Edinburgh Fringe veterans, Murder, She Didn’t Write, is returning to the festival for its 12th year at the Edinburgh Fringe. In Murder, She Didn’t Write, the improv legends Degrees of Error perform an entirely improvised Agatha Christie-inspired murder mystery each night, where the audience become the author. The show will run at 14:15 daily from 5 to 31 August, at the Gordon Aikman Theatre, Assembly George Square. The Edinburgh Fringe run is part of a UK-wide tour the company is undertaking, including September dates across Scotland, and performances in London’s West End at the Duchess Theatre. Each night, the ensemble of brightly coloured characters invite an audience member to choose the murderer and victim, in a Cluedo-esque take on the improv format. From a poisoning at a synchronised swimming gala, to being crushed to death at a Love Island recoupling, the slick and experienced cast use quick-witted humour to turn nonsensical story lines into a hilarious and unique show every time. The rotating cast includes director Lizzy Skrzypiec, Rachael Procter-Lane, Caitlin Campbell, Peter Baker, Stephen Clements, Douglas Walker, Harry Allmark, Rosalind Beeson, Sylvia Bishop, Emile Clarke, Monica Gaga, Alice Lamb, Peta Maurice, Emily Rose, and Matthew Whittle.

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