EDUCATION, EDUCATION, EDUCATION

As the title suggests, Wardrobe Ensemble’s new show at the Pleasance is set during the early days of Tony Blair’s “New Labour” government, and follows a young teaching assistant as he realises that the investment in education promised by Blair may not deliver on the transformational change it promised. See Joyce Mcmillan’s review, page 9. best mates Corgan (Chris Isaacs) and Jimmy (Jeffrey Jay Fowler) as they talk about their feelings – or, more accurately, don’t talk about their feelings.

Clockwise from above: Foreign Radical, Old Stock and FAG/STAG are among the latest set of Fringe First winners