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FESTIVAL THEATRE
* Damascus David Greig's play Will be the toast of the Fringe A comedy of manners set in the city of the title. the piece involves a Scot on a business visit. and the effects of his cultural aSSLimptions on those he encounters. See revrew. page 79. Traverse. 228 7404, until 26 Aug (not 73, 20). times vary. E7 7—.276 (E5).
7‘5"“ "” it" ,. f *LiteinaMarital - '1 Institution James Braly's splendid monologue reflects upon a 23-year marriage. A masterpiece of storytelling lull of humour and pungent observation. See revrew, page 80. Assembly Rooms. 623 3030. until 27 Aug (not 73), 2pm. £7 7—272 (ElO-afl 7). * England Tim Crouch's new piece observes the contemporary world of visual arts trading with a jaundiced eye and a strong moral sense. See review, page 68. Traverse@ The Fruitmarket Gallery, 228 7404, until 26 Aug (not 7 3, 20), times vary, £7 7-E76 (E5). * La Femme Est Morte or Why I Should Not Fuck My Son The Shalimar's updating of Phaedre. full of physical and visual spectacle, satirises the celeb—fixated contemporary world. See revrew, page 76. Pleasance Dome, 556 6550, untl/27Aug (not 74), 4pm, £94370 (27.50—88.50). * Long Time Dead Roxana Silbert's production of Rona Munro's new piece is a thoughtful, very witty observation of the lives of three ~ " ' - - ' ‘ ' " r - = " ' ' dysfunctional mountain 4 things you are looking forward to seeing in Edinburgh climbers and the folk they meet. . .. ,. .- it . . .. Seereview,page70.Traverse, -- -:~: -v. 2 ..» r; _,- . .u .. . 228 7404, unlll26Aug(not 73, 3 big inspirations behind your work 20)' “mes Vary' £7 7—276 (£5)- ~ . . , . *TheLastSouthRob ' Mullholland's production tells the story of Scott and Admunsen's epic race to the South Pole. See review, page 74. Pleasance Courtyard, 556 6550, unt/l27 Aug (not 8, 75), 7. 70pm, {SQ—£70 (EB—£9).
Fiona Evans. writer of poignant Fringe drama Scarborough. about the relationship between a 15-year-old boy and his teacher, answers our quick questionnaire 5 words to describe your show
2 reasons why people should come and see your show
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