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Insomniac's Fable

Meet Emma Lister, Co-Creator of EdFringe’s ‘Insomniac’s Fable’

August 20, 2023

all aboard at termination station

‘All Aboard! At Termination Station’ Is A Hilarious Yet Moving Show About Abortion: Review

August 20, 2023

the society for new cuisine

Meet Chris Fung, Writer and Performer Of EdFringe’s ‘The Society for New Cuisine’

August 19, 2023

image for a couple of humans

Meet Riikka and Antti Puumalainen, Creators And Performers of EdFringe’s ‘A Couple Of Humans’

August 18, 2023

Karim Khan, winner of the 2022 popcorn writing award

Longlist Announced For Popcorn Writing Award 2023

August 18, 2023

semblance of a woman

A Beautiful and Sapphic Play: ‘Semblance of a Woman’ Review

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August 16, 2023

‘Breed or Bust’ is an Intimate and Insightful Exploration of Womanhood

August 16, 2023

‘Kathy And Stella Solve A Murder’ Is Criminally Funny And Self-Aware: Review

‘Kathy And Stella Solve A Murder’ Is Criminally Funny And Self-Aware: Review

August 16, 2023

‘Mrs President’ is an Evocative Study of Mary Todd Lincoln’s Harrowing History: Review

August 15, 2023

strategic love play

‘Strategic Love Play’ Has A Brand-New Perspective On Online Dating: Review

August 13, 2023

‘Mystery House’ Offers A Refreshing And Uniquely Personal Twist to A Well-Known Ghost Story: Review

August 12, 2023

‘Vincent – His Quest to Love and Be Loved’ Paints Vincent Van Gogh In A New Light: Review

August 11, 2023

Meet Alexandra Spencer-Jones, Director of EdFringe’s ‘Upstart! Shakespeare’s Rebel Daughter Judith’

August 11, 2023

‘Train Lord’ is a Frank and Moving Exploration of Chronic Pain and Rediscovery: Review

August 10, 2023

a funeral for my friend who is still alive

‘A Funeral for My Friend Who Is Still Alive’ Offers a Sensitive Portrait of Farewell and Oppression: Review

August 9, 2023

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