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#Edinburgh Fringe
Theatre
3/5
By Fringebiscuit
The Twittique / TL;DR
A multimedia reflection on the Afghan war, vividly brought to life. Yet, the second act diverts to the less gripping tale of this play's creation. Despite meta-theatrical critique, Naylor’s ego often eclipses the profound pain of his Afghan subjects.
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