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Bone House
By Ed Ballard, published 18 August 2009
There's a new serial killer on the block, says Eugene Crowley, a creepy "mind-hunter" from the "Southern United States". We should all watch out, he s...
Bongo Club Cabaret
By Lewis Porteous, published 09 August 2009
Hosted by the authentically decadent Dusty Limits, Bongo Club Cabaret serves as an incestuous showcase for a rotating bill of “desperately poor ...
Bourgeois & Maurice: Social Work
By Chris McCall, published 08 August 2009
“One thing we’ve learned about sex,” the magnificently dressed Bourgeois purrs silkily, “is that it often leads to offspring.&...
Boy Done Good
By Junta Sekimori, published 03 August 2009
For the punter, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe should be about taking a punt – meeting the people who are truly on the fringe, the unknowns who h...
Boy in Darkness
By Junta Sekimori, published 16 August 2009
Mervyn Peake’s Gormenghast trilogy has been described as a fantasy of manners. It depicts a world governed by an absurd yet ironically familiar ...
Bramble
By Jess Winch, published 04 August 2009
Located down a small set of stairs on the corner of Queen Street, Bramble is easy to miss if you don’t know where to look. But this tiny bar is ...
Brazilian Fever
By Hannah Atkinson, published 18 August 2009
Trying to bring the spirit of Rio De Janeiro to a dingy Edinburgh cabaret bar was always likely to end in tears. Particularly when that spirit takes t...
Brian Gittins: Roadside Cafe Owner
By Tom Hackett, published 08 August 2009
“Knock knock! Who’s there? Linford Christie. Ooh, that’s a nice surprise!” As jokes go, it’s not the punchiest, but the...
Bridget Christie: My Daily Mail Hell
By Hannah Atkinson, published 20 August 2009
<!-- @page { size: 21cm 29.7cm; margin: 2cm } P { margin-bottom: 0.21cm } --> You'd think that working in the Daily Mail&rsquo...
Britain's Best Mates
By Rose Wilkinson, published 11 August 2009
The repetitive clip of music which plays over and over ad nauseam as the house lights dim for this show bodes ill, and accurately, for what is to foll...
Broken Holmes
By Andrew Chadwick, published 13 August 2009
"I can solve this case, and what's more, I can do it zonked off my tits on opium because that's how good I am" proclaims Sherlock Holmes. The more as...
Broken Records
By Chris McCall, published 05 August 2009
The story of Edinburgh’s Broken Records is already becoming well worn; but for those still unfamiliar with the band, here are the basics. There...
Broken Records
By Lee Bunce, published 19 August 2009
This was always going to be something very special. Putting the majestic Broken Records in the grand, atmospheric surroundings of the Queens Hall made...
Burn
By Frank Lazarski, published 18 August 2009
Loosely based upon Jean Paul Sartre’s No Exit, Burn is a play about sin, religion and man’s inhumane treatment of one another. "Hell is o...
By Grace
By Jasper Jackson, published 15 August 2009
There is little in a standard diet of fringe shows that can prepare you for American high school students performing musical theatre. After watching B...
Cabaret Whore
By Gillian Loney, published 23 August 2009
The Free Fringe: where performers can only dream of breaking even thanks to their reliance on donations from audiences. "At least it was free," they u...
Cafe Andaluz
By Evangelos Chrysagis, published 04 August 2009
Warm, colourful, friendly and noisy, Cafe Andaluz has captured all of the best features of a lively Spanish tapas bar. The atmosphere has the aroma of...
Cafe Grande
By Rebecca Carey, published 04 August 2009
A Bruntsfield favourite, Cafe Grande welcomes you into its deep red interior, making you feel warm and snug no matter what the Scottish weather outsid...
Caffe Lucano
By Jennifer Blyth, published 04 August 2009
Greyfriars Bobby is matched in charm by the quaint little restaurant opposite. A plain-looking establishment, Caffe Lucano provides a range of food fr...
Cailstoga
By Claire McKim, published 04 August 2009
Calistoga on Rose St Lane North is unashamably Californian; the food, the decor, the extensive wine list—around 100 at the last count—and ...
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