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Posted in Edinburgh Festival, Festivals, Theatre | Tagged 12 Blue, 25: 13 Red, A Soldier’s Song, Aidan Roberts, An Evening with Dementia, And no more shall we part, Anna Cheney, Anthony Rapp, Barely Legal: The 18-Year-Old Democracy, Basic Training, Bill Paterson, Camille Claudel, Caroline Horton, Casablanca: The Gin Joint Cut, Censorship Today, Chrissie Page, Churchill, Clare Waugh, Comic Strip, Daniel Holdsworth, Dark Market, Dave Levinsohn, Dearbhla Molloy, Dilip Hiro, Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Fay Roberts, Frisky and Mannish: 27 Club, Gael le Cornec, Gavin Esler, Gavin Mitchell, Guy Masterton, Jamal Mahjoub, Jimmy Chisholm, Josie Long: Romance and Adventure, Juana in a Million, Ken Lukowiak, Khalil Ashanti, Lady Rizo, Laura Corcoran, Leela Bunce, Lessons from the Top, Love Child, Loyiso Gola, Matthew Jones, Mess, Mike Daisey, Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells for Two, Misha Glenny, Mother to Mother, Mustafa Cerić, Naz Osmanoglu: Ottoman Without An Empire, Othello – The Remix, Other Voices, Pappy’s Last Show, Parker Bilal, Pat Barker, Patrick Ness, Peter Straker's Brel, Pip Utton, Q Brothers, Rethinking Islam, Self-Criticism, The Agony and Ecstasy of Steve Jobs, The Half, Thembi Mtshali-Jones, Toby’s Room, Trevor Smith, Vicky Araico Casas, Waiting for Stanley, Without You, Wojtek the Bear | Comments Off on Edinburgh Festivals 2012