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I read the script of "Rash" which is an extraordinary piece. Its on at the Pleasance. Its a one woman show written by a woman who was a human rights observer in Rwanda. She's from Glasgow and now lives in New York. Its very funny and very touching and is, at its heart, about taking risks - def worth a look.

There are new plays at the Traverse by two excellent writers - Enda Walsh and Rona Munro. Enda is sometimes not for the faint-hearted, but is usually highly original while Rona writes particularly gripping drama.

Ooooh, I am very tempted to go now, though I promised myself a year off from my usual 18 shows in 4 days!

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