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The Steamie (10–14 Apr)

Tony Roper's washhouse comedy about the relationships between a group of working women as they rush to finish their work before the New Year bells, now celebrating its 25th anniversary.

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Edinburgh arts institution the Forest Cafe gears up for its final Fringe

Edinburgh arts institution the Forest Cafe gears up for its final Fringe

Edinburgh's rough and ready creative hub closing down

10 Aug 2011

Many Edinburgh-dwellers agree that it will be a sad day when the Forest Café finally closes its doors at the end of this summer. The rough and ready creative hub will be badly missed, but at least it’s staying open long enough for the Forest Fringe to…

A Microfestival by Forest Fringe

A Microfestival by Forest Fringe

15 Apr 2010

Although its appearance on this coming year’s Edinburgh Fringe will be its fourth, 2009 was year zero for the Forest Fringe in many respects. Picked up on by numerous wings of the Scottish and UK press, the organisers’ commitment to new, challenging and…

Arches Off-Site

Arches Off-Site

20 Jan 2010

Forget being entertained from the comfort of a velvety chair in an auditorium. Recent theatre performances in underground vaults, toilet cubicles or lifts have opened Scottish audiences’ eyes to the added value that site specific and promenade…

The Edinburgh Festival as a stranger in a strange land

Andy Field's festival blog

4 Aug 2008

I’m on the train up to Edinburgh. Some of you probably know the one - Peterborough. Doncaster. York. Onwards. It’s a good train. I’m racing through fields, all golden brown and delicately framed by hedges and trees. The sun is going down and the sky…

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