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Natasha Tripney

Natasha Tripney

International Editor at The Stage

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Recent Articles

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Edinburgh Fringe 2026: shows transferring around the UK

Missed this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe? Natasha Tripney rounds up some of the standout shows transferring to theatres around the UK this autumn
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The Last Drop review at Edinburgh Fringe: darkly comic piece by Man...

Read our review of The Last Drop at Edinburgh Fringe: atmospheric black comedy from Brazil’s Manás Theatre Lab that is part of the fringe's São Paulo Showcase
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Megasquirt: Fully Loaded review at Edinburgh Fringe: deceptively slick

Read our review of Megasquirt: Fully Loaded at Edinburgh Fringe: Exuberant late-night comedy from Ashley Blair and Drew Reilly that keeps the laughs coming
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MAN!FEST: The Drag Boyband Musical review at EdFringe: On-point boy...

Read our review of MAN!FEST: The Drag Boyband Musical at the Edinburgh Fringe: entertaining show by OnTheNose Productions captures the stress and pressure boy bands are under
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Ben Hart: Labyrinth review at Edinburgh Fringe: atmospheric magic show

Read our review of Ben Hart: Labyrinth. Skilled magician Ben Hart delivers an atmospheric new show with a jaw-dropping finale
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Your Choice Amanda Royce review at Edinburgh Fringe: sympathetic

Read our review of Your Choice Amanda Royce at Edinburgh Fringe. Promising character comedy from Rachel Twigg about an ambitious local mayoral candidate
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The Wolf of Poyais review at Edinburgh Fringe: lacks shape

Read our review of The Wolf of Poyais at Edinburgh Fringe. Thom Tuck stars in a theatrically flat solo show based on a fascinating true story
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Kirsty Mann: Corpse review at Edinburgh Fringe: ghost story with so...

Read our review of Kirsty Mann: Corpse at Edinburgh Fringe. Engagingly told ghost story that delivers some genuine scares
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Copycat review at Edinburgh Fringe: thoughtful, layered show from J...

Read our review of Copycat at Edinburgh Fringe. Writer/performer Joe Sellman-Leava delivers a thoughtful and layered show encompassing impressive impressions with a meditation on AI
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Edinburgh Fringe 2026: previews around the UK

With a month to go until the start of the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Natasha Tripney rounds up some of the most exciting shows previewing around the country in July
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Rufus Norris on returning to directing with a Turkish take on Arthu...

Rufus Norris had left the National Theatre before he was invited to direct in Turkey. He tells Natasha Tripney about the experience and why it has been good for his for his ‘wandering soul’