
Stephanie Laing: Rudder
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
22/08/2024 … Stephanie Laing combines dance and comedy in Rudder but doesn’t do justice to either.
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Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
22/08/2024 … Stephanie Laing combines dance and comedy in Rudder but doesn’t do justice to either.
Edinburgh Fringe comedy review
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