Edinburgh Festival Day 16: Festival Eye

Tuesday 01 September 1992 00:02 BST

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Edinburgh University Theatre Company's production of Toby Gough's Grimm - The Telling of Tales has won the Guardian Student Drama award. It is also one of the five Fringe Firsts for new plays awarded this week. The others are: Exile (David Ian Neville), Stalinland (David Greig), The Dig (Triangle), House of Doors (Attraction). This week's Festival Critics' award for theatre was won by the Lyric Hammersmith's production of Harley Granville Barker's The Madras House. Elisabeth Soderstrom took the Critics' music award for La Voix Humaine, while Glaswegian comic Bruce Morton's show Sin won the comedy section. Film festival results tomorrow.

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