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Tag: STaG

Arts Review: STaG (New Works) – Gerascophobia and The (Very Brief) History of Sex

Tuesday 25th of Tuesday, Webster’s Theatre  Gerascophobia Gerascophobia presents a tale of two young men in their twenties divided by … More

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Live Review – Trips and Falls

theSpace @ Niddry Street, Dir. Aimée Buchanan, 2nd-17th August  This year’s Fringe show from STaG follows two sisters, determined to … More

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Review: STaG’s New Works Festival

New Works is an annual festival by STaG, during which each night consists of two plays: one twenty and one … More

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Arts Review: Boudica

Art School, dir. Chris Duffy, 3-5/12/2018 I saw STaG’s production of Boudica on its opening night. Earlier that day I … More

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Arts Review: Ah Dinnae Ken

STAG, theSpace @ Niddry Street, Edinburgh Fringe, 3-18 August (not on the 5th and 12th), 16:15

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Arts Review: Orca

This semester’s Open Slot presented Matt Grinter’s Orca, the winner of the 2016 Papatango New Writing Prize, directed by Max … More

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Art Reviews: Stag’s New Works Festival

STAG’s New Works is a yearly festival with six performances of completely new and original texts written by students. It … More

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Art Review: Dracula

Dir. Hanni Shinton, Art School, 4-6 December The Art School has always been shrouded in mystery for me, one of … More

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Arts Review: STAG Nights – After Hours

Qudos, Thursday 21st Nov Unfortunately, I was only able to attend the last out of three STAG Nights- a yearly … More

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Art Review: Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons

Dir. Phoebe Elliott, The Old Hairdressers, 16th–17th May Imagine that, for some inexplicable reason, you’re only allowed to speak 140 … More

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