Tyzack-Carlin tells us about his debut Fringe stand-up hour, ‘Good News! It’s Been Destroyed’ Can you tell us about ‘Good News! It’s Been Destroyed’? This show…...

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theweereview.com > review > garbage

Garbage – The Wee Review | Scotland's arts and culture magazine

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (380+ words) A homecoming charged with gratitude, celebration and remembrance A steady mist moved through Edinburgh on Saturday evening, softening the edges of the city as thousands gathered beneath the Castle walls to celebrate more than three decades of Garbage. The Strathendrick…...

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theweereview.com > review > panda-bear-sonic-boom-a-of-when

Panda Bear & Sonic Boom A? of WHEN

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (117+ words) A breezy second album for these psychedelic kindred spirits Cowboy blues (‘Pray To You’), stoner funk (‘Be The Bridge’) and even a gorgeous Rubber Soul-era ballad (‘Somethin’ That Lasts’) show Boom and Bear’s commitment to taking something pre-loved and repurposing…...