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The Erasmus scheme hangs in the balance post-Brexit

Speaking as a British person in their early 20s, Brexit is probably the biggest balls-up of our generation. This is particularly the case for the now-threatened Erasmus programme, an initiative…

Fresher’s Week: Your Experiences

I tried to be a fresher, the way that freshers enjoy nothing more than letting loose and drinking a lot of cheap vodka and dancing to whatever music is on…

Penetrating Europe, or Migrants Have Talent

After their first outing at the Fringe last year with their tongue in cheek show Bloody Foreigners, amateur theatre group of Ukrainians and their friends Molodyi Teatr London are back…

Glasgow Girls

Glasgow Girls is a heartwarming musical adaptation of the real-life story of how a group of girls from Drumchapel High in Glasgow fought the deportations of asylum seekers in 2005.…

Alternative Comedy Memorial Society

CW: Mentions of rape and sexual assault. I’ll make this clear from the start: this show is not for everyone. Since 2011, the Alternative Comedy Memorial Society (ACMS) has been…

Bob

Gin and Tonic Productions’ third theatrical venture, the devised play Bob, is a wilfully silly and yet unpretentious take on Shakespearean drama with some fabulous performances from a talented and…

Spring Awakening

Spring Awakening, with its mix of jovial-sounding rock and pop songs and intensely dark themes, can be a difficult musical to stage, but the Edinburgh University Savoy Opera Group (EUSOG)…

Counting Sheep

The Canadian-Ukrainian Lemon Bucket Orkestra have brought their show Counting Sheep, a so-called “guerrilla folk opera”, to the Edinburgh Fringe this year, and it does not disappoint. An exploration of…