48 hours at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

August 17, 2011 By admin

The Edinburgh Festival Fringe offers everything from street buskers and mimes to top-class singers, actors, comedians and cabaret stars at hundreds of venues around the Scottish capital and that’s in addition to the international book, art, jazz festivals and the Military Tattoo, which are all part of the cultural cornucopia that is Edinburgh in August.

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My Edinburgh: Joe Dunthorne, writer

August 16, 2011 By admin

My grandmother, who lives in Edinburgh, regards the festival with suspicion. With its queues, traffic, tourists, mimes, jugglers and student experiential theatre troupes, it’s easy to see why.

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48 hours at the Edinburgh Fringe Fest

August 15, 2011 By admin

The Edinburgh Festival Fringe offers everything from street buskers and mimes to top-class singers, actors, comedians and cabaret stars at hundreds of venues around the Scottish capital.

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Travel Postcard: 48 hours at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

August 12, 2011 By admin

EDINBURGH (Reuters) – The Edinburgh Festival Fringe offers everything from street buskers and mimes to top-class singers, actors, comedians and cabaret stars at hundreds of venues around the Scottish capital and that’s in addition to the international book, art, jazz festivals and the Military Tattoo, which are all part of the cultural cornucopia that is Edinburgh in August.

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