Edinburgh Festival Fringe
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the largest arts Festival in the world - featuring theatre, comedy, dance and physical theatre, music and musicals, children’s and street theatre, exhibitions and events, magic and mime, and just about anything in-between. This Festival more than any other transforms the streets of Edinburgh city centre in the month of August, with buskers, street theatre and live entertainment filling nearly every cobblestone. The 2008 Edinburgh Festival Fringe is host to 31,000 performances, 2000 shows and 18,000 performers who will entertain more than 1.5 million people in 250 venues across the city. Festival Dates2008: 3 - 25 August |
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Featured Video - Jon Morgan introduces the Fringe |
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The Fringe Director Jon Morgan talks about the Fringe.
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- All the way from Kansas City - it's The Wilders!
- Dominic Cavendish and Hal Cruttenden talk about Orwell, and other things....
- Edinburgh Festival Fringe - Interview with Jon Morgan
- First taste of the 2008 Fringe
- Mark Fisher's theatre tips for this year's Fringe
- Meet Fringe actor and rising star Adam Richies
- Riot Show Girls Club - Gilded Balloon
- The Noise Next Door come to Edinburgh
- Fringe Sunday is Back!
- Fringe: Buy One, Get One Free
- Madness on the Mile
- My Perfect Day: Sarah Chew, Theatre Director and Producer
- My Perfect Day: The Wau Wau Sisters
- My Perfect Festival Day: Fiona Alexander, Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival
- The Edinburgh Festival refreshes the soul
- Transgressive tendencies
- William Sutcliffe: Edinburgh International Book Festival
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