Fringe
Comedy streaming site NextUp has confirmed they are bringing the Edinburgh Festival experience live to their streaming platform for the first time ever this year; the biggest arts festival in the world will be beamed straight into people’s living rooms in all its glory - from dank dark caves, to the swanky big arts spaces, with 50+ shows throughout August, Edinburgh will finally be accessible to audiences who can’t make it in person.
The full programme for East Lothian’s Fringe by the Sea has been confirmed and takes in music, literature, comedy, science, film and nature. The festival takes place from August 5 - 14.
The town will also be rocking with laughter with top comedians such as Frankie Boyle (pictured), Clive Anderson, Milton Jones, Angela Barnes (pictured), Troy Hawke and Hal Cruttenden with festival favourites Simon Evans and Fred MacAulay returning to North Berwick.
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society is pleased to announce that 13 Edinburgh Festival Fringe producers have been awarded a share of £1.275 million through the Fringe 2022 Resilience Fund, developed thanks to support from the Scottish Government’s Platforms for Creative Excellence (PLACE) programme.
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has announced the launch of a new £7.5m fundraising campaign to help aid the long-term recovery of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
‘Save the Fringe’ will serve as a starting point for a wider Fringe revival, following the devastating impact of covid-19.
Fringe By The Sea, Scotland’s freshest festival which is held in North Berwick (6-15 August 2021), returns with live audiences being entertained in Covid-secure environments. The festival will be held throughout the town in several new venues such as the Belhaven Big Top, SSE Renewables Envirozone, Glenkinchie Lowland Stage and Marine North Berwick. A map with all the festival venues has been designed by Artist in Residence Eilidh Muldoon.
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has announced the recipients of the first ever Fringe Artist and Venue Recovery Fund.
Fifteen different productions have been awarded funds to bring work to the world-renowned festival, with shows taking place in both 2021 and 2022.
Funded projects include:
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has launched
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Not everyone at the Edinburgh Fringe won an award in 2019, but sometimes it feels that way. Below is a list of all the winners of awards. Information provided by the Edinburgh Fringe Society.
Allen Wright Award
Winner (Reviews): Deborah Chu
Winner (Features): Katie Hawthorne
Commended (Features): Tim Bano
Amused Moose Comedy Award
The 2019 Edinburgh Festival Fringe has finished, having brought together artists, arts industry, media and audiences from over 150 countries, including over 750 shows from Edinburgh. More residents than ever before attended Fringe shows, with a record 856,541 tickets issued to audience members from the city
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