Articles related to "Edinburgh Fringe Festival"

The "Fringe", as it is affectionally called, is a world reknown theatre festival, held in Edinburgh. Performances are in a range of genres and styles.

Every year Edinburgh opens its doors to visitors to enjoy the Military Tattoo, the Fringe, Book Festival, International Festival and Film Festival.

A brief look at how to select a script that is appropriate for production at a Fringe Theatre Festival.

With around 2,080 shows in 250 venues, it's hard to pick what see at the Edinburgh Fringe. But with the right attitude and plan, it can be a fantastic experience.

The Fringe Festival Season is almost upon us, and here are some helpful tips on how to survive the onslaught of theatrical goodies in your town.

Foodies at the Festival is part of the Edinburgh Festival in August, with star chefs giving classes, wine and whisky tastings, and chance to buy from local producers.

Since 1960 playwright Alan Bennett has delighted audiences and actors from Monty Python alumni to Dame Maggie Smith and Sir Nigel Hawthorne.

What do you get when the deeply traditional meets the radically new? An arts festival like no other in the nation, combining Florida history with New York dramatics.

Beyond the annual parade in South Boston and the pints of green beer, there are other Irish-themed events happening around town to celebrate all things Irish.

British actors Rowan Atkinson, Hugh Laurie, and Emma Thompson treaded the boards in Edinburgh. Here are the 2007 dates for Vancouver, Ottawa, Toronto and Calgary and more

Andy McKim, who currently serves as the Associate Artistic Director at Tarragon, has been named to replace Layne Coleman at Toronto's Theatre Passe Muraille in May.

Stand-up comedian Daniel Kitson's live comedy shows always sell out quickly, but a few years ago he began a parallel life as a theatre playwright and performer.

Scotland's most famous city is known for its Fringe Festival; its also one of the UK's most historically authentic cities, a must see for history fans.