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Save 30% on brilliant thirty Edinburgh Fringe shows

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By Frances Poet, Henry Naylor, Charley Miles, Ali J. Taylor
| nickhernbooks.co.uk
Save 30% with code FRINGEFAVE30 until 31 August The Edinburgh Festival Fringe may not be happening this year (damn you, COVID-19!), but as it's August, we thought it'd be the perfect time to look back at years gone by and celebrate some of our favourite NHB shows that have wowed audiences at the world's largest arts festival.
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Theatre feature: Touring News – June 2019

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By Charley Miles, Sandra Giorgetti Verified, Nathan Bryon
| British Theatre Guide Verified
Riot Act – tour starts 6 June Marking the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots, new LGBTQ play Riot Act embarks on a Pride season tour. Written and performed by Alexis Gregory, this verbatim theatre piece is based on interviews with Michael-Anthony Nozzi, one of the few remaining Stonewall survivors, Lavinia Co-op, a 1970s London radical-drag artist, and AIDS activist Paul Burston.
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TopicUK

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By Gill Laidler, Selina Thompson, Charley Miles
| TopicUK Verified
a celebration of brand new work and audacious artistic voices Small in scale but big in ambition, Leeds Playhouse’s Furnace Festival champions locally-rooted artists and showcases award-winning new theatre. This year, the Playhouse has curated a special, stripped-back Furnace Festival that reflects the dynamism of the unique Pop-Up theatre, in association with SOYO Leeds.
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Edinburgh Fringe 2018 review: Blackthorn by Charley Miles

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By Charley Miles
| The Skinny Verified
As the only children born in a North Yorkshire village in 20 years, two characters – referred to only as Her and Him – forge a special bond. Over 30 years of friendship, they gradually grow further apart as both they, and the farming community they come from, are irrevocably changed. Presented by InSite Performance in association with the Leeds Playhouse, Charley Miles’ debut play is, on the surface, sweet and gentle, yet contains a pointed message about the gentrification of farming communities.
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