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Box Ofi'ice open daily 10 a.m. to 11.15 pan. (Sundays 4.30 p.m.- 7 p.m.). Telephone 225 3626
Crummlea Theatre'Company presents j ABSURD PERSON SINGULAR
A new production done efAlan Aychbouru'e rnoat brilliant comedies: hilarious. poignant and a nasty sting in its tail Directed by Doug Fisher. 7 30 pm, 11-23 August (nu Sunday) £3.25 [2.75
THE IDIOT WITNESS, or A Tale of Blood
A true Victorian melodrama played in true Victorian style. Late-night entertainment with a dIfl'erencc! lll5pm, 18-30 August (niSudeyi) 075/025
GEORGE, DON’T DO THAT!
Jennifer Rose's tnumphant celebration oonce Crenl’ell, the big hit oi'last year's Fringe. returns In a much expanded version. 'Spcllbindin“ (YubAm Put). 5 pm, 9.11.13.15.17.1..20.22,24.26.28.30 August (2 75/0 25
Simon Callou co—directs this fascinating story ofthe great poet Davod Cucoync, a brIIIIant and moving play With Adam Godley, star ofTV‘i Moon/1x! 5 pm. 8.10.12.14.16.19.21.23.25.27.29 August [2 75/0 25
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INTHLLIMANI Brisio Square . Edinburgh Mon 25th, Tue 26th, wed 27th August Ticitets £5.50 ‘GUITAR ENCOUNTERS’ . ‘ .NT...LL.MAN., mo pm Piano Rentals by David Howells and JOHN WILLIAMS
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lnti-Illimani join torces with internationally renowned guitarists John Williams and Paco Fade, to blend the delicate sounds at Andean traditional instruments and Latin lollt guitar with classical and Spanish styles.
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THE l984 PERRlER AWARD WINNERS
"THE BRASS BAND will dazzle you WIth theIr Instrumental pertechnics at one moment and convulse yOu WIth [hCIl’ slapstick satire at the next." —- "The best comedy-mum group since Spike Jones." CHICAGO TRIBUNE
8-l7 A t t 9:30 "805 3 W“ "They play with diabolical virtuosity."
THE SCOTSMAN. EDINBURGH
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"The Best ACt in Town." TIME OUT. LONDON
The MUSIC Hall
"One of those rare companIes who c0u|d perform any- Assembly Rooms
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. eorge Street ‘- ' miss!" CITY LIMITS. LONDON Edinburgh ; Tid‘ets: 03"226 2427/8 ‘ . , ( “Hilarious! . . ‘THE BRASS BAND takes horn mum to new 3'50 at ngc Off'cc ‘ ‘_ " * heIghts of theatrical lunacy." SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE £4.25 £3.50 ' .. ( ) "The funnieSt musical act since VIctOr Borge,
MELBOURNE OBSERVER
(Please refer to Assembly Rooms entry) "Never heard of them!‘ TURKEY CREEK BUGLE
30 The List 8 - 21 August