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Church Hill Theatre |
The Church Hill Theatre reopened in August 2006 after extensive refurbishment to the foyer, cafe bar area and installation of an extension which provides lift access to the auditorium. |
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Teviot House |
Large Edinburgh University Union building, aka Teviot Row House, but locally just referred to as "Teviot", with rambling stairs and bars/performance spaces burrowed away on different floors. |
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Augustine United Church |
Augustine United Church on George IV Bridge is located in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town, just minutes away from the Royal Mile. |
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The Vault |
Varied theatre in the vaulted basement of Augustine United Church. |
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Roxy Art House |
Arts venue in a converted 19th Century church. During the Edinburgh Fringe, Zoo Venues moves in with an extensive programme of shows, in particular dance. The venue was previously run at Fringe-... |
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Famous Spiegel Tent, The |
Due to the limited number of sizeable Fringe venues in Edinburgh, there are always a number of big tops and tents that are hoisted at the beginning of August. |
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New Town Theatre |
Formerly called Universal Arts, the New Town Theatre is located in the Freemason's Hall on George Street, in Edinburgh's New Town. |
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Pleasance Dome |
As with the Pleasance main Fringe venue, Pleasance Courtyard, this is housed in a centrally located university union building at |
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High Street, Cockburn Street to George IV Bridge |
Every August, during the Edinburgh Fringe, the area around the Fringe |
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Udderbelly's Pasture |
It's a pretty nutty concept: build a 322-seater venue in the shape
of a massive, upside-down, purple cow and put on shows in it. But then |
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Quaker Meeting House |
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Fringe Central |
Fringe Central is a hub for those involved in putting on shows and covering the Fringe - where Fringe staff connect with media and performers and host special educational sessions for those needing |
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Roman Eagle Lodge (C aquila) |
Re-opened for the Edinburgh Fringe in 2010 by C Venues as "C aquila", this is a cosy little venue a stone's throw from the Castle with two performanc |
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Hill Street Theatre |
Come August, the historic Masonic Lodge is transformed into a vibrant and intimate venue for Fringe Theatre. |
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Berlin Bar Club |
Located just off of the west end of Princes
Street. |
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Royal Over-Seas League, Edinburgh |
Centrally located on Princes Street the Scottish base of this
traditional gentlemen's club has perfect views across the gardens to
Edinburgh Castle. |
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Acoustic Music Centre @ St. Bride's |
The Acoustic Music Centre @ St Bride's is a five minute walk along
Dalry Road from Haymarket rail station/road junction. |
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Just the Tonic @ The Caves |
The Caves on Niddry Street South, just off the Cowgate, provide a labyrinthine set-up with six performance spaces unde |
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Meadows Theatre Big Tops |
The larger Big Top seats 1000 in a mixture of chairs and tiered seats, with the smaller seating 450 cabaret style. Licensed bar at venue, too. |
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C Soco Urban Garden |
When fire destroyed the old Gilded Balloon, a gap was left in the Cowgate like a pulled tooth on the face of the Old Town. |
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