Fringe
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has announced Indeed Flex as new sponsor. Building on international employment website Indeed, Indeed Flex is geared towards people looking for temporary work – such as the front of house and hospitality roles that form such a vital part of the Edinburgh festivals workforce.
The partnership aims to raise awareness of Indeed Flex and help businesses across Edinburgh fill their temporary positions this summer, particularly during the busy Fringe period when demand for staffing soars.
Assembly Festival has announced its first shows for its 2024 season, running Wednesday 31 July to Monday 26 August.
The first shows have been announced and put on sale for this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
If you're thinking of bringing a show to this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, good news – show registration is now open!
The 2023 Edinburgh Festival Fringe draws to a close today, Monday 28 August 2023, having brought together artists, arts industry, media and audiences from nearly 170 countries, with 2,445,609 tickets issued across the festival. The Fringe Society has issued the following statement.
I was so shocked by Martin Urbano's material that it took me a few minutes to get my head around it. Was this an American version of Jerry Sadowitz, pushing the offensiveness envelope as far as it would go?
In the 41st year of the most prestigious prize in live comedy Ahir Shah has been announced as the winner of the Edinburgh Comedy Award for Sky Best Comedy Show, and Urooj Ashfaq as the winner of DLT Entertainment Best Newcomer, whilst ‘Show for Gareth Richards’ - organised by his best friends, comedians Danny Ward and Mark Simmons - has been awarded the Victoria Wood Award.
Edinburgh Comedy Awards Director Nica Burns has announced the nominees for the biggest prizes in live comedy, Sky Best Comedy Show and DLT Entertainment Best Newcomer celebrating the best up-and-coming comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with the Victoria Wood Award to be announced on Saturday 26th August.
As a popular podcaster, Liam Withnail has a film of the moment his life changed forever.
One minute he is chatting with his co-host Christopher Macarthur-Boyd, the next he is staggering around the room, after being told he has to go immediately to hospital.
The video of his reaction is the way he begins his show.
After that we go through the ten days he stayed in hospital, one by one.
Withnail introduces us to a world of graphs, of measurements,
The Dead Dad Show has become an Edinburgh trope – the show a comic makes when he loses his father is rumoured to be a sure-fire way to garner awards.
In his show Simon David simultaneously sends up this Fringe tradition while also giving us a truly original take on a Dead Dad Show.
He begins with a musical number.
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