Free shows at Edinburgh's Festivals
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The desperate divas are back in town. Following last yearās successful āCabaret Whore!ā Sarah-ā¦
I must start this review by declaring a conflict of interests: I decided to review Nick Gibb because I wasā¦
The first impression you get when you walk into Tara Flynn's musical comedy act, Big Noise, is the sheerā¦
It is said to be a truism that there is a "crazy" (drunk, socially clueless, terminally rude, etc.) person onā¦
In stuffy heat and in a stifling job Grace dreams of a future free from her family, from the Australianā¦
There is always a moment of trepidation before attending a free show in Edinburgh during August.
āIt all started when a time travel experiment I was conducting went... a little ka-ka. In the blink of aā¦
There is something fishy going down at Fingers. New Town has become New York for a cabaret tale of aā¦
I was walking down Frederick Street the other day on my way home to write up some Fringe reviews forā¦
Ben Maier's one man show held downstairs at Fiddlers Elbow, Picardy Place, was a tour de force byā¦
āMad, bad and dangerous to knowā might have described Patrick Hamilton in his latter days half-truthfully asā¦
It wasn't as big as in previous years, but heavy drizzle didn't stop people coming out in numbers for theā¦
Here's a Fringe tip for you for an as yet undiscovered (free) show with potential.
There is no gale that can beat LƬteās enthusiasm. Leith Festival presents a spectacular nine-day period inā¦
Today is the inaugural World Fringe Day, a 24-hour celebration of the global fringe movement that was spawnedā¦
Two ceilidh dances, celebrating St Andrew's Day, with serial ceilidh dance organiser and caller Ken Gourlay,ā¦
The flagship Opening Event of the Edinburgh International Festival from Tony-award winning 59 Productions -ā¦
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is the special guest at the 2012 Edinburgh technology festival that takes itsā¦
Launched in August 2007, the Forest Fringe has established itself as a shining example of what the Edinburghā¦
The giant screen in St Andrew Square garden returns with three days of free, outdoor film screenings as partā¦