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All the latest from this year's Edinburgh Fringe FestivalEdinburgh Festival Fringe 2019 Round-Up
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Sonic the Hedgehog Review: A dreadfully unfunny adaptation that does not have legs
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Parasite Review: A genre spinning story that looks at class division through the prism of Black Comedy
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A Hidden Life Review – A sensory experience that makes us question the importance of principles and conviction
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Jojo Rabbit Review: Waititi’s comedy is most definitely funny, despite the heavy subject matter
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Little Women Review: It’s the Jo and Amy show now in 19th Century classic
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The Nightingale Review: A tough, relentless, but necessary watch
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Ifans and Ayola are On Bear Ridge as the world disappears
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Out Of Sorts – award-winning and heart-wrenching
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Joker Review: Bold, daring and unpredictable, much like the clown himself
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Red Palace: a twisted immersive fairy tale
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