The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2010 #12 – The Female of the Species
The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2010 #12 – The Female of the Species (MP3 41.2 MB, 44 minutes 57 seconds).
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The rather testosterone fuelled Monday show needs a bit of balance. So it’s time for the girls to take to the podcast. Rebecca Peyton’s show was originally going to be “101 Uses for a Dead Sister” but no matter the title it’s a wonderfully life affirming piece, as well as thought provoking and challenging.
Celia Paquola wasn’t going to come back to the Fringe after her debut last year, but that resolve crumbled after three weeks back home in Australia, while yesterday’s antics with The Graffiti Classics are going to look to be staid and stuff when put next to Camille O’Sullivan.
What’s not to love about the Fringe when you have people, stories and shows like this every single day!
The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2010 #12 – The Female of the Species
Rebecca Peyton
Sometimes I Laugh Like My Sister
Pleasance CourtyardCelia Paquola
Flying Solos
Gilded BalloonCamille O’Sullivan
Chameleon
Assembly George StreetToday’s iFringe recommended show: Do We Look Like Refugees?!
Also featuring: Allen Wright Award, Abigoliah Schamaun, Hamlet for Girls, Five Women Wearing the Same Dress, @FringeBinge and Richard Herring.
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