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  • Writer's pictureJenna Cockburn

REVIEW: Primary School Assembly Bangers Live | Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2024

"Joyous and jovial with witty wistfulness!"

Debuting at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this year, James B Partridge takes us down memory lane for an hour of delightful reminiscing as we singalong to some Primary School Assembly Bangers Live!


From the get-go, we become part of his choir, singing not only the hymns and songs from our school days, but also some banging throwback mashups – who doesn’t love a 90's megamix?!


James isn’t just your average music teacher; he has mastered the art of engaging and entertaining his audience. Regaling his youth with witty wistfulness, we travel back in time with him at the helm.


Being a 90's kid myself, the show is pure nostalgia, especially when he performs the instantly recognisable songs from popular TV ads like…“There’s a magical place, we’re on our way there.” IF YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW!!!


Primary School Assembly Bangers Live is a joyous and jovial nod to the good old school days for kids and teachers of the 90's.


⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️


LISTING INFORMATION

Venue: Gilded Balloon at the Museum, Auditorium (Venue 64)

Time: 11:45

Dates: 31 July - 17 Aug

Duration: 1 hour

Prices: £10 - £14

Suitability: 8+


 

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