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CARTOON: The new king of the mountain
3+ hour, 53+ min ago (46+ words) The voting dividend. Review-Journal editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez is a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and a four-time winner of the Sigma Delta Chi Award. Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world. Nike loses…...
Why Bottom was the BBC's best comedy in decades - nothing's come close since
20+ hour, 54+ min ago (724+ words) Richie desperately wants to be sophisticated, successful and sexually desirable. Unfortunately, he can’t escape himself – pretentious, desperate and hopelessly insecure. Eddie is no better. Idiotic, greedy and spectacularly lazy, his ambitions rarely extend beyond forging cash, scoffing a slap-up grill…...
Review: “The Birth of the Pill” at TimeLine Theatre
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (26+ words) The adaptation for Jonathan Eig’s non-fiction book of the same name takes theatrical risks and finds some inspired humor, but falls in the “noble effort” category....
EdFringe Review: Desperate Wee Gay Boy
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (232+ words) Want to advertise in this spot in our EdFringe articles? Check out our advertising media kit to see what's on offer — or jump to our enquiry form if you're ready to go. We start with Ollie (Fraser Kelsey, also writer),…...
It's access all areas as QMU students go behind the Fringe | Edinburgh Evening News - newspaper - Read this story on Magzter.com
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (431+ words) A talented trio of Queen Margaret University interns were embedded with The Scotsman to cover one of the world’s largest arts festivals Three Queen Margaret University (QMU) students went behind the scenes of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this summer, working…...
A Fine Balance at Crow’s Theatre is a magnificent, heartbreaking stage adaptation
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (657+ words) Every once in a while a play comes along that defies all expectations. One that is so perfect, so moving, most superlatives just aren’t enough. Such is the case with A Fine Balance, on now at Crow’s Theatre. The play…...
Daddy Issues at Dublin Fringe: Women carry clones of Collins and Lincoln in clever comedy
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (253+ words) What could possibly capture the nuance and complexity of modern motherhood? Why, a metatheatrical reality TV show in which women carry the cloned foetuses of historical figures, of course. In Daddy Issues, a zany and incisive new play by Brigid…...
Harold Lloyd comedy???Hot Water??? offers glimpse into 1920s family life
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (82+ words) Sep 10, 2026 | Arts & Leisure Car, film, and history buffs unite for the silent film screening of Harold Lloyd’s comedy “Hot Water” (1924) in Brandon on Sept. 12. Time to grab the mic and share your story during the Middlebury Town Hall Theater’s annual…...
Kate Dolan: Trout - Comedy Poster Awards 2026
4+ day, 9+ hour ago (61+ words) Kate Dolan: Trout British Comedy Guide The Comedy Poster Awards 2026 is sponsored by Serious About Funny Business - a marketing consultancy, newsletter and live events company promoting the value of comedy in helping businesses to improve their marketing and sales. With…...
Review: Present Laughter. Arts Theatre Cambridge – East Midlands Theatre.
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (334+ words) Noël Coward wrote Present Laughter as a vehicle for himself, playing the egotistical, womanising actor Garry Essendine. Tracy-Ann Oberman has switched both the gender and era, creating an entirely new dynamic for the play, now set in 1970s New York, and…...