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GFT: October

It’s an eclectic mix which pits heavy cinema and bleak subject matter against celebrations and festivals this October at GFT.

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Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens

We may understand the severity of the effects of HIV and AIDS, but still campaigns to raise awareness continue. Inside Out’s production of the Broadway hit signifies the importance of the arts in doing so.

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Street Scene

Kurt Weill’s dark, brooding American Opera full of jazz tinged arias comes to Edinburgh Festival Theatre.

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Rhinestone Mondays

A musical big-hitter which tosses up a mix between regenerated stage careers and renowned TV stars.

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GFT: September

As the Fringe rolls out of town and Edinburgh suddenly feels like a comparative cultural desert, the place to be this September to quench your film thirst is GFT.

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GFT: Ken Loach

Marking Ken Loach’s 75th birthday and 50th year behind the camera, GFT will be screening four films from the auteur’s Scottish anthology.

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The Fringe Firsts

We are a country with a reputation for producing splendid things: should we risk losing it all by favouring the mainstream?

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The Great Outdoors

Fight the claustrophic Fringe venues with some outdoor theatre: Allotment in Inverleith (weather permitting).

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Plagued

Why not to use the Fringe for career-advancement opportunities?

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The Fringe begins

Emma finally gets round to planning her Fringe; uninspired, she resorts to spontaneity.