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The Review Show: Edinburgh Festival - Part 1

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12/08/2011

Edinburgh Festival - Part 1

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Kirsty Wark and guests review a new exhibition from David Mach.

Kirsty Wark presents from the Edinburgh Festival. Guests Hari Kunzru, Natalie Haynes and Hannah McGill discuss a David Mach exhibition and a play by Marc Almond and Mark Ravenhill.

In the first of three Review Shows live from the Edinburgh Festival, Kirsty Wark is joined by writer Hari Kunzru, comedian and columnist Natalie Haynes and former director of the Edinburgh Film Festival Hannah McGill. On their agenda from the first week of events are items including a new exhibition from David Mach, a new play by Marc Almond and Mark Ravenhill and the pick of the taboo-busting comedy from the Fringe.

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