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Sunday, 6th July 2008

Performing Arts

The peep show - Ian Smith interview Ian Smith is enjoying the earthly delights of Hieronymus Bosch, writes Mark Fisher

Potential to build something great Former Fringe director Paul Gudgin has a new pet project: a complete revamp of Dunfermline's historic Alhambra Theatre. Once it's back on its feet, he tells David Pollock , it could give the whole town a boost

Theatre reviews: Our House | The Merchant of Venice Though schmaltzy, this Madness tribute is excellent, as is an outdoor version of a politically charged classic

The Festival truth is looking stranger than fiction DETECTIVE stories set in Edinburgh are nothing new, Ian Rankin's Rebus being the most obvious and arguably most popular.

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Tim Cornwell's diary: Taking Fife festival to new heights

Critics' choice: 4-10 July

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Goodness gracious Ni! - Sanjeev Bhaskar interview

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Theatre review: Still / Signs of Life

These are a few of my favourite things: Gordon Barr, theatre director

Theatre reviews: The Bacchae | Anthony and Cleopatra | Feast

The Playhouse is alive with the sound of music

Critics' choice: 27 June - 3 July

Mother of all roles - Nicole Kidman interview

Interview: Alan Cumming

Your Memories: 'There was something magical on those nights'

Theatre review: Old People, Children and Animals

Theatre reviews: Les Parents Terribles | The Winter's Tale

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Theatre review: The Shoemaker's Wonderful Wife

Critics' choice

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