Fringe
Save Monkey Barrel Fundraiser
Edinburgh venue announces fundraiser packed with Fringe favourites
Fringe by the Sea cancelled
North Berwick’s annual August shindig the latest festival to be shelved due to COVID-19
Edinburgh 2021 starts now
The Festivals may have been cancelled but they will return remade and renewed
COVID-19: Edinburgh August festivals cancelled
Edinburgh’s August festivals announce the cancellation of all five major festivals set to take place in the Scottish capital
Feast your eyes on these food and drink shows
Kerry Teakle talks us through the foodie delights to be found at the Fringe and beyond
Peter Buckley Hill
The man who put the PBH into PBH’s Free Fringe talks turkey as he prepares for the 20th (and last?) installation of the show that started it
“Don’t ruin my night out by being deep and meaningful”
Comedian Jo Caulfield dishes out some home truths about performing at the Fringe. Just don’t give her a bucket speech…
A New Roaring Twenties for Scotland
Things can seem grim in cultural circles, but Scotland has the potential for a bright new decade, argues Editor Robert Peacock. And as The Wee Review relaunches, we want to be part of it.
Big news at The Wee Review
A revamp, a merger and an exclusive interview as we prepare for this year’s Fringe
Shona McCarthy: “This is part of the solution for the city, rather than a problem.”
The Fringe Chief Executive talks about the future for Scotland’s cultural centrepiece in conversation with editor Robert Peacock
The Wee Review and Fringe Guru announce Edinburgh merger
New partnership creates one of the largest reviewing operations at the Fringe
Fringe? Big deal… Pass me the mop
Musical comedian Harriet Braine tells us how early years in menial jobs have given her a different appreciation of the Fringe
Extreme Pay-to-Play
Gavin Robertson ponders why producers do the Fringe when the costs are so high
Rob Auton
We chat to the comedian, writer and poet ahead of his April shows at The Stand and a new Fringe show.
Is there a better way to a Fair Fringe?
Before Fair Fringe campaigners take aim, they should make sure they have the right target in their sights argues editor Robert Peacock
Fringe Reflections: The Power of PR?
You need PR behind you to succeed at the Fringe – or do you?
Fringe Dispatches: Losing A Limb To Save The Festival
If the Fringe is about taking risks and never settling for the same old thing, then Ewan Spence asks whether its time for some drastic action
The Wee Review Fringe Awards 2018
The Wee Review announces the winners of its three Fringe awards for this year…
Fringe Dispatches: Standing Still
Ahead of the press previews, Ewan Spence is worried that the Fringe may not be able to deliver this year and he’s looking for some inspiration.
