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Posted : 30/08/11 / Views : 3010 / Replies : 30 /
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The remotegoat reviews team will be at Edinburgh this year.

If you are in a show please state the name of the show, the venue, and your character/role in response to this post.

We'll then try and ensure the remotegoat team come and review your show.

Thanks,

Chris
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Posted : 11/08/09
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AllanScott-Douglas
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I'm performing in two Fringe shows this year;

"Ae Fond Kiss" for Nonsense Room Productions, playing the lead role of Robert Burns in a new musical using some of Burns' best loved poems and songs to help tell the tale of his colourful life and many loves.
(reviews at: http://www.edfringe.com/reviews/read.html?id=15398
and
http://www.viewfromthestalls.co.uk/2009/08/ae-fond-kiss-edinburgh-fringe-2009.html )

Also appearing in "King Arthur" for Siege Perilous playing the role of the manipulative Sir Breunor, who uses Arthur's illegitimate son and disenchanted brother as mouthpieces for his own politics and rungs on the ladder to his ultimate aspiration; deposing the King and replacing him as ruler.

"Ae Fond Kiss" features fellow CCP member, Gilchrist Muir.
"King Arthur" features fellow CCP members; Paul Crommie, Damien Hughes and Colin Healy.
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I am not in a show at the Fringe, but I went to see a wonderful piece of theatre last night there, that I think could do with more publicity as it was simply marvelous!

'The Visitor', a new play by Jack Kelly. It's at 'The Space' at The Radisson at 5pm, every day except sundays until 23rd.

Stephen Lloyd was particularly outstanding as the young Max.

Gemma Salter
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Posted : 11/08/09
I am performing in 'Timeshare' at Sweet ECA Studio 1, 4.25pm daily (1 hour)
http://www.edfringe.com/ticketing/detail.php?id=13795

It has had some great audience reviews on Broadway Baby (www.broadwaybaby.com) and on the Edfringe site.

It also features CCP members: Arthur James, Robert Bradley, Adrienne-Marie Zitt, Tom Franck, Sam Child and Joseph Elliott.

Timeshare
Over six million people own a timeshare
One of them is Macbeth.

Malcolm and Simon are both up for the same job. Judy has a secret. Vicky is married to Simon but once had a thing with Malcolm. And Duncan is coming...
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Posted : 11/08/09
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I am performing in Picaresque at the Sweet Venues, Victoria St at 4pm daily except for Aug 17th. A ramshackle comedy adventure through 12 countries....

www.picaresqueplay.co.uk

Just had our first review - 4*!
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Posted : 11/08/09
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I'm performing in 'So How Was Your Day?' at The Grape, 12-13 St Andrew Square daily at 4.30pm from 17th August-29th August.

'So How Was Your Day?' - Three women, three monologues, three experiences, one day. Hear them pondering life, love and microwave dinners.

"Funny and moving in equal measure"
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Posted : 11/08/09
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Picaresque is definitely a fun show - I was cast in it by the very talented writer and producer, but had to turn the gig down in the end as it clashed with some work being generated independently by my agent. But I was allowed to read the script, and know that its combination of good jokes, surreal situations and ridiculous characters is just the thing that will cheer anyone up on a tired Edinburgh morning.

If you are interested in fringe stand-up recommendations, I'd like to name check my good friends Paul Sweeney (who is orchestrating the eponymous 'Paul Sweeney and his Imaginary Friends') at the City Cafe for another week, and Jessica Fostekew and Dan Thompson in 'Pecker and Foof Save the World' at the Dragonfly. True, Remotegoat priority, I assume, is stage plays, but it doesn't hurt to mention these things, does it?
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Posted : 12/08/09
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Townsend.Leejay
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Hi,
I am performing as The Cat in Honk! at the George Square Theatre.
So far we have had some amazing reviews!
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Posted : 12/08/09
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I'm performing as Masha in Metra Theatre's '3 Sisters', a refreshing adaptation of the Chekhov classic, set onboard the Re-Union Canal boat moored at Edinburgh Quay.

14th-23rd August
1pm, 2.30pm, 4pm, 5.30pm
Re-Union (Venue 140), Edinburgh Quay
£7/£5

"...A unique and fascinating experience...the three sisters as you have never seen them before, alive and contemporary they jump out of the four square walls of text Chekhov gave them and give the characters warmth, vulnerability and new life." - Skye Crawford, Fringe Review, November 2008.
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Posted : 15/08/09
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Rachel.Duddle
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I will be performing in Fairytaleheart by Philip Ridley at the Space@Jury's Inn from 17th - 22nd August 3.10pm. Running time 45 mins. As a brand new graduate from GSA I would appreciate as much support from CCP members as possible.
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Posted : 15/08/09
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Rachel.Duddle
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Sorry I forgot to say I will be playing Kirsty.

Set in the East End of London, Ridley's charming piece focuses on two fifteen-year-olds who confront their loneliness by exploring the language of theatre in a derelict community centre. A magical teen tale for all.

£7 (£5 concession)
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