Edinburgh Festival Fringe programme 2001 by Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society

The only offlcial, definitive guide to the world’s largest arts festival

Exclusive Offerjfr OverfiSOQjjgfet tick§ts t^Rvoway

Supported by

BA1NKOF SCOTLAND

Ticket hotline: 0131226 0000 or book on-line at: edfringe.com

NOKIA

3330

elub Nokia member: u get members-only

WAP-serviee, you get downloadable profiles

Got to go?

ringing tones, icons, games and stuff.

Got a vision?

Get the most out of your phone. Join at www.elub.nokia.com Nokia Broehureline:

Got time?

0870 5003110

Got company?

Got style

Got action?

Got attention?

Got identity?

Got tickets?

Got out?

Got in?

Got it?

NOKIA CONNECTING PEOPLE

There are things to see, hear and do. There is the new Nokia 3330 with WAP.

A - Z Listings: Listing of events by name of performer or company, divided into the eight artform categories below. Listings include show description, venue and dates, times and prices.

A - Z Index of Companies: Listing by name of the company or performer. A performer's name is usually under the letter of the surname.

A - Z Index of Venues: Alphabetical listing by venue, with the shows appearing at that venue listed underneath.

Venue Map: Each Fringe venue is allocated a number which is shown on the map at the back of the programme. There is a grid reference opposite to make locating the venue easier.

The Festival Fringe Society Ltd. is a company limited by guarantee and recognised as a charity. Its policy is determined by a Board of Directors elected at the AGM in August and is the continual improvement of the world's largest open arts festival, where any person can participate without constraints by the Fringe Society. The Festival Fringe Society Ltd. accepts no responsibilty for the accuracy of the contents or details in this programme. Design by Frontpage Design - Tel: 0141 333 1808. Printed by Pindar pic.

nWBiUBhi

THE SCOTSMAN ♦ SCOTLAND’S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ♦

Buying

tickets from the Fringe Box Office...

• timiei

Remember! our box office sells tickets for ALL shows

180 High Street, Edinburgh

„availalile from Monday 18th

June

...ayailahle from Monday 18th

June

...auailalile from Monday 18th

June

Open from Monday 18th June 12.00 - 15.00 Monday - Friday, Then from Monday 23rd July from 10.00 - 19.00, 7 days a week.

Web: Click on: www.edfringe.com Order tickets securely on-line, 24 hours a day.

Call: Call us on: 0131 226 0000 Telephone bookings begin from Monday 18th June: 10.00 - 18.00, Monday to Saturday (June - July). 09.00 - 21.00, 7 days a week (July - 27 August).

Mail: ...available from Tuesday 5th

Mail us at: BOX YQ, 180 High Street, Edinburgh EH1 IQS Postal bookings start from Tuesday 5th June. Use the ticket booking form on page 157.

June

Other sales points around town... the booksellers - 83 George Street, Edinburgh Counters open from Friday 27th July, Monday - Saturday, 10.00 - 19.00. Sundays, 11.00 - 19.00.

Waterstone's,

...available from Friday 27th

July

HMV -129 Princes Street, Edinburgh ...availablefrom Wednesday 1st August Counters open from Wednesday 1 st August, Monday - Saturday, 10.00 - 19.00. Sundays, 11.00 - 19.00.

The

HUB - Castlehill, Edinburgh Counters open from Tuesday 7th August, Monday - Sunday, 10.00 - 19.00.

...available from Tuesday 7th August

For easy on-line booking in town, 24 hours a day, visit the easyEverything store on Rose Street.

Over

£500,000 worth of tickets to give away... Other useful contacts:

• The Fringe £500,000 ticket giveaway is sponsored by Metro. Offer subject to availability.

”33113

Other Summer festivals in Edinburgh:

| Tourist & Accommodation Info: 0131 473 3800

For the first two days of the festival, the Fringe is giving away over £500,000 worth of tickets. Buy one ticket and get one free for any show on the 5th or 6th of August, marked with a chilli. You can book on: 0131 226 0000 or at: www.edfringe.com/2for1 from June 18. —

Jazz Festival Box Office:

0131 668 2019

Train Information:

08457 222 333

Military Tattoo Box Office:

0131 225 1188

Bus Information:

0131 225 3858

International Festival Box Office:

0131 473 2000

Lothian Coalition of Disabled:

0131 475 2360

Film Festival Information Line: 0131 229 2550

Edinburgh Airport:

0131 333 1000

Book Festival Box Office:

Edinburgh Taxis:

0131 229 2468

j Police:

0131 624 5050

01313113131

For customers with hearing difficulties 0131 220 5594.

For on-line info about all Edinburgh's festivals, visit: www.edinburghfestivals.co.uk on-line with scotsman.com

(Edinburah Festival)

For all your Fringe tickets

01312260000

ÂŁLsJifi2uUiiuiifi2UJUlSfll!Siiii ^ BANK OF SCOTLAND

a NET

internetworkingsolutions

STAGE

^Guardian

lightershade"BD

K3HMV

mm OHR PfNDAR

METRO

SHEPHERD &

o|olo|o The British Council

WEDDERBURN WS

A big

TliC of Scotland

thank you to the local organisations that support the Fringe

Archangels

The Caledonian Brewing Company

The Vine Leaf Restaurant

The Cigar Box

White Dove Crafts

Britannia Spice Restaurant Charles Duncan Consultants

The Crags - It's a Scream

Coconut Grove Mexican Restaurant Cuba Norte

The George Intercontinental Hotel

Eros & Elite

The Tower Restaurant and Terrace

Factotum

The Witchery by the Castle

The Dial Restaurant The Magnum

Festival Flats

United Colors of Benetton

Geoffrey (Tailor) inc. 21st Century Kilts Gillespie Macandrew WS

Valvona & Crolla

Grape

www.eatdrinkedinburgh.co.uk

Whighams Wine Cellars Ltd.

Gulnar's Passage to India Henderson's Howies Restaurant Ian Dickson Travel Kelly's Restaurant Maison Bleue

Cherubs A Room in the Town Balti King Indian Restaurant Biblos Cascades Casino Cask & Barrel Colin Linton Creative Consultant Edinburgh Cameras Fat Face

Angels

Garibaldi's Giuliano's

Aitken & Niven Ltd.

Giuliano's al Fresco

Campbell Smith WS

Giuliano's on the shore

Chambers Harrap Publishers Ltd.

Greyfriar's Art Shop

City Inn Glasgow

Kaffe Politik

Oxygen Bar & Grill

Dickins Festival and Short Lets

Kalpna

Pocket Watch Projects Ltd. Rick's Royal Mile Whiskies

Fitzhenry's Restaurant Jolly Judge

Maharajah's Restaurant

Napier University

Nargile Restaurant

Scottish Life

Shortbread House of Edinburgh

Nature's Gate

Starbucks Coffee Tartan Silk (Public Relations) The Baked Potato Shop

The Doric Tavern & McGuffies Bar

Tawan Thai Restaurant

The Edinburgh Floatarium

Teuchter's Bar and a Room in the West End

The Festival Partnership

Walton Hotel

Mamma's American Pizza Company Medusa Hairdressing No. 3 Royal Terrace Restaurant

Lafayette

24 hour Box Office a! www.edfringe.com

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 180 High Street Edinburgh EH1 IQS t: 0131 226 5257 f: 0131 220 4205 e: admin@edfringe.com

Director:

Paul Gudgin

Production & Events Manager:

Rebecca Peppiette

Communications Manager:

Charlotte di Corpo

Marketing Manager:

Martin Reynolds

Box Office Manager:

Michelle Rodden

General Administrator:

Rachel Athey

Asst. Administrator:

Charlie Allen Lynn Taylor

Accountant:

For up-to-date listings during the festival:

The Edinburgh Festivals' Guide Daily. The official daily listings magazine, The Guide Daily is produced in association with The Guardian.

Commercial Ad Sales:

0131 225 3926

Sponsorship Enquiries:

0131 225 3872

Programme: To receive another copy of this Programme, call the Hotline: 0907 159 2001 (calls cost around £2 to cover p&p)

It is the best way to find everything to do across every festival, everyday.

To participate: If you would like to participate in next year's Fringe, check out www.edfringe.com, call 0131 226 5257 or attend the "How to" presentation on 18th and 22nd August (p82).

jajyaaj^

All programme entries have been written by the companies themselves. They have been standardised for ease of reading and a variety of abbreviations and symbols are used throughout. VENUE INFORMATION: Each Fringe venue has its own number for easy location on the map at the back of the programme. Some venues run their own box office during the festival and the phone number is written alongside the address.

WEEK PLANNER: Show at a glance which week(s) the company is performing. Weeks run from Sunday to Saturday.

MAP GRID REFERENCES: Use this in conjunction with the venue map at the back of the programme.

-(0)®©(D®

FRINGE SUNDAY

■ Venue 200 - The Meadows, Melville Drive. Info 226 5257

FRINGE SUNDAY ON THE MEADOWS

K16 —

Go where the grass is

green and get a taste of over 200 Fringe acts for free. Music, Cabaret TIMES: The 24 hour clock is used. Shows starting in the early hours eg. 01.15 are listed on the previous day's date. Shows starting from 07.00 are shown on the current date. — Finishing times in brackets are approximate and cannot be guaranteed.

and comedy... and if your kids can find treasure before noon, you could win a trip to a secret location.

Aug 12

11.00 (17.00) Free

World Premiere

PRICES: For unreserved seats in nearly all cases. Concessions are given to Students (S), Unemployed (U), Disabled(D), OAP's (O), Children under 16 (Q. Identification will be asked for.

2 FOR 1 OFFER: This symbol indicates that a two for one discount is available for this show on the 5th and 6th August. For more details, see page 3.

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

rr»; 2 Way Mirror Film and Theatre Productions 4-Mality 7 and My Mate Ken 12 Inches 20th Century Blues 100 Monkeys

I ! ,

I I I

A Aaaargh! Productions Aabacus AAG I AandBC I Activated Image I The Adam Pottery I! Ad Hoax Productions Aireborn Theatre Company 84,1 Ajar Productions I Albert & Friends Instant Circus All Aboard I Allen Wright Award I Altared Images I Alternate Shadows Altitude North I Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham ! American Dance Art ■ American High School 48,74,85,1 Theatre Festival Ametza Theatre ' Amnesty International Stephen K.Amos Amrumer Productions I Amsterdam Art House I! Andy Parsons... Local Borough Pest Exterminator Andy Zaltzman versus the Dog of Doom Angel-Exit Theatre I Anjellyco Productions I Architects of Air I Architecture on the Fringe 80,1! Arena North I Arkle Theatre Company I Peter Arnstein ! Artistic Stage Productions I Artspeke Youth Theatre I AS220 I: The Asian Heritage Foundation I Assassin Theatre I The Scotsman Assembly 15,17,54,87,88,1 Asylum Theatre Company ' Atomic Theatre ‘ Aurora/WCSU from the USA 1 Awakening B Bablake At Diverse Attractions Baby Wants Candy Bag It Up! Bare and Ragged Theatre ' Barking Mad ‘ BBC New Comedy Awards Grand Final BBC Radio 2 BBC Radio 3 - Live Line Up 54,! BBC Radio 4 BBC Radio Scotland The BBC Stand Up Show BBC Stand Up Show Alive Beano the Clown Beg, Borrow and Steal ' Belarus National Student Theatre ‘ On the Balcony The Bellevue Gallery I! Benet Catty presents Elton and ' Mamet in Hollywood David Benson < The Berts & Stans Theatre Company Beset Theatre Company ‘ Danny Bhoy Big and Daft Big Cheese Big Word Performance Poetry Bill's Theatre Company ' Bilton Youth Action Theatre Group 1 BirthWrite Theatre Black Hart Storytellers < Susan Black ! Blinding Image « Blind Mirth Adam Bloom Blue Line Arts Inc The Bongo Club 9,19,48,55,1 - out of the blue Boom Boom atTheTron 19,! Boom Chicago The Bootlegs

La Bottine Souriante 55 Boulder Players 91 Boundless Theatre Company 8 Bette Bourne 91 Brian Appleton: Let's Look at Sound 20 Bright Choice Productions 91 Brighton Theatre Events 91 Bristol Experimental Theatre 92 Bristol Old Vic Theatre School 92 British Russian Theatre Project 20,48,92 Broads with Swords 92 Browne Barnes Productions 92 Rosie Brown 56 Brunton Theatre Company 92 Brute Culture 92 Peter Buckley Hill 20 Burklyn Youth Ballet 48 Jason Byrne 21 Jim Byrnes 56 By Royal Disappointment 21 CC 8,49,56,92,130 Cackophonics Productions 21 Cadenza Choir 56 Caledonian Brewery 56 Caledonian Folk Blues at the Guildford 56 California Travel Troupe of San Francisco 21 Cambridge Footlights 21 The Cambridge Mummers 92 Cambridge University ADC 92 The Cambridge University 93 Theatre Company Rhona Cameron 21 Canal Cafe Theatre 22 Pat Candaras 22 Candlish Hall, St George's West Church 130 Canongate Kirk 56,57 Capacitor 49 Caramba 57 Carnegie Mellon University and 93 Queen Margaret University College Carpe Diem Productions 75 Cartoon Theatre 9 Castaway Players 93 Jo Caulfield 22 The Changeling 93 Charterhouse 93 Chhi Yoga and Meditation Centre 80 Childrens Theatre of Maine 93 Margaret Cho 22 Chris Addison 22 - Port Out, Starboard Home Church Hill Theatre 130 Church of Julius Caesar 22 Cia Linhas Aereas/Cultura Inglesa 49 Cirque Surreal 49 City Art Centre 131 City of London Freemen's School 93 Clarsach (Scottish Harp) Society 57 Classical Teen Scene & the 57 Southern Area Choir Andrew Clover 22 Clowns Anonymous 22 Collective Gallery 131 College of Fine Arts, 49,57,93,130 University of Nevada, Las Vegas Collins Maconie and Quantick 23 Columbia University 23 Comedy Cinema Classics 23 Comedy Dairy 23 The Comedy Zone 23 COMINGsoon 75 Company Gavin Robertson 93 Company ofTen 93 Concrete Butterfly 131 Context 93 Coverly Set 93 Craven Image Theatre 93,94 Crazy Ladies 25 Otis Lee Crenshaw 25 Critical Stage Company 94 CrossFire Theatre Company 94 The Crow Road Band 58 Crumpet Theatre Company 94 Sean Cullen 25 Cutumba - Cuba 49 Cyderdelic 25 Cygnet Theatre 75,80 D Daffodil-Twist The Daily Telegraph Open Mic Award Final 2001

Dan Antopolski - Antopolski 2000 Dance Base with the Fringe on Top 9,80,1 Dance India Scotland Dancing Eggs Productions Danish Cultural Institute I. Dauntsey's School David Paul Jones/DPJ Ensemble: Something There The David Young Gallery at I Marie Curie House Dazzle Contemporary Jewellery I! Exhibition Deadpan Pizza Debacle Theatre Company De Dannan Demarco Rocket Productions 50,58,75,95,' DiDo Productions Kate Dimbleby Direct from the Donkey Show Discovery Dance ! Distilled Spirits Theatre Divas 2 Diverse Attractions 96,' Dizzie Lizzie & Friends (Puppets) Dodo Modern Poets ' Dolphin Theatre Doreen Double Edge Drama 26,97,' DoubleTake Productions Claire Dowie Downe Right Bonkers Barry Hall...Dr Basil Hallmead Dr Bunhead's Science Education Drummond Street Company ' Mike Dugan Dundee Schools Music Theatre Dyball and Kerr E Eastleigh Borough Youth Theatre Echoes of Egypt Edinburgh and Beyond FHM Comedy Tour 2001 Edinburgh College of Art Wee Red Review Edinburgh Festival Voluntary Guides Association Edinburgh Graduate Theatre Group Edinburgh People's Theatre Edinburgh Printmakers Edinburgh Renaissance Band Edinburgh Theatre Arts Edinburgh University Theatre Company Edinburgh Zoo Edith Simon Gallery Edward's Theatre Company Ego & Out Simon Elbaz-Matrouz Em Companhia de Estranhos/ Cultura Inglesa Endurance Theatre Equity The Errollyn Wallen Company Ex Animae Exit Theatre Eyebrow Productions Eye of the Storm

' !

I I ' L 1

' I I: ' ; 1

! 1

I ! 1 1

F Fat Fat Pope Festival CD & Record Fair ! Festival Players Theatre Company ' Festival Revue ! Festival Theatre USC - USA 27,76,98,' Fettes at the Fringe ' 1 FIO Theatre Company 1 Firefly Productions Fit to Burst 1 Flat-Footed Theatre Folk at The Waverley ! Forbidden Broadway Forbidden Theatre Company ' 1 Forth Children's Theatre Four on the Floor Frantic Redhead Productions 27,59,1 ( Free Workshops at Dance Base Fresh Blood Theatre |( Friends of the Western Buddhist Order I Fringe AGM I Fringe Green Room I Fringe Poster Competition I; Fringe Sunday on the Meadows I Dominic Frisby ; Frisky Susan Productions !

Frogmouth Productions Australia Rich Fulcher Funny Fish Productions

i I ! [ |

I ,

, ;

101

G Gadabout Theatre 101 Galerie Mirages 132 Garry Productions 101 Garth Marenghi's - Netherhead 28 Gentle Pulse 76 George Dillon's Vital Theatre 101 George Square Theatre 10,28,50 Get Stuck in T.I.E. Company 10 Gilded Balloon 28,29,30,101,102 Gilded Balloon II - 10,30,31,33,50,51,59,102 Goddess Perlman 33 Good Morning? 102 The Gordon Craig Youth Theatre Gordonstoun School 10,51,103 Granary Productions 103 Grendel Productions Gresham's Youth Theatre Greyfriars Kirk Promotions Grid Iron 103

- H Hadithi 10 , Hair-Razing Theatre Company 103 I halfway-nowhere 103 , HamFisted! 103 j Harambie 60 , Harland Hamstrings Theatre Company 103 , Harpsichords at St Cecilia's Hall 60 , Harvard-Westlake School / 103,104 I Rembiko Project Heatham Youth Theatre 104 > Hedwig and the Angry Inch 104 ) , Hell’s Teeth! 104 Henry's Jazz Cellar 60 I Herbie Cod Productions 104 , High on Laughter 33 Adam Hills 33 ’ HMS Comedy 33 Hoipolloi Theatre 33 i The Hole in the Ground 10 Theatre Company Hollow Men 33 Hot Box Productions 76 ! Hot Wax 33 , HS Drama (Hazardous Productions) 34 | Hungarian Bird Festival 104 Hurrah Productions 10,34,104 ( Hush Productions 105 I Iguana Cafe Bar Illyria Imagination Productions Independent Theatre Council Ingleby Gallery Inhouse In Human Form Institute of Ideas Isosceles

J Japan

Experience 51,60,61,105,133 Jazz & Jokes Jazz Cellar No. I Jenny Eclair - Middle Aged Bimbo The Jerome Experience Drum Show Exhibition JockTamson's Bairns John Moloney - John Moloney Live John Peel Puppets Bob Jones

K Kaoruco Kaos Theatre Karter-Y Productions KCS Theatre Company Dillie Keane Ken Campbell Presents Kickshaw Theatre Company Kiki and Herb Kirk and Messingham with Lucinda Raikes Kit and the Widow Kitsch! Daniel Kitson Koharudanji Komedia Music Komedia Productions Komedia St Stephens Krater Comedy Club krement X

24 hour Box Office

at: iMww.edfringe.com L Eddie Ladd Ladybo/s of Bangkok Lano & Woodley Lanterne Theatre Company La Reine Artiste Latino Arabesque Laura Hope Steckler, Moving Theatre Laurielorry Legendary Polowski Diamond Heist Leicestershire Youth Arts 11,76 The Leith Gallery Lelavision Lip Theatre Company Lit Moon Theatre Company Lobster Productions Lone Star Theatre Company Lost Theatre Company Luath Press Luminaria/Jennifer 8 NYC Lynn Ferguson & Stephen Powell 1 Dougie MacLean Mac Tontoh and the Kete Warriors The Makars and D.M.D.C. Marquez Brothers Masterpiece Entertainment Mat and Mackinnon Nichola McAuliffe in 'Goliath' The McCalmans Niki McCretton McGonagall Medicine Wheel Dance Project Mercat Tours Travis T. Merle Mervyn Stutter's Pick of the Fringe Metro Entertainment Midas Productions Middlesbrough Little Theatre Junior Company Midland Actors Theatre Midlothian Community Artists Mike Maran Productions Mind Body Spirit Edinburgh Festival 2001 Mkay Productions Modern Social Technologies Centre of Armenia - Yerevan Theatre Molana Theatre Group Monash Postgrad/ Zenith Theatre Company Monkeyshine Moonpath Theatre Company Ben Moor More House School Tony Morewood Richard Morton The Moving Company Movin' Melvin Brown Mum Puppettheatre Colin Murphy My Wife's Nightware MyWooord! Productions

I I I I I I I

7 The Nomads Tent 134 1 Northern Theatre Company 111 5 North London Performing Arts Centre 77 7 Not Quite Reality Theatre Co. Ill 2 Nottingham New Theatre 111,112 I NUTS 112 I NXT 112 3 3 O Dara O'Briain 37 5 The O.O.T.Theatre Company 77 3 Off the Kerb Roadshow 37 3 Old St Paul's Music 2001 65 3 The Old Town Bookshop 134 I On A Role Productions 77,112 3 On Cue Productions 112 1 Only Connect 112 3 Only Young Once! Productions 112 3 OnO Theatre Company with 112,1 13 j West Sussex County Youth Theatre OPENheart 113 2 j Opera Galactica 77 j Opera Piccola 78 Oram and Meeten 37 Orcadia Creative Learning Centre 52 2 Orgasmic Comedy 39 2

? ’ , ’ I ^ i I

3 1

; ’ 3

I * I * I * I i I 7 i I ) I ) I ) I ) I > I ) I ) ; ; [ 1 I ;

r I j

4 Naked Voices Napier University National Association of 63,64, Youth Orchestras National Gallery of Scotland I National Library of Scotland I National Student Theatre 77,1 Company (NSTC) j National Youth Music Theatre I National Youth Theatre I i Natural Theatre Company I Negativequity I I Neal's Yard Remedies 11,1 ; The Netherbow Theatre j NETT UK The Never Mind Theatre Company I Newbury Youth Theatre New Phoenix Theatre I The New Route Theatre Company I The New Street Exhibition Space I New Voice Company I Nexus Galleries (Gallery I) I Nexus Gallery 2 I Phil Nichol Nimrod's Fish Ninety Degrees Flat Theatre Company I Noble and Silver

, I j I t

. j I

Ottley and Perry Productions Outlook Productions Outrageous Art Over the Edge Oxford Belles (Acapella Group) Samuel Oyediji

39 113 134 I 13 65 65

P Palimpsest Productions I 13 Park Players A.D.S 113 Parlapatoes, Patifes & Paspalhoes/ 113 Cultura Inglesa Parsons and Naylor's Spin 39 Nicholas Parsons 39 Patchwork Theatre 78 Patriothall Gallery 134 (at W.A.S.P.S. Studios) Peepolykus I 13 Pendle Borderline Theatre Company 114 Penn Theatre Ensemble 114 Performance Exchange I 14 Periplum Tree I 14 Perrier Pick of the Fringe 39 Emo Philips 39 Phillips Auctioneers 134 Lena Phillips 78 Philomusica of Edinburgh 65 The Edinburgh Photographic 134 Exhibition Centre Pivotal Dance 52 Pleasance Comedy 39,40 Pleasance Music 65,66 Pleasance Festival of I 14,1 15,116 Theatre 2001 Plested and Brown I 17 Pluto Productions in association 40 with Ovation Pocket Mercury Productions 117 Point Hotel & Conference Centre 135 Portfolio Photography Gallery 135 Practical Magic Theatre 117 Jonathan Prag 66 Priorite A Gauche 40 The Prodigal Theatre Company 117 The Production Line 117 The Project 117 Puerile Comedy Company 40 PungMuAk 66 Puppetry of the Penis 41 Purple Productions 41 Pyromania 117 Q QM Theatre Company Quincy Choral Society

117 66

' R Randolph Studio @ 41,52,66,117,118 The French Institute ' Rare Birds Productions 41 Rational Madness I 18 Real Talent 41 * The Red Bull Players 118 Redkat Productions 41 l The Reduced Shakespeare Company I 18 1 The Rep Theatre Company 118 ' Revell & Higgins 42 r R.I.A.S. Gallery 135 Ricardo Garcia & Siroco: 67 ’ La Familia Flamenca

Richard Herring - Christ on a Stanford University Mad Th8r Christopher Richardson The Statement Drama Company Rich Hall and Dave Fulton Leah Stein Rocket Venues 78,118,119 Stiletto Productions Rogler and Sarapik Stonewall Benefit Room 3 @ The Festival 2001 Stratford Music Centre The Rose Theatre Company Strictly Scottish Rosl Arts 67,68 Strictly Songtime Ross McGilty Productions Ltd Strode's Theatre Company Exhibition Hall, Royal Botanic 135 Sassy Stryker Garden Edinburgh Sue Lee and Kosta Andrea Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh 135 Theatre Company Royal Holloway Music Theatre 78 Supergirly Royal Museum 135 Suspect Culture Royal National Theatre Studio 82 The Royal Scottish Academy of 119 T T on the Fringe Music and Drama Tall Stories Royal Bank on the Royal Mile 82 Catherine Tate Rubbernecker 42 Tatu RUDS 119 Teatr Modjeska Rugged Edge Productions 120 The Atre Company The Russian Cossack State 52 Theatre Alba mpr Dance Ensemble Theatre by Design Ryedale Youth Theatre 78 Theatre Du Risorius Theatrelab S Nadim Safdar 120 Theatre O St Andrew's and St George's 68,69 Theatre ofTravesti At Festival Time Theatre Works St Cuthbert's Parish Church 11,12,69 Theatre Workshop 12' The St George's Medics Revue 42 Theatrum Botanicum St George's School and 78 The Edinburgh Academy They Shoot Arrows... Don’t They? St Giles' Cathedral 69,82,83 Richard Thompson St Mark’s in Castle Terrace 70,78,83,120 Three Fat Ladies:A Murder Mystery St Mary's Cathedral 70 Tommy Tiernan St Mary's School, Caine 120 Tightfisted Productions St Michael & All Saints Church 70 Tiny Dynamite & The Bull Theatre St Patrick's Community 83 TLD Salsa Celtica 70 Tomfoolery Productions Sam & Cy 42 Traquair Fair Scarborough Project: 120 Traverse Theatre 12! The University of Hull Tremor Cordis The Scared Weird Little Guys 42 Trestle Theatre Company Scotch Malt Whisky Society 70,130 Trev and Simon Scotland in Love / Story & Harp 70 Tribeni Cultural Centre - Nepal Scottish Literary Tour Company Ltd. 120 Tripod Theatre Company Scottish National Gallery of 135 Tristan Baker Productions Modern Art Tristram Shandy Scottish National Portrait Gallery 136 Twilight Theatre Company Scottish Poetry Library 83 Two Friends Productions Scottish Sinfonia 71 Two Tonne Budgie Productions Inc. Screaming Blue Murder Comedy 42 Segovia Trio U Ubersausage Set Apart (International) Union Theatre Shakti Urbanway Productions Shams Clown Theatre Sheehan Productions V Valvona & Crolla 7! Shifting Tides Theatre Project Johnny Vegas Shoko Ito Venue 13 13,53,7! Short and Girlie Theatre Company 7 Vertical Records Short Back & Sides The Village Silver Arrow Sinead Rushe and Jenny Boot W WakkaWakka Singapore Repertory Theatre Young Company Walkie-Talkie In Association with SITCOM 120 Leicester University Theatre (South Island Theatre Company) Warhorse Productions Skullduggery Theatre Company 121 Warwick University Drama Society Slaughterhouse Lounge 43 Watch-lt Productions Slung Low Theatre Company 79 Suki Webster The Amazing Mr. Smith 43 Weekend in Rio Smithsense 121 Wee Stories Theatre for Children Smurf Productions 121 The Weird Sisters SMuTS (Sussex Musical Theatre Society) 43 Wells Cathedral Junior School S.N.U.G. 79 We're Not Named Yet! S of A Productions 12,79,121 West End Craft and Design Fair Soundworks 83 West 10 Productions Gordon Southern 43 Whistlebinkies Southern Light Drama 121 White Rabbit Cowboys 47,12i So You Think You're Funny 43 Dawn Whitwell Spasm 43 Wicked Theatre Spencer Brown 43 Willdoo Theatre The World of Spencer Brown Mike Wilmot The Famous Spiegeltent 71,72 Ray Wilson Spindle Theatre 121 Wisepart Productions I; Spymonkey 44 Wonderland Productions Stage 84 79 Wood & Hides Stage By Stage Edinburgh Academy 79,122 Workhorse Productions Stand-by Productions 122 The Stand Comedy Club I 44 The Stand Comedy Club II 13,44,45 Y Year Out Drama Company Y Gallery The Stand Up Show 45 Stanford University Department 122 Z Z Theatre Company of Drama

For all your call:

ILL oo©©o Venue 193 - Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh,West Gate, Arboretum Place

MY UMBRELLA ISA BALLOON TOO Slovenia's leading puppet company, Fru-Fru's five star show about a little girl searching for her lost balloon. 'With everything cheerful, it's a great half hour whether you are four or forty' Independent Aug 19-24 14.00 (14.45) Free (non-ticketed) Suitable for ages 3+ THE PIED PIPER London's Premier Children's Circus weaves its unique magic over the timeless children's classic in this enchanting setting. Come to the Garden for a free five star family programme including Circus Workshop (10.30-noon). Aug 18-27 12.45 (1.30) Free (non-ticketed) Suitable for ages 3+

0Q©©0 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207

LI I

SHALAMAZOO - AN INTERACTIVE CHILDRENS MUSICAL An engaging, timeless tale full of fun, songs and laughter.Take a trip to an enchanted land, help build a beautiful castle, learn new songs and dances. Fun for the whole family. Don't miss it. Aug 6-19 11.00 (11.25) £4.50 (£3.50) Suitable for ages 4+

oo©oo Venue 124 - Rocket @ Kirk O' Field, Kirk O' Field Parish Church, 140 The Pleasance Tickets 530 4543

MI4

THE LITTLE PRINCE Antoine de Saint-Exupery's classic children's meditation on solitude, beauty and the meaning of friendship is bought magically to life through Bare and Ragged's innovative ensemble style. Enchanting entertainment that will delight adults and children alike. Aug 13-18 13.00 (14.00) £5.00 (£3.00) Suitable for ages 5-12

©o©©o Venue 34 - C,Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105

LI2

LES REVES (THE DREAMS) With a binful of props and a custard pie, watch Beano create a carnival, a piano, and even Napoleon! This delightful morning of classic clowning is a silent feast of fun for all ages and languages. Aug I -26 (not 12) 10.50 (11.45) £5.50 (£4.50) (£3.50 C) Suitable for ages 5+ ^

— BILTON YOUTH ACTION THEATRE GROUP 00000 Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 558 9991

®0©©O Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105

LI2 j

NOT NOW, BERNARD 'There's a Monster in the garden' said Bernard. 'Not now, Bernard' said his parents... From the creator of Mr Benn and Elmer j the Patchwork Elephant, a fun, physical and fantastical tale of what happens , when parents don't listen to their children! Aug I -26 (not 12) 12.30 (13.00) £5.50 (£4.50) (£3.50 C) Suitable for ages 4+ ^

©o©©o Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105

LI2 :

THE PRINCESS AND THE PEA Hans Christian Andersen's enchanting fairytale brought magically to life in this delightful new adaptation for children and adults of all ages. 'Thrilling' Evening Standard. 'Had the audience transfixed' j Scotsman. 'Go see it en masse' Daily Express. Aug I -26 (not 12) 11.20 (12.10) £5.50 (£4.50) (£3.50 C) Suitable for ages 4+ >r

oo©oo

SAN FRANCISCO

Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 558 9991

LI 3

THE LITTLE PRINCE Live action, interactive video and music bring to life this charming moral tale of love and loss. Aug 7, 9, I 1, 14, 16, 18 10.00 (10.50) £4.00 (£3.50) ROBIN HOOD Maid Marian is 675 years old. Doesn't look a day over 500. Travel with her back to the goode olde days and relive the adventures that made her husband famous. Aug 6,8, 10, 13, 15, 17 10.00 (10.50) £4.00 (£3.50)

Corioianus Teatr Modjeska

The Tempest A & BC Theatre Company

10 - 21 August (not 15th) 9.30pm f

22 - 26 August 8.00pm (9pm on 25th August)

Experience Shakespeare like never before. Tivo vibrant and charged productions ivhere ensemble and audience share the same spectacular space.

nue 19:•^iguth Bridge, Edinburgh its available

A Production By The MOLANA Theatre Company

LI 3 ;

OUR LITTLE 'LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS' Fame, fortune, success - we want it all, but at what price? This satirical musical explores our yearning for the good life through a florist and his man-eating plant. A play for ? all the family. Aug 20-24 16.30 (18.00) £3.00 (£2.00) Suitable for ages 7+ :

“ 'orge Square Theatre

From 16th July - Office Flours only, from 3rd August - 10am to 10pfn Or from the venue half an hour before the show

iox Office

I A MIlHI

III.

©o©oo Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105

LI2

THE COMIC When a cartoonist misses a deadline, his three characters face being stuck in the past forever! Fast and furious live performance and amazing computer animation combine in this unique show. For anyone who's ever read a comic. Aug 1-18 (not 12) 12.35 (13.35) £6.50 (£5.50) (£4.50 C) Suitable for ages 5+ ^

Edinburgh Festival)

ooooo Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575

LI2

TALES OF THE ARABIAN NIGHTS A morning-time treat performed by award-winning young company.The Arabian nights retold using original music, mime, masks and plenty of action. Let Scheherazade lead you towards your lunch as she entertains King Shahryar. Aug 6-11 12.35 (13.35) £4.50 (£3.50) Suitable for all ages

DANCE BASE WITH THE FRINGE ON TOP

00©©0

Venue 22 - Dance Base - National Centre for Dance, 14-16 Grassmarket Info 226 3864

Meadow^

LIO

KIDS DANCE CLASSES - AFRICAN South African Gumboot: make lots of noise with your feet, voice and hands! Fun or what? Aug 9-12 14.00 (16.00) £2.50 Suitable for ages 8-12 KIDS DANCE CLASSES - FUNKY Make like popstars: funky moves for kids, www.dancebase.co.uk Aug 14-18,20-21 11.00 (13.00) £2.50 Suitable for ages 8-12 OLDER KIDS - CAPOEIRA AND HIP HOP DANCE WORKSHOP Hip Hop and capoeira feature in Tekken and some very cool computer games: now do it for real! www.dancebase.co.uk Aug 6-8 14.00 (16.00) £2.50 Suitable for ages 12-16 ^

0Q©00 Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575

IfTTOETflFrFEfa

LI2

THREE LITTLE PIGS AND THE UGLY DUCKLING Traditional Puppet Favourites - join Ugly in his search for happiness and help the Oinks sort out Mr Wolf-it-Down.You'll squeal with delight. 'Perfectly pitched at its pre-school target audience' Scotsman. Aug 6-11,14-18 10.30 (11.20) £4.00 Suitable for ages 3-7

oooeo Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575

LI I

AVERY HAIRY BUS RIDE! One terrified teacher,four screaming school children and three greedy grizzlies ensure that this fun filled production is as palatable as Papa Bear's porridge and as bouncy as Baby Bear's bed. Aug 21 -27 (not Sun) 11.00 (11.45) £5.00 (£3.00) Suitable for ages 3-9

DR BUNHEAD'S SCIENCE EDUCATION

00©©0

Venue 37 - George Square Theatre, George Square Tickets 662 8740

NI2

DR BUNHEAD VS THE WORLD'S BIGGEST BOGEY MrWippy's giant poo, exploding hot-water bottles and more spectacular science madness from the BBC Science presenter. Fringe 2000 sell-out. 'Brilliant Show' Scotsman, ***** Sunday Herald. 'Most amazing' Stage. Suitable for everybody (except the nervous). Aug 18-26 11.00 (noon) £6.00 (£4.00) Suitable for ages 4+

oo@©o Venue 99 - Greyfriars Kirk Yard - Main Gates, Greyfriars Place, Candlemaker Row Tickets 557 1000

LI2

GREYFRIARS BOBBY The newest walking adventure from Frantic Redhead Productions. Follow along as we recount the true story of the loyal Skye Terrier who slept on his master's grave. A late morning outing for dog lovers of all ages. Aug 6-27 (not Suns) 11.00 (noon) £6.00 (£5.00) Suitable for ages 6+ ^

oo&oo Venue 22 - Dance Base - National Centre for Dance, 14-16 Grassmarket Info 226 0000

LIO

FREE WORKSHOPS AT DANCE BASE A great series of free workshops presented by Fringe companies including National Youth Music Theatre, Awakenings and Kaoruco. Further details available from the Fringe Box Office. Booking advisable. Aug 6-17 times vary Free (ticketed)

6DINBVRGH 9

For all your Fri

calls?” ®Q©00 Venue 37 - George Square Theatre, George Square Tickets 662 8740

N12

CIRCOTEATRO UDI GRUDI - O CANO Herald Angel Award winners from Fringe 2000, Udi Grudi are three clowns specialising in musical metamorphosis; drainpipes become an organ, tiles become a xylophone and a barrel plays a samba! 'Magically inventive Brazilian circus' Scotsman. Aug 3-13 13.30 (14.30) £6.00 (£4.00) Suitable for all ages ^

13-18 august

O let's hear it font he boy! I

ooo©o Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6109

L11

THE HAPPY PRINCE R U aged 7-1 I years? Be a fabulous Fringe performer. Come and take part in our play based on The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde. Dress up and have fun acting and singing, or just watch. Aug 20-25 10.00 (11.45) £5.00 (£4.00) Suitable for ages 7-11

oo©©o Venue 14 - Gilded Balloon atTeviot Row House, 5/2 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403

MI2

CHIPOLATAS IN GROOVY NOT GRAVY Multi-skilled sophistication to reckless fun, in this legendary children's show.They produce a fast moving interactive performance, featuring rip-roaring energy, loony tunes, sparkling circus skills, stories, songs & riotous routines. A show for children of all ages! Aug 6-12 12.30 (13.30) £6.00 (£5.00) THE HAPPY GANG'S SINGALONG SALOON! The Happy Gang's new musical spectacular is a rootin' tootin' hoe-down in the singalong Saloon packed with songs, fun and cool characters! The Happy Gang was the biggest selling children’s attraction at Fringe 2000 - book early! Aug 7-13,17,24-25 14.00 (15.00) £6.00 (£4.50 Nurseries and Playgroups)

+ s^ffual perve^siteiri f

WHEN THE ROBBERS CAME TO CARDAMOM TOWN After its sell-out run in Norway, this delightfully loveable children's musical, with talking camels, tap dancing ponies and angry Aunt Sophia, comes to life in English for the very first time at the Fringe Festival. Aug 10-18 10.00 (noon) £6.50 (£5.50) Suitable for ages 4+

+ five go tqjetdinburgh

00©00

Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 558 9991

LI 3

SAVE OUR THEATRE The Palace Theatre is to be shut down - but where will the fantastic creatures who live there go? Meet Pits,Tabs and Flyfloor (among others) in this fun, family play that shows how a theatre works. Aug 13-17 10.00 (10.45) £4.50 (£3.00) Suitable for ages 7-14

The National Youth Music Theatre 25th ANNIVERSARY YEAR

oo©oo Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155

Exploding onto the stage in a riot

FIVE GOTO EDINBURGH! Julian, Dick, Ann, George and Timmy are back! Secret passages, a missing scientist, the Loch Ness Monster, tomato and lettuce sandwiches and lashings of Ginger Beer. And it's all free! 'Hurrah and double hurrah!' Aug 13-18 noon (12.30) Free (non-ticketed)

m of music, dance and theatre, crJStion is the story of the * ^universe as it>has i neveifbeen told before.

O0©©O Venue 193 - Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, West Gate, Arboretum Place

WHYTHE OSTRICH HAS A LONG NECK Why does the ostrich have such a long neck? With the help of animal friends, Mama Africa tells a magical story. With music and dances from another world, help discover how Croc is involved. Join in this colourful African tale. Aug 5-27 15.00 (16.00) £2.50 (£2.00) Family (4) £7.50 Suitable for ages 3+

THEATRE COMPANY

®o@©©

Venue 41 - Hill Street Theatre, 19 Hill Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only

Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000

ooooo K13

TOTAL BISCUIT: MARBLES 10 years old and all you want is a good night’s sleep, how do you manage, with nightmares, bogey men and monsters under the bed.Why not come and see. Happy ending guaranteed! Aug 6-11 13.00 15.00 £5.00 (£3.00) ^

EDINBURGH FESTIVAL FRINGE

THE THIRTEEN CLOCKS Start 13 frozen clocks, find 1000 jewels to win the hand of Princess Saralinda.As Xinqu swashbuckles his way through this tale, the warp and woof of words create a cradle for the imagination... tick, tock! Aug 3-27 (not Weds) 10.40 (11.50) £6.00 (£5.00) Suitable for ages 5+

creation

GORDON CRAIG YOUTH THEATRE

+ dtjfnce conre^ations

St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral 14 - 18 August 2001 evenings 14 - 18 at 8pm matinees 16 at 3pm & 18 at 4 pm BOX OFFICE

0131 226 5138

Box Office

III ©Q©00

presents

PRODUCTIONS

Meet The Authors Written by Elizabeth Garry

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550

LI4

TEDDY BEAR.TEDDY BEAR, COME TO TEA! Polly's puppets are having a surprise tea party for their favourite, furry friend, Bruno Bear. Join in the party fun and sing along with Bruno's favourite rhymes.Your teddy is invited too! Aug 1-3,6,8-10 11.45 (12.30) £5.00 (£4.00) Aug 4-5,11-12 11.45 (12.30) £5.50 (£4.50) Suitable for ages 2-7

Directed by William Derl-Davis

The 19th Century Poet, EMILY DICKINSON featuring

Richard Sinclair Nigel Keen and Lita Buckley,

oo©oo Venue 125 - St Mark's Unitarian Church, Castle Terrace Tickets 226 0000

CINDERELLA the much loved fairytale retold by traditional glove puppet theatre for the very young. Highly visual, stunning puppets. Child-friendly venue, 5 minutes from Princes Street. Birthday and school parties welcome. Under 2s Free. Best Fringe for tinies. Aug 6-18 (not 12) 10.30 (11.30) £5.00 (under 2s Free) Suitable for ages 2-6

oo©©o Venue 65 - StAnn's Community Centre,South Gray's Close,CowgateTickets 557 0469

below, as Emily

LOUISA MAY ALCOTT

Author of ‘Little Women’ featuring

American Actress, Elizabeth Garry

LI3

THE BFG If you're Big Friendly and preferably a Giant (small, friendly people also welcome), you'll love Youth Arts production of this cartoon classic by Roald Dahl converted to the stage for laughs. A Big Friendly extravaGanza. Aug 14-25 14.00 (15.00) £6.00 (£4.00) Suitable for ages 5-13 WATER BABIES by Charles Kingsley is a monument to timeless children's novels and a visual adaptation is something very special. If you don't mind getting your feet wet take a ride on this aquatic adventure. Aug 14-25 10.00 (11.00) £6.00 (£4.00) Suitable for ages 4-13

®o©oo

HILL STREET THEATRE STUDIO [VENUE 41] UNIVERSAL ARTS, ELM ROW, EDINBURGH

12.20pm - 1.50pm Daily performances

Hill Street Theatre Box Office: 0131 226 6522 (available from / Fringe Box Office: 0131 226 0000 For further information, please phone 079 3288 4578

Venue 30 - Netherbow Theatre, 43 High Street Tickets 556 9579

KI3

NETHERBOW FOR KIDS Enjoy an exuberant season of childrens classics from Scotland's top performers. Intimate theatre and child-friendly environment in the heart of the Fringe on the Royal Mile next door to John Knox House. Scotland's national storytelling centre. GREYFRIARS BOBBY The life of everyone's favourite wee dog in a new version of Kenspeckle Puppets' hit family show. Scenes, sounds, music, original songs and a spectacular puppet cast evoke a vivid picture of times past in Edinburgh. Aug 4-18 (not 5) 14.00 (15.00) £4.00 (£3.00) Suitable for ages 4-9

MAGIC BOB'S MID-MORNING MAGIC SHOW Fast moving fun from the Fringe's 'most enduring entertainer' List. New tricks blend with comedy routines and audience participation to create 'an hour that flies by like magic' Independent. Aug 4-18 (not 5) I 1.00 (noon) £5.00 (£3.50) Suitable for ages 4+ TOM THUMB The story of a very small boy living in a very big world. Follow the adventures of our tiny hero with Shona Reppe puppets. Music, storytelling and visual delight make theatre full of zest and zany humour. Aug 4-18 (not 5) 12.30 (13.20) £4.00 (£3.00) Suitable for ages 4-9

CHAMBERS SIRS

forbidden 'Gloriously inventive' Time Out

THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ Dorothy, Scarecrow,Tinman, the Wizard and of course Lion! Puppet magic with lanTurbitt and Jo Martin in this unbeatable new adaptation of L. Frank Baum's original masterpiece of storytelling. Aug 4-18 (not 5) 15.30 (16.30) £5.00 (£3.50) Suitable for ages 5-10

oo©oo Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson RowTickets 557 1155

THE LAND OF NO COLOUR Oscars presents the land of Cascadia filled with larger than life fairies, slug choruses, three-headed spiders and... oh yes, an evil witch. Magic, music and mayhem lead Bertie onwards restoring colour to the world. Aug 13-18 13.45 (15.15) £5.00 (£4.00) Suitable for ages 7-11

ooooo Venue 85 - Garage Chapiteau (Theatre du Risorius), Princes Street Gardens West Tickets 221 9009

VINTAGE THEATRE COMPANY The Vintage Theatre Group's interactive programme for children brings the joy and love of Jesus through drama, dance and comedy. Aug 6-7 11.00 (noon) £3.50 (£2.50 C) Suitable for ages under 12 stroll thro wood..

A magical, musical adaptation'1 of the award-winning picture book

LINDA BANDELIER Singer, songwriter, storyteller, minister. Linda combines these talents to produce a children's event for those who are 'young at heart'. Start your week here with Linda Bandelier. Aug 6,10 10.00 (11.00) £3.50 (£2.50 C) Suitable for ages Under 12

ST CUTHBERT’S PARISH CURCH continues over the page

For all your Fringe call:

Ill ST CUTHBERT’S PARISH CURCH continued ROLLIETHE CLOWN You'll be rolling in the aisles! Rollie Bain raises the roof with laughter wherever he performs around the world. He masterfully combines his ministry and clowning to produce a spectacular show. Aug 7-9 10.00 (11.00) £3.50 (£2.50 C) Suitable for ages Under 12 AUDREY PARKS God has given us a world full of stories. Come and hear tales from around the world and be 'spellbound' by Audrey. Aug 8 I 1.00 (noon) £3.50 (£2.50 C) Suitable for ages Under 12 STEPHEN FISCHBACHER Only Stephen could combine the rock, pop, folk and country styles of music to have kids raising the roof in churches throughout the land. Aug 9-10 11.00 (noon) £3.50 (£2.50 C) Suitable for ages Under 12 IAN WHITE One of Scotland's foremost Christian singer songwriters. Ian's concerts sell out across the land. Aug 11 10.00 (noon) £4.00

oo©©o Venue 240 - The Scotsman Hotel, 20 North Bridge Tickets 226 0000

KI2

ONCE UPON ATIME... A new selection of children's fairy tales from around the world, including Hans Christian Andersen's The Nightingale, beautifully and imaginatively brought to life. 'Breaks new ground' Stage. Fascinating for children and adults alike. Preview Aug 17 11.00 (12.30) £3.00 (£2.00) Aug 18-26 11.00 (12.30) £5.00 (£3.50) Suitable for ages 5+

PERRIER COMEDY AWARDS 4 DATES YOU SHOULD REMEMBER: AWARD SHORTLIST ANNOUNCED IN THE DAILY DIARY, WED 22ND AUGUST. AWARD WINNER ANNOUNCED ON SAT 25TH AUGUST. TH

EB£ST<

"'‘t

oo©©o Venue 87 - The Famous Spiegeltent, Princes Mall Rooftop Plaza, Princes Street Tickets 226 0000 J12 MR BOOM... CHILDREN'S ONE MAN BAND is back in toon. He'll hae the waens dancin' roond, like planets gaen roond the sun, come and join the cosmic fun! Aug 7,9,14,16,18-19,21,23,25 11.00 (11.45) £4.00

SHOW IN

PERRIER SELLOUT I COMEDY AWARD SHOWS^ *

SUN 26 & MON 27

AT 8PM

ASSEMBLY ROOMS

0131 226 2428 PERRIER PICK OF THE FRINGE SEASON IN LONDON’S WEST END PHONE 020 7494 5558 FOR DATES AND DETAILS IN ASSOCIATION WITH

efoto fhe Fringe’s youngest c#st for s modern fairytale shout s poor hoy -whose fsroily joins the circus. <# pre-show Workshop roskes you psnft of the fun! August

to 25th

2:25 pro si ^ugusttoe’s -id: (0121) 225 6575

!?4 hour Box Office

fl lllHI

pJvriTTBliRt

III]

STAGE BY STAGE EDINBURGH ACADEMY

00@©0

Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155

ALICE IN WONDERLAND The Mad Hatter invites you to a delightful tea party with cake and squash for everyone! You'll hear all about Alice's amazing adventures, while Cheshire Cat sings 'Beautiful Soup'.Would you care to join the Lobster Dance? Aug 6-19 12.30 (13.30) £5.50 (£4.50) Suitable for ages 4-12 >r

THE STAND COMEDY CLUB II Venue 5 - The Stand Comedy Club, 5 York Place Tickets 558 7272

®0©©0 112

MONSTERS IN MY WARDROBE Jimmy's got monsters in his wardrobe! A magical wardrobe opening to strange, fantastic worlds, where Jimmy discovers monsters aren't that bad. Laughter, drama, thrills and adventure by BlueBoat and Mark Pen^ak. 'Effervescent theatrical imagination' Sunday Herald. Preview July 29 16.00 (16.45) £3.00 Preview Aug 3 noon (12.45) £3.00 Aug 4-26 (not 13) noon (12.45) £5.00 (£3.00)

©o©©o Venue 4 - C too, St Columba's by the Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105

L11

THE GRUFFALO A mouse took a stroll through the deep, dark wood...' His tall stories of a giant Gruffalo scare off hungry predators - but then a reallife Gruffalo appears... A magical, musical adaptation of the award-winning picture book. 'Inspired' Scotsman. Aug 2-26 (not 12) 14.00 (14.50) £6.50 (£5.50) (£4.50 C) Suitable for ages 3-7 ^

oo@©o Venue 85 - Garage Chapiteau (Theatre du Risorius), Princes Street Gardens West Tickets 221 9009

VOLPINO Puppet show performed in a gypsy caravan in Princes Street Gardens. Adventures of a little fox and rabbit. [Delightful array of puppets come alive! Theatre du Risorius transports you to the land of sheer magic and enjoyment, filled with laughter. Aug 5-27 15.00 (15.40) 18.00 (18.40) £4.00 (£3.00 C) Suitable for all ages ^

oo©©o Venue 13-Venue 13, Lochend Close,CanongateTickets 07050 161320

JI5

THE TARTAN SNOW BABY by Lesley Ross and James Williams (Ripley Theatre). Cordelia's father is trapped in a storm.Where are the supersheep? With hedgehogs, and a lost baby, this new musical follows Rumplestiltskin as Ripley's tenth year at the Fringe. Aug IS 10.00 (11.10) £1.00 Aug 16-26 (not 20) 10.00 (11.10) £3.00 (£ 1.50) Suitable for ages 3+

WEE STORIES THEATRE FOR CHILDREN

A FESTIVAL OF INTERNATIONAL DANCE, MIME & THEATRE WITH PERFORMANCES BY: ITEATR PROVISORIUM (POLAND)

IMITZU ABURA (JAPAN)

I COMIC TRUST (RUSSIA)

I SLAVA+ (SWEDEN) I DANCE LIKE A MAN (INDIA)

I KOMEDIA PRODUCTIONS (ENGLAND)

I NOVOGO FRONTA (CZECK REPUBLIC)

Venue 30 - Netherbow Theatre, 43 High Street Tickets 556 9579

I THEATRE CRYPTIC (SCOTLAND)

I DIQUIS TIQUIS (COSTA RICA)

I AXE (RUSSIA)

(USA/GERMANY)

I FABRIK (G E RMAN Y/H O L LAN D)

I FORMAL THEATRE (RUSSIA)

I FABRIK POTSDAM (GERMANY)

2-27 AUGUST AT KOMEDIA ST STEPHENS St Stephens Street Box Office: 0131 558 3853

KI3

ooo©o Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575

LI 2

LITTLE WORTH Modern fairy tale about a special little boy. Born into poverty, his family join the circus. But when children disappear, who will solve the mystery? Pre-show workshop draws you into the fun. A musical worth finding more about. Aug 22-25 15.25 (17.00) £6.00 (£4.00) Suitable for ages 5-13

I DO-TEATRE (RUSSIA) I WEE DANCE

<DO©®6

TREASURE ISLAND A voyage for your imagination:Wee Stories bring R.L Stevenson's classic tale of suspense to the stage. Blood, guts and adventure for everyone over 7 yrs from this award-winning Scottish Theatre company. Aug 4-26 (not 5,19) 17.30 (18.45) £5.00 (£3.50) Suitable for ages 7+

oo©©o Venue 101 - C belle angele, Hastie's Close, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105

L12

PANDEMONIUM A Greek myth-adventure by JeniferToksvig with music by David Perkins. Join the valiant Theseus, his hero buddies and a swinging Greek Chorus as they go in search of Pandora and her box. A magical musical for children of all ages. Aug 6-26 (not 12) 10.30 (11.20) £5.50 (£4.50) (£3.50 C)

For all vour Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

comedv ft revue AAAARGH! PRODUCTIONS

00©00

Venue 81 - The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009

THE POP-UP GUIDE TO ARMAGEDDON Satan is a little miffed and takes it out on God at the end of the world. Good battles Evil! The horsemen ride! Jam for tea! 'Excellent entertainment' Varsity. 'A fun show' Cambridge Student. Aug 5-18 23.15 (00.15) £5.00 (£3.00) World Premiere

ALTERNATE SHADOWS

OOO0O

Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 558 9991

LI 3

TWISTED TALES 'It'll be huge!'Tom Thumb. From the acclaimed group who brought you 'Seven Deadly Sinners'. 'Funny' *** Scotsman (1999). 'Silly, surreal comedy' Kent Today (2000) 'It'll bring the house down' Big Bad Wolf. Aug 20-25 18.15 (19.15) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL

00©00

Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428

JI0

STAND UP FOR FREEDOM Ed Byrne's only Edinburgh appearance; with Ross Noble, the Nualas and Boothby Graffoe... and who is the special guest? Laugh in the face of oppression at this Amnesty benefit sponsored by the very wonderful Ethical Investment Co-operative. Aug 13 23.45 (01.15) £ 12.50 (£ 10.50) World Premiere

STEPHEN K. AMOS

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550

LI4

STEPHEN K AMOS Come and meet Stephen - all five of him. Hilarious alter-egos take centre stage. Brilliant character comedy. 'Surely an award winner' Sunday Times. 'Always entertaining' Time Out. 'Had the audience eating out of the palm of his hand' Guardian. Previews Aug 1-3 19.30 (20.30) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19-23 19.30 (20.30) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-1 1, 17-18,24-27 19.30 (20.30) £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere ^

ANDY PARSONS... LOCAL BOROUGH PEST EXTERMINATOR

®o©©o

WOOD & HIDES

Mim If Delia doesn t sue us Anne Robinson will!

80 Charade! In 60 mini ....Wood is a star in the making The SU

Charlie Hides.... a gifted stand up comic The Boston Globt

Wood & Hides... the next big thing on TV Linda Duff: Daily Star

Glided Ball

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 ANDY PARSONS... LOCAL BOROUGH PEST EXTERMINATOR Stand-up to an aquarium, a double-act with a fish.Yes! Sex, violence and squirrel-trapping.You want the best vermin control in the country? You got it. 'A must see' Time Out. Preview Aug 3 19.00 (19.55) £3.00 Aug 4-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-20,22-23 19.00 (19.55) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-1 1, 17-18,24-27 19.00 (19.55) £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere ^

ANDY ZALTZMAN VERSUS THE DOG OF DOOM

®0©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

August 3rd-26th/645pm

Box Office-0131226 2151

>ANIEL KTJBOI

ANDY ZALTZMAN VERSUS THE DOG OF DOOM Comedy-Zone star Andy Zaltzman confronts the fearsome Dog of Doom for one decisive hour in human history. Help stop the hound. 'Looks funny and is funny... expect some properly topical stuff Evening Standard. Previews Aug 1-4 20.00 (21.00) £5.00 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 20.00 (21.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 20.00 (21.00) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 20.00 (21.00) £10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere

ARKLE THEATRE COMPANY

OOQOO

Venue 114 - Theatre Arkle, St Paul's and St George's Church, York Place Tickets 558 9800

112

ANORAK OF FIRE Stephen Dinsdale's hit comedy from the Fringe of '93; a mind expanding experience - a glimpse into the inner world of Britain's last true spiritual order... trainspotters. Now you'll know the world's funniest place is Crewe. Aug 13-18 18.15 (19.15) £5.00

AS220 Venue 204 - Ego and Out, 14 Picardy Place Tickets 478 7434

|He has natural bonhonl ^contagious appetite fori jtage and rare talent ...,v| f good standup indeed!

00©00 HI3

THE PORK CHOP LOUNGE VARIETY SHOW The Pork Chop Lounge from Providence, Rl, host an evening of sketch comedy with fabulous short acts and oddities, including a very small man, snug outfits, a hockeysexual and the Pope. Show changes nightly. Music to follow. Aug 8-11,15-18 21.00 (23.00) £5.00

Innocence am Word Cbc/^| MM Pleasance I0:30pn (be office 013! 556 6550)

!st-27th August 2001.

24 hour Box Office at; MnNW.edfringe.com

comedv * revue

SMITH FOR KARUSHI LTD BY ARRANGEMENT WITH DAWN SEDGWICK MANAGEMENT PRESENTS

THE SMASH HIT SELL OUT SUCCESS OF EDINBURGH 2000

THE SCOTSMAN ASSEMBLY

0O©©O

Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428

JIO

THE SCOTSMAN ASSEMBLY We serve pure, undiluted comedy. Neat. No mixers. Millions of stand-up, sit-down, in your face, really-make-you-laughout-loud, bellyache funny comedians will bare their comedy souls, and occasionally bottoms, just to make you happy. BACHMAN AND EVANS James and Mark are bored. One of them has a nuclear bomb.Things are looking up... From the writers of almost every TV comedy and entertainment show of the last five years. 'Local Dog Wins Prize' Farnham Herald. Aug 3-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 17.45 (18.45) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10,11,17-19,24-26 17.45 (18.45) £ 10.00 (£9.00) ^ BEST OF THE FEST 2001: SPONSORED BY INTAGEN If comedians were Roman Gladiators, then these would be the Russell Crowes of comedy. Come cheer them on festival lovers! Come in your thousands to the Coliseum of comedy. Aug 9,12,14-16,23,27 midnight (01.30) £10.50 (£9.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 midnight (01.30) £ 11.50 (£ 10.00)

"Multi-talented, hilarious... a crescendo performance... an ENORMOUS future awaits' The Times

BOOTHBY GRAFFOE - MIDNIGHT When graves give up their dead, more to the point, when Boothby Graffoe performs every song he has ever written (9). He is accompanied by White-hot guitarist...' Independent, Antonio Forcione. So it should be quite warm. Half-price for dead people. Aug 3-9,12,14-16,21-23,27 midnight (01.30) £10.00 (£9.00) Aug 10-1 1,17-19,24-26 midnight (01.30) £ 11.00 (£10.00) ^ ALAN DAVIES First gigs this century from once brilliant stand-up, fallen on hard times. Expect frayed nerves and raw emotion as he wrestles with his new so-called 'super jokes'. Warning: Show may contain mortgage advice and some old material. 'Incredibly funny' Daily Record. Aug 3-5,7-9,12,14-16 22.00 (23.20) £ 10.50 (£9.00) Aug 10-11,17 22.00 (23.20) £ 12.50 (£ 10.00) F**KING OUR FATHERS: SCOTT CAPURROJOHN CARDONE Two best friends protect each other from the evil onslaught of other single gay men. John and Danny both traverse through San Francisco seeking and yet rejecting the one type they both crave - a hot muscle daddy. Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 midnight (01.10) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-1 1, 17-19,24-26 midnight (01.10) £ 10.00 (£9.00) ^ GOODBYE - WE WERE THE NUALAS Legendary Irish all-girl super group bid farewell. Last chance to experience them live. Tm knocked out by their vocal prowess.' 'Phenomenally funny' Herald. 'They are simply resonantly hilarious' Dublin Event Guide. 'Something rare' Sunday T/mes.'Genius' Scotsman. Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 19.30 (20.30) £ 10.00 (£9.00) Aug 10-1 1,17-19,24-26 19.30 (20.30) £ 11.00 (£ 10.00) THE HAPPY SIDESHOW Sold-out in Edinburgh 2000.Australia's premier freakshow returns with their whipcrackin', trap-snapping, sword-swallowing, dislocating torture for fun. Reinventing the voyeuristic sideshows of the past into the coolest, slickest and happiest sideshow on earth. See it for yourself! Aug 6-9,12-16,20-23,27 22.00 (23.15) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 22.00 (23.15) £ 10.00 (£9.00) ^ JACKIE CLUNE - BITCHIN' The undisputed queen of the cocktail lounge dishes the dirt on peroxide pop princesses and dancehall divas and belts out hilarious medleys of 80's and 90's classics 'Prime wit and superior entertainment' Daily Express. 'Camp, ironic, charming' Guardian. Aug 3-9,12,14-16,21 -23,27 19.20 (20.30) £ 10.00 (£9.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 19.20 (20.30) £ 11.00 (£ 10.00) ^ JULIA MORRIS IN SHOW AND TELL Is show and tell only for grown ups? Aussie celebrity comic with songs to sing and tales to tell after one long, hot summer. Described as a 'scorcher' at Edinburgh 2000, this year will be no cooler! Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 21.30 (22.30) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 21.30 (22.30) £ 10.00 (£9.00) MARK LITTLE 'Mark Little is aWhingeing P.O.H.M.' Extreme Hove Theatre Company.The comedy revolutionary continues his unique style of comedy as installation. Incorporating DIY theatre, stand-up comedy, poetry and fear. Introducing Kaos.Kom - Mark in the Dark. A festival secret! Aug 3-5,7-9,12,14-16,21 -23,27 22.30 (23.30) £ 10.50 (£9.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 22.30 (23.30) £ 11.50 (£ 10.00) MARC SALEM'S MIND GAMES 'Extraordinary! Miraculous! Brilliantly entertaining! This is a one-man tour-de-force as Marc wows and charms his audience for an hour with his incredible ability to read minds' New York Post. 'He knows what you're thinking. Honest' List. Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 22.45 (23.45) £ 10.00 (£9.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 22.45 (23.45) £ 11.00 (£ 10.00) ^

PLEASANCE

0131 556 6550

00PM 1-27 AUGUST NOT e

MARKWALKER -THE MAN WHO FELL TO MIRTH This enigmatic Northern boy has emerged as one of the most explosive performers on the comedy circuit today. Hilarious stand-up combined with extraordinary mimicry and a powerful stage presence, book early! Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 19.00 (20.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 19.00 (20.00) £ 10.00 (£9.00) >r' THE SCOTSMAN ASSEMBLY continues on page 17

comedu Premie

For all your Fringe tickets cali: 0131226 0000 AVAtOh PROMOTIONS 00

ED SMITH FOR KARUSHI LTD BY ARRANGEMENT WITH DAWN SEDGWICK MANAGEMENT PRESENTS

the

'Outstanding comic talents - THE most exciting comedienne working’

"COMEDY'S FINEST NEW ADDITIONS"

The Independent

The Observer

iE'S LEADING SHOWCASE"

PLEASANCE

0131 556 6550

.35PM 1-27 AUGUST NOT 7, 20

At The Box Office PLEASANCE 0131 556 6550 August 1ST-27TH

(Except 7th 8 21st) AT 11.00PM

IRISH

comeoe An ugly gameshow about the beautiful game. 'a Scottish Alt Garnett Scotland on Sunday controversial, offensive and informed’ Stage

A great night out from the start’ Cork Examiner

THRee TOP CCLTIC comics FOR THe pRice OF one E STAND COMEDY CLUB

THE STAND COMEDY CLUB 5 YORK PLACE

3-26

7.45pm

558 7272

£6/5

5 YORK PLACE 6.00om

558 7272

£6/5

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com THE SCOTSMAN ASSEMBLY continued from page 15 MATT KING ISA CHILD The blimmin1 hilarious bloke who brought you 'Matt King BC takes you on lovely journey into his human head. From piglets to Christian crusades to St John's Ambulance men. 'Surreal... wonderful... hilarious' Scotsman. Aug 3-5,7-9,12,14-16,21-23,27 23.45 (00.45) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 23.45 (00.45) £ 10.00 (£9.00) ^ THE MITCHELL AND WEBB CLONES For blurb please ring the Mitchell and Webb Blurbline on 07951 927963. 'Comedy as it should be' **** List. 'Their script is a comedy dream: ambitious and economical, erudite and silly' Scotsman. 'Brilliant' Heat. 'Real comic talent' Time Out. Aug 3-9,12,13,15,16,20,22-23,27 20.15 (21.15) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 20.15 (21.15) £ 10.00 (£9.00) RIDICULUSMUS - SAY NOTHING From the seriously funny, surreal winners of the Time Out Live Award comes an irreverent slice of Northern Irish reticence, where the general rule is 'whatever you say, say nothing!' 'Mesmerically talented' BBC2 Edinburgh Revue. 'Tight, immaculately observed' Scotsman Critic's Choice. Aug 19-22 10.00 (11.30) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 20 13.30 (15.00)

BABLAKE AT DIVERSE ATTRACTIONS

®0©©0 LI2

THE MUSICAL Chicago's hottest improv group return to Edinburgh with their smash-hit always-different ever-hilarious fully improvised comedy musical. You supply the suggestion, we'll supply the laughs. 'Makes you wonder why Hollywood ever bothered with a screenplay!' List. Aug 3-26 19.55 (20.45) £8.00 (£6.00) ^ Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 558 9991

LI 3

ONLY CHILD After rave reviews everywhere, Baby Wants Candy's performers hit the stage solo. Each day a dazzling new show by a different performer.These sharp and witty individuals add top-notch sketches to their already extensive improvisational comedy repertoires. Aug 19-26 14.00 (15.00) £6.00 (£4.00) WEIRDASS Chicago favourites Stephnie Weir (MAD-TV) and Robert Dassie (Second City) perform their critically acclaimed show at the Fringe for the first time. Smart and funny, this duo entertains with a wonderfully crafted blend of improvised scenic comedy. Aug 10-18 14.00 (15.00) £6.00 (£4.00)

SUSAN AND JANICE - BECAUSE WE RE WORTH IT! Following the hugely successful 'I Hate My Sister', comedy's two favourite girls return. 'Hilarious... ruthlessly satirical sketches' Scotsman. 'Compelling comic brio... impossible to resist' Herald. 'Best comedy on the Fringe this year' Independent on Sunday. Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 22.45 (23.45) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 22.45 (23.45) £ 10.00 (£9.00)

Venue 11 - Diverse Attractions, Riddles Court, 322 LawnmarketTickets 225 8961

BABY WANTS CAN DY Venue 34 - C,Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105

BAG IT UP! Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105

OO0OO LI I

ONCE A CATHOLIC In Mary O'Malley's extremely funny play, innocent Mary Mooney, saucy Mary McGinty and pert Mary Gallagher, fifth formers at a convent school, encounter nuns, boys, Father Mullarkey, facts of life and the corrupting influence of Elvis Presley. Aug 13-18 15.15(16.45) £3.50

0O©©O LI2

LIPSTICK ONYOURTEETH The League of Gentlemen meets Victoria Wood down a dark alley on a bad hair day. Fruity fun, salty humour and sparkling sketches with three girls from Hackney.This is Gentlemen's Relish for the twenty-first century! Aug 1-26 (not 12) 17.00 (17.50) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere >r

BBC NEW COMEDY AWARDS GRAND FINAL Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550

ooo©o MI2

BBC NEW COMEDY AWARDS GRAND FINAL Culmination of a year-long search for the country's funniest, most innovative new comedians. BBC Talent and BBC Choice have scoured the national comedy circuit to bring you the finalists. Filmed for BBC One. Aug 13 20.00 (22.00) Free (ticketed)

c G

THIS IS NOT DOREEN

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

comedv* revue BS&2H

BBC

RADIO 2

O0©©O

HIHK-JHl Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The Pleasance LI4 Tickets 556 6550 Tickets available day before show from Pleasance from 10am (max 4 per person). PARSONS AND NAYLOR'S PULL OUT SECTIONS Henry Naylor and Andy Parsons - 'The Godfathers of new sketch comedy' Independent - rifle through the week's news with the help of special guests in their daft and anarchic Radio 2 sketch and stand-up show. Aug 7,14 18.30 (19.30) Free (ticketed) Aug 21 16.30 (17.30)

BBC RADIO 4

G/LDED BALLOON peppermint lounge Blair Street

00©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance U4 Tickets 556 6550 Tickets available day before show from Pleasance from 10am (max 4 per person). COMIC FRINGES Ease yourself into the day with a free cup of coffee and a funny short story. Now in its sixth year and an established Fringe ritual. Come along and find out why (clue: it's not the coffee). Aug 20-24 10.30 (11.00) Free (ticketed) DEAD RINGERS Radio 4's award winning impressionist show hits Edinburgh. Spoof phone calls and hilarious sketches. 'Terrific sketch show' Sunday Times. 'Dead Ringers is brilliant' John Humphries Today Programme. Starring Jon Culshaw, Jan Ravens and Mark Perry. Aug 23 I 1.00 (noon) Free (ticketed) FRINGE CUTS We've trawled every venue from I to 758 (the backroom of a teashop in Dalkeith) to bring you the pick of this year's Fringe acts. So expect the best of stand-up, character comedy and maybe even some music. Aug 20 17.30 (18.45) Free (ticketed) FRONT ROW Radio 4's daily arts show with news of the hits, flops, talking points and debates at this year's Fringe and festivals. Aug 9 11.30 (12.30) Free (ticketed) Aug 20 14.00 (15.00) JUSTA MINUTE Nicholas Parsons attempts to control four celebrity panellists as they try to talk for sixty seconds without hesitation, repetition or deviation. But who will have the greatest gift of the gab? Aug 21 12.00 (12.45) 13.00 (13.45) Free (ticketed) LOOSE ENDS Thrice winner of the Rudyard Kipling Award for Owl Frightening, making its 183rd Fringe appearance with an inexplicable mix of clam racing and tired anecdotes dictated through a pork trumpet. With Ted Sherbet and guests. Bring an onion. Aug 11,18 11.00 (noon) Free (ticketed) THE NOW SHOW What have micro scooters, wap phones and Jamie Oliver got in common? They were all 'now' in 2000. Join Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis to find out what's big inY2KI.Very mobile.Very digital.Very Pukka.Very now. Aug 16 11.15(12.15) Free (ticketed) QUOTE, UNQUOTE Master of the Bon Mot, Nigel Rees celebrates 25 years of his quotations quiz by recording it for the first time at the Edinburgh Festival. Join him at and celebrity guests to explore the world of who said what. Aug 13-14 noon (12.45) Free (ticketed) Aug 13 13.00 (13.45) Aug 14 11.00 (11.45) TOMORROW'S HITS TODAY What do 'The League of Gentlemen' and 'Whose Line is it Anyway? have in common? They started as pilot shows on Radio 4. So grab your chance to attend the birth of the next comedy classic. Aug 17 11.15(12.15) Free (ticketed)

BBC RADIO SCOTLAND

00©©0

Venue 87 - The Famous Spiegeltent, Princes Mall Rooftop Plaza, Princes Street Tickets 226 0000 J12 RADIO SCOTLAND FESTIVAL CABARET Join Janice Forsyth for the pick of the Edinburgh Festival and Fringe. Aug 6,8,10,13,15,17,20,22,24 13.15 (14.30) Free (ticketed)

THE BBC STAND UP SHOW Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550

OOOOO MI2

THE BBC STAND UP SHOW Your chance to see the TV recordings of BBC I's 'The Stand Up Show', showcasing the hottest comedy talent around, from comedy circuit favourites to the best performers from around the globe. The series returns in the Autumn. Aug 6-9 17.00 (18.30) Free (ticketed) ask Fringe Box Office for details

BBC STAND UP SHOW ALIVE

®0©©O

Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 BBC STAND UP SHOW ALIVE The BBC presents a late night cabaret show, with a different line-up every night featuring the best stand-up talent in the country - and it's all appeared on the BBC.The event is supported by BBC Worldwide. Preview Aug 2 midnight (01.30) £4.00 Aug 3-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 midnight (01.30) £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 midnight (01.30) £9.00 (£8.00)

MI2

Puerile

Comedy

Company presents

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL IN ASSOCIATION WITH

THE ETHICAL INVESTMENT CO-OPERATIVE PRESENTS

STMPrOR

DANNY BHOY

* ED BVRflB * ROSS flOBLE * * THE (IIKIKIS * BOOTHBV GRflFFOE * PLUS VERY SPECIAL GUESTS

LI4

DANNY BHOY Daily Telegraph Comedian of the Year 1999.'Possesses all the natural charm and intelligence on stage to suggest he will become one of the all time greats' Stage. 'Mesmerising... reminds you just how good a real stand-up can be’ Express. Previews Aug 1-3 21.15 (22.15) £3.00 Aug 4-6,12-13,15-16,19-23 21.15 (22.15) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 21.15 (22.15) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 21.15 (22.15) £10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere ^

BIG AND DAFT

0O©©O

Venue 14 - Gilded Balloon atTeviot Row House, 5/2 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403

MI2

THE BIG AND DAFT CHRISTMAS SHOW Ian, Rob and Jon are back! This time - it's seasonal... 'Missing this show means missing something wonderful' Evening News. 'Future of comedy stuff... demands to be seen' Sunday Times. 'Immaculately funny' Time Out. CC hotline 0870 900 4555. Aug 3-27 (not 6,13) 21.00 (22.00) £9.00 (£8.00) World Premiere

BIG WORD PERFORMANCE POETRY FEATURING

®0©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550

®0©©0

Venue 106 - Christie's, 27-31 West Port, GrassmarketTickets 221 1099

LI0

BIG WORD PERFORMANCE POETRY Superb' L/st. A vibrant, electrifying, 3 act evening of poetry and spoken word. Funny, moving, thought-provoking. 'Hilarious... a great way to spend an hour' Scotsman. 'A charismatic cabaret' Evening Standard. Aug 3-27 18.15 (19.40) £5.00 (£3.50)

BLIND MIRTH

00©©0

Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000

THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS MONDAY 13th AUGUST, I 1.45pm For Tickets

£12.50

0131 466 6200 0131 226 2428

(£10.50) & Info Call

Credit Card Hotline

Amnesty Bookshop: 11 Jeffrey Street (just off Royal Mile)

KI3

BLIND MIRTH Take a break from hard hitting drama and find your funny bone again.This improvisational comedy troupe are back after last year’s success performing hilarious games on audience suggestions. Never the same show twice. 'Laugh a minute' Saint. Aug 13-25 (not 19) 19.25 (20.55) £3.00 (£2.50)

ADAM BLOOM

®0©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

ADAM BLOOM... AND GOD CREATED ADAM The award winning, uniquely neurotic Bloom returns with his intensely inventive comedy. 'His mission is to convince you that he is the greatest comic ever, and he makes a surprisingly good case' ***** Scotsman. Previews Aug 1-3 19.05 (20.00) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 19.05 (20.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 19.05 (20.00) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 19.05 (20.00) £10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere

THE BONGO CLUB - OUT OF THE BLUE

Venue 143 -The Bongo Club - out of the blue, 14 New Street Tickets 556 5204 (Pre-Fringe), 558 7604 (Fringe) KI4 THE BONGO CLUB CABARET A sackful of alternative artistic treats. 'For those who appreciate their Fringe-fare grown-up but laid-back, sophisticated but quirky, Bohemian but unpretentious' Scotsman.'... remember the naked floorsander man: art can be funny1 List. (Quality vaudeville as per usual.) Aug I 22.30 (03.00) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 6-9,13-16,20-23,27 22.30 (05.00) £7.00 (£5.00)

This ||ow celebrates 40 years of Amnesty International. The picture shows Wei Jingsheng following his release from long term confinement in China, when he said: “Thank-you Amnesty International... I was deeply moved by your compassion and staunch determination... Your work is of enormous

value to

those suffering from oppression.”

Support Stand Up For Freedom and help Amnesty campaign for the release of people around the world who are imprisoned for exercising their right to free speech, including U Lu Zaw and U Pa Pa Lay, still enduring harsh prison conditions in Burma after being imprisoned for telling jokes about their government.

Ethical Investment

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL SCOTLAND 6 Castle Street, Edinburgh EH2 3AT.Tel: 0131 466 6200

BOOM BOOM ATTHETRON

00©©0

Venue 9 -TheTron,9 Hunter Square, High Street Tickets 557 4315

KI2

MIDNIGHT VELVET COMEDY CLUB Late night laughs every night at the very heart of Edinburgh. A magnificent variety of comedians in a wonderfully intimate setting on genuine cobbled streets. Shout 'hello' to fun! - wave 'goodbye' to work the next day! Aug 5-27 midnight (02.00) £7.00 NOEL JAMES AND COMPANY A fustian feast for all the family. Incorporating skits, monologues, cuddly toys (didn't he do well). Lucifer and Lennon, don't miss Noel striving for the darker side of satire. His linguistic skills are second to nuns. Aug 5-27 19.30 (20.30) £7.00 (£6.00) SMALL AND LARGE Stand-up, music and celebrity stalking from Rick Smallwood, 'Funniest supply teacher in London' Time Out and Nathan Cassidy, 'Can really do the job for you' Time Out. Special guests - (possibly) little/large comics who can't be named. Aug 5-27 18.00 (19.00) £7.00 (£6.00) USELESS GUIDE SCOTLAND 2001 - A PIE-BASED ODYSSEY Fourth scone-tastic year! Scotland's premier live sketch show. Same hilarious crap. Some new bits. Bill and Brian promise to know the script this year. 'Borders on brilliance' List.**** Scotland on Sunday. Aug 5-27 21.00 (22.00) £7.00 (£6.50) BOOM BOOM AT THE TRON continues over the page

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

comedv revue BOOM BOOM AT THE TRON continued

THE BOOTLEGS

VELVET LAUGHTER MASTER SERIES Four phenomenal stand-ups in a limited engagement series of solo shows. Bruce Morton; 5th-1 Oth August. Glen Wool; 11 th-15th August. Parrot; 16th-21 st August. Craig Campbell; 22nd-27th August. Never before, never again. Buy now. Aug 5-27 22.30 (23.30) £7.00 (£6.50)

BOOM CHICAGO

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550

LI2 |

THE BOOTLEGS Following four year's total sell-outs, the Bootlegs comedy team return with a completely new show. 'Brilliant, both individually and en-masse' List. 'If you see one comedy sketch show this festival, make it f this one’ ***** Scotsman. Book early. Aug 3-27 (not 21) 15.45 (16.45) £7.00 (£6.00) ^ .

LI4

EUROPE: WE'VE CREATED A MONSTER!! But is it friendly or out of control? 'Using scenes, improv and video, Boom doesn't really answer the question, but delivers a hysterical new show with big laughs!' ***** Scotsman '98, ***** Scotsman '99, **** Scotsman 2000 (jerks!). Previews Aug 1-2 22.15 (23.15) £4.00 Aug 10-11,17-18 22.15 (23.15) £ 10.00 (£9.00) Aug 3-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 22.15 (23.15) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 24-27 22.15 (23.15) £ 10.50 (£9.50) UK Premiere PICKUPS AND HICCUPS WITH BENJAMIN AND MEYERS The fast-paced duo is back with a new improv-sketch show and their unique five-star chemistry. 'Hilariously cynical' ***** Guardian, 'Comedy with charisma, blessed by the smart fairy' ***** Scotsman. Previews Aug 1-2 23.15 (00.10) £4.00 Aug 10-1 1,17-18 23.15 (00.10) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 3-5,7-9,12-16,19,21 -23 23.15 (00.10) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 24-27 23.15 (00.10) £ 10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere IRONIC YANKS Americans don't understand Brit culture? Maybe not, but these Yanks, a sensitive anglophile and a caustic ex-expatriate, explain the demise of the empire through sport, and prove conclusively that the US will win the World Cup before England. Previews Aug 1-2 18.30 (19.30) £4.00 Aug 3-5,7-9,12,14-17,19-23 18.30 (19.30) £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 18.30 (19.30) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 24-27 18.30 (19.30) £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere

0O©©O

Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 CowgateTickets 226 2151

BRIAN APPLETON: LET S LOOK AT SOUND OO©©© Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road,60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4 |

LET'S LOOK AT SOUND Dumped upon by the music biz and dumped by his girlfriend - aromatherapist, Wendy - Brian seeks revenge by harnessing the might of digital audio technology and delivers a unique lecture in the process. 'A marvellous comic creation' Times. Aug 6 19.00 (20.00) £6.00 Aug 7-9,12-16,19,21 -23 19.00 (20.00) £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 10-1 1,17-18,24-27 19.00 (20.00) £9.00 (£7.00) World Premiere V

BRITISH RUSSIAN THEATRE PROJECT

MI4 j

HARMFUL EFFECTS OF TOBACCO Based on Chekhov, Beckett, Nabokov, Ishiguro. Premiere. One-man show about the lovely and farcical life and love of an old man, who will give you a lecture about the evils of tobacco and love... Aug 6-11 16.45 (17.30) £6.00 (£5.00) Aug 12-18 21.00 (21.45) World Premiere

PETER BUCKLEY HILL

O0©©O L10

ONE MAN AND HIS FROG, FREE Peter Buckley Hill, his songs, and we lied about the frog. Quirky may be the word; it may not. Songs of urban love and small furry animals. Some people like this. Aug 8-24,13-17,20-24 17.35 (18.25) Free (non-ticketed) PETER BUCKLEY HILL AND SOME COMEDIANS FREE Does exactly what it says in the title. Sixth year for this show: four comedians a night and the inimitable PBH, gratis.Your money back if you don't like it. Collection if you do. Aug 5-27 21.25 (23.00) Free (non-ticketed)

SELL-OUT 95, 96,97, 98,99,00

The BIG VALUE Comedy Show Four top comedians, joke competition, prizes, two intervals, early show and late show, air conditioned venue.

allforonly£6.50! Phis.fo PRICE drink with every ticket

Venue 47

Cafe Royal I

Jj\comedy show

17 West Register St Box Office; 0131 556 2549

Thu 2nd-Sun 26th AUGUST

(not Tues 14th or 21st) Early show:7.30pm-9.30pm Late show:10pm-12ain

MURDER

;

00©00

Venue 124 - Rocket @ Kirk O' Field, Kirk O' Field Parish Church, 140 The Pleasance Tickets 530 4543

Venue 190 - Three-Quarters, 4 Grassmarket

j |

'Streaming Blue Murder is undoubtedly cabaret comedy entertainment at its very best" The Scotsman "Top comedy, top value" The List

24 hour Box Office

comedv revue

af: nnMW.edfringe.com

JASON BYRNE

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550

LI4

JASON BYRNE 100% sell-out '98, '99, 2000. 'Part Spike Milligan, part Duracell Bunny -a subtle combination of comic genius and raw energy. Unmissable' Glasgow Herald. 'If you are not on the floor in hysterics then you are probably dead' List. Previews Aug 1-3 21.40 (22.40) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 21.40 (22.40) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 21.40 (22.40) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 21.40 (22.40) £10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere ^

BY ROYAL DISAPPOINTMENT

®0©©0

Venue 202 - C Oj, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105

LI 3

SKIN PICKINGS Come, sneer at the leper, he's trapped in a box. Laugh at the snivelling underclasses as they fight over a pair of trousers! Six short, sharp comic pieces for the less discerning moralist. 'Jolly foul and coarse' Saint. Aug 3-26 22.00 (23.00) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere ^

CALIFORNIATRAVELTROUPE OF SAN FRANCISCO

00©00

Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 558 9991

LI 3

MEET ME ATTHE BIJOU - WILD WEST REVIEW Authentic Gold Rush style music hall comedy! Vaudeville and melodrama from America's Wild West. Audience participation! A hero! A villain! A pretty heroine in distress. Sing along! Check your arms at the door. No Spitting. Aug 6-18 13.00 (13.50) £4.50 (£4.00) World Premiere ^ SEX, DEATH AND AEROBICS Edgy comedy. Collection of tiny one-acts and poignant solo performances examines some fascinating American archetypes. Not always pretty, usually funny, sometimes touching vignettes vary every performance, so no two shows are the same. See them all. Aug 6-18 12.00 (12.50) £4.00 World Premiere ^

CAMBRIDGE FOOTLIGHTS

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212

NI3

THE SADDAM BROTHERS Top-notch Brighton comedy featuring The Saddam Brothers (Mark Brailsford and Mark Katz) 'Iraq's answer to Morecombe and Wise' Baghdad List. Starring two of Brighton's top female comedians, Kate Van Dike and Carol Kentish. Aug 5,10-12,17-19,24-26 15.10 (16.10) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 6-9,13-16,20-23 15.10 (16.10) £6.50 (£5.50)

FAR TOO HAPPY On the 20th anniversary of their Perrier Award-winning production. Footlights present an intimate and subtle show on the cutting edge of live comedy. Find out why happiness is hard to find in this fresh, exhilarating comic experience. Previews Aug 1-3 16.25 (17.25) £3.00 Aug I I -12,18-19,24-27 16.25 (17.25) £8.50 (£6.50) Aug 4-6,8-10,13,15-17,20-23 16.25 (17.25) £7.50 (£5.50)

RHONA CAMERON

CACKOPHONICS PRODUCTIONS

®0©©0

THE TREASON SHOW The smash-hit Komedia success that has taken Brighton by storm. A richly entertaining mix of biting satirical sketches and scathing songs from Mark Brailsford and his team, Newsrevue '98 & '99. 'Slicker than a barrel of oil' ***** Scotsman. Aug 3-5,10-12,17-19,24-26 20.50 (22.20) £9.00 (£7.50) Aug 6-9,13-16,20-23 20.50 (22.20) £7.50 (£6.00) ^

00©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

RHONA CAMERON Due to her fondness for tablet and the local constabulary Rhona returns to her home town, for seven nights of stand-up comedy in the evenings and golf in the day and perhaps an occasional game of cards with her parents. Aug 13-19 19.15(20.15) £ 10.00 (£8.00)

Remember: if You^Must Get Steven tlnn Green Presents The 2nd Annual Stand-Up Comedy Gala to Benefit TURNING POINT SCOTLAND Dnif! and Alcohol Rehab Centres Starring

CHARLES MARK Tit... I EM0 PHILLIPS (The votee

Recovery Is The Punchline!

in his head .»*inOs

•If TaTl ■mjBJB.

ff I inn

■ I .III

...t n, "t'ci mu Kick Overton Hattie Hayridge llayritlge HatLie Ian Cognito Ian Cognito Dominic Holland

Zach Galifinakis

Hick Right

Earl Okin She I agh Martin Mike Dugan

Huw Thomas

with musical guests Ronnie and the Rex

venue 59

21 Aug • One Night Only!

•

EDINBURGH PLAYHOUSE*Showtime:20:00 •Tkts:£7.50-£19.50

Box Office Telephone: 0870 606-3424 • For Show updates and news, visit: www.highonlaugliter.coni 21

For ail vonr Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

[KiTiirTi liiw™ CANAL CAFE THEATRE

Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105

LI 2

TOTAL SELL-OUT 2000

NEWSREVUE 200I:TWEIMTY-FIRST BIRTHDAY EDITION Savage, satirical, unforgiving. London's infamous and longest-running sketch show returns to draw the blood of the rich and vulnerable. Perrier finalist. Fringe First winner. Book early. 'Very sharp writers' Times. 'Shocking bad taste' Evening Standard. Aug 1-26 (not 14) 22.00 (23.00) £8.00 (£6.00) World Premiere

PAT CANDARAS

0O©©O

Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428

JI0

GRANDMOTHERF**KER A New York cult. She looks like your favourite, glamorous aunt.Then she opens her mouth. She's a very busy woman but she has time to tell you about sex, religion and how to rent a porn video.Warning: some material may offend - her family. Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 20.00 (21.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 20.00 (21.00) £ 10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere ^

JO CAULFIELD

Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550

MI2

JO CAULFIELD: IT’S NOT THAT IMPORTANT How to lead a happier life without ever leaving the comfort and security of your own private apathy. 'Brilliant' Guardian. 'A rare talent' List. Previews Aug 1-3 21.00 (22.00) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19,21-23 21.00 (22.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-1 1, 17-18 21.00 (22.00) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 21.00 (22.00) £ 10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere >r

MARGARET CHO

OQ©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

THE NOTORIOUS C.H.O. Star of ABC sitcom told by the network to 'lose weight to play herself, this Korean-American, fag hag, sh*t-stirrer, girl comic bounced back with off-Broadway success and now an international tour. 'Performance of the Year Award' NewYork Magazine. Aug 8-9,12-16,19,21 -23 23.00 (midnight) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-1 1,17-18 23.00 (midnight) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 23.00 (midnight) £10.00 (£9.00) European Premiere

CHRIS ADDISON - PORT OUT, STARBOARD HOME

®0©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI 4

PORT OUT, STARBOARD HOME Edinburgh's favourite middle-class ponce returns with more stories, jokes and half-baked theories.You know the usual. 'Downright hilarious... reduced a packed crowd to tears of helpless laughter' Sunday Times. Sell-out '98,99,00. Previews Aug 1-4 19.45 (20.45) £5.00 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 19.45 (20.45) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-1 1,17-18 19.45 (20.45) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 19.45 (20.45) £10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere

CHURCH OF JULIUS CAESAR

O0©OO

Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155

REFLECTIONS FROM MYTOILET BYTHE BISHOP OF GALLSTONEBURY Britain's rare female drag artist drags out deranged former abbots and bishops of Gallstonebury and launches an immoral crusade to gazump archbishop George Scarey. Original material; some rude words. Aug 5-18 21.15 (22.30) £6.00 (£3.00) World Premiere

ANDREW CLOVER

®0©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

PUPPY LOVE Perrier Best Newcomer Nominee. Having taken the Fringe by storm last year, Andrew returns with a wild, happy show about love, dogs and working as a medium. 'More dangerous energy and loose cannon wit than anyone else' Daily Telegraph. Previews Aug 1-3 20.20 (21.20) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19,21-23 20.20 (21.20) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug I 1-12,17-18 20.20 (21.20) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 20.20 (21.20) £10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere ^

CLOWNS ANONYMOUS Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212

MARILYN - I WANNA BE LOVED BY YOU Helen Kane is Marilyn as you have never seen her before. At last Marilyn takes to the stage to attempt serious acting in a singing and dancing stand up, temperamental display of physical exuberance. Aug 3-9,14-16 18.05 (19.30) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 10-12,17-26 18.05 (19.30) £8.00 (£6.00)

PERRIER AWARD WINNERS BEST NEWCOMERS

'THIS IS COMIC CHARACTER ACTING AT ITS FINEST

'A GLORIOUS HOUR OF COD EUROPOP AND CROSS CHANNEL MISUNDERSTANDINGS' TELEGRAPH

PLAYu<

PLEASANCE 0131 556 6550

r,25PM 1-27 AUGUST NOT 714

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com fib f/tfka TMUcfclans and Chrysalis entertainment present PERRIER

BEST

'A GENIUS'

NEWCOMER

COLLINS MACONIE AND QUANTICK

2000

'MIRACULOUS'

000©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550

NOMINEE

LI4

LLOYD COLE KNEW MY FATHER The award-winning writers and broadcasters (NME, Radio I) educate the Fringe with their unique and not entirely serious insider's guide to becoming a rock journalist. 'Proof that Rock 'n' Roll is the new comedy' Evening Standard. Aug 19-23 16.05 (17.05) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 24-27 16.05 (17.05) £ 10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere

'A NUTCASE'

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

00©00

Venue 61 -The Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) Tickets 620 6206 LI I LOVE AND HAPPINESS Kate Cortesi's delightful comedy explores a young woman's dilemma over her relationship with a married man.Winner of Columbia University's Karen Brownstein Award, 'Love and Happiness' is a play for any survivor of the war between the sexes. Aug 5-18 16.15 (18.15) £6.50 (£5.50) V*"

COMEDY CINEMA CLASSICS

®0©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

COMEDY CINEMA CLASSICS Your favourite comedies on the big screen, introduced by your favourite comedians. Including:The Jerk.Withnail and I, Dr Strangelove, Airplane,Toy Story, Laurel and Hardy, Manhattan, Life is Sweet and A Shot in the Dark and 16 more. Aug 1-27 (not 7,21) 13.00 (15.00) £5.00 >•"

COMEDY DAIRY

0Q©©O

Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212

NI3

ADAM ACIDOPHILUS THE FABLE MAN Rare appearances by cult satirical storyteller. Songs, stories, aphorisms, wisdom and enlightenment. 'A true original' Insight. 'Extremely funny' Argus. 'Looks like Otto from the Simpsons’ Cheeky Guide. Guaranteed no New Age content. Aug 3,19-26 17.40 (18.40) £5.00 (£4.00) Ch

*ainmen,

'ALAN BENNETT ON ACID'

8.20PM 1 -27 AUGUST

PlEASANGE

1013155665501 Design: ScoHet - Photo; W Jmes Betts

DAVE MOUNFIELD IS LYING Nudity, bloodletting, satanic ritual, conspiracy theory and pornography all feature in this family show. LWT's Slightly Filthy Show star explores lying in all its forms 'see this show and laugh... a Bison-Sized arse' Evening Argus. Aug 4-1 I 17.40 (18.40) £5.00 (£4.00) ^ SEAN HARD VERSUS CRAFT WOMAN Marvel at Jo Neary from Dolphingirl to Australian stand-up Les Miserables. Avoid eye contact with Sean Hard (Graham Darg),your local squaddie with special forces training. Several sandwiches from a lunatics picnic. 'Excellent comic timing' Stage. Aug 12-18 17.40 (18.40) £5.00 (£4.00) THE SEMISKIMMED COMEDY DAIRY Brighton's legendary oddball night comes to Edinburgh. Stand up! Character! Music! Cheap beer! A coven of talented goombahs are lead by slightly filthy show star David Mounfield. The most original, perverse and bizarre comedy' Brighton's Cheeky Guide. Aug 3-26 22.25 (23.50) £7.00 (£5.00)

THE COMEDY ZONE

®0©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

THE COMEDY ZONE 'Edinburgh's favourite late-night cabaret' Guardian, is back. Starring Rob Deering 'Very skillful, very enjoyable' Time Out, Francesca Martinez 'Breathtaking' Telegraph, John Oliver 'Impressive' Guardian and Karl Theobald 'A star' BBC. Sell-out 1990-2000. Book early! Previews Aug 1-4 23.00 (00.30) £5.00 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 23.00 (00.30) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-1 1,17-18 23.00 (00.30) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 23.00 (00.30) £ 10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere

CRAZY LADIES

®0©©0

Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550

MI2

IT’S ME SYLVIA - LIVE & ON FILM Meet Sylvia Miles, Oscar nominee for Midnight Cowboy, star of Andy Warhol's Heat and intimate friend of Tennessee Williams. Aug 13,15,17,21-23 16.45 (17.45) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 18-19 16.45 (17.45) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 16.45 (17.45) £10.00 (£9.00) European Premiere

Gilded Balloon, venue 38 flews or the UJorld Aug10th-26th Venue Box Office: 0131226 2151 Fringe Box Office: 0131226 0000 7pm daily (8 25pm) www.gavinrobertson.com

SEE HOW BEAUTIFUL I AM Get the dish and dirt in a deathbed encounter with the queen of sixties camp, Jacqueline Susann. Written by Paul Minx, performed by Debora Weston, death has never been funnier! Previews Aug 1-2 16.45 (17.45) £5.00 Aug 3-5,7-10,14,16 16.45 (17.45) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 11-12 16.45 (17.45) £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere

CRAZY LADIES continues on page 25

For all vour Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

Skullduggeiypreseptfthe British Premieraof-

RickVomdrdh^

smash hit

from the UGW 'Ybl’k fringe

"Hilarious” ITYTheatre

CHAMBERS STREET

1225 5105

AVALON

PROMOTIONS

LTD

PRESENTS

Double Perrier Award Nominee Dan Antopolski In

afflcwDaMD “ONE STEP BEYOND THE BEST OF THE MAINSTREAM" The Times

“MASTER OF THE OFFBEAT CEREBRAL JOURNEY... BRILLIANT” The Daily Telegraph

AUGUST 1ST-27TH at 8.35PM (EXCEPT 7TH & 21ST)

PLEASANGE 01315566550

1st-26th August at 6.40pm

24 hour Box Office at; www.edfringe.com CRAZY LADIES continued from page 23 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550

LI4

IT WOULDA BEEN NICE You are invited to a dinner party hosted by Sugar,Tina and Jen, three crazy ladies for the price of one. Written and performed by Steven Froelich, author of 'Weekend in Rio'. Previews Aug 1-4 16.30 (17.30) £4.00 Aug 5-6,8-10,13-14,16-17,21 -22 16.30 (17.30) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug I I -12,18-19 16.30 (17.30) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 24-27 16.30 (17.30) £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere ^ JOAN RIVERS Proud to announce the arrival in Edinburgh of the greatest rudest superstar, the doyenne of female comedy. Aug 24-27 Call 0131 529 6000 for details

OTIS LEE CRENSHAW

J10

SEAN CULLEN

0O©@O LI 2

SEAN CULLEN'S EROTIC LASER SHOW Perrier Nominee Sean Cullen's erotic laser sword fight is a spectacle for all ages. When the road gets weird, Sean has specially designed tyres. Music, comedy and sword fighting as erotic as lasers can make it. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 21.00 (22.00) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug I Ci-12,17-19 21.00 (22.00) £9.50 (£8.50) >»"

CYDERDELIC

®0©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

CYDERDELIC Reclaim the beats. 'Fantastically innovative and astonishingly funny' ***** List. 'Easily the most ambitious and hilarious show this year' Independent. 'The politics of the Left will never be this much fun again' **** Scotsman. 'A stroke of genius' Metro. Previews Aug 1-2 21.55 (22.55) £4.00 Aug 3-5,7-9,12-16,19-23 21.55 (22.55) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 21.55 (22.55) £ 10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere ^

KATE DIMBLEBY

MUSIC TO WATCH BOYS BY Dean Martin, Elvis,Tom Waits... Kate Dimbleby returns after smash-hit 'Peggy Lee' to invade the world of men’s song. Backed by a ratpack jazzy trio, this crooning chick is no Easy lady. 1 100% classy' Scotsman. Previews Aug 1-3 18.30 (19.30) £3.00 Aug 10-12,17-19,24-27 18.30 (19.30) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 4-6,8-9,14-16,21 -23 18.30 (19.30) £8.50 (£7.50) World Premiere >»"

JT77

The Famous

m^\ Spiegeltent I August 1 to 26 (not Mondays) @ 8pm

LI4

FEVER! THE MAKING OF PEGGY LEE After a sell-out UK tour, Kate Dimbleby returns, for five performances only, with her critically acclaimed show. 'All the greats are here, superbly executed. A class act' Guardian. 'Catch it if you can' Sunday Times. Aug 7,14 21.30 (22.30) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 17-19 15.15(16.15)

THE MARPUEZ BROTHERS

LI4

00©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

fib WKe ?rer<itic6jefns

jrp — ^r— — Mr lUK Jr 9

©O©©©

ANTOPOLSKI 2000 Do not adjust your set. Perrier Award Best Newcomer Nominee Dan Antopolski presents a brand new show. Stand-up, music, gadgets and the sheer spectacle of fifty grand in a huge jar. 'Sujfeal, cerebral and downright fantastic' Evening Standard. Previews Aug 1-4 20.35 (21.35) £5.00 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 20.35 (21.35) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 20.35 (21.35) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 20.35 (21.35) £ 10.00 (£9.00)

ASSOCIATION WITH HAT TRICK PRODUCTIONS present

jEP

LI4

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH OPEN MIC AWARD FINAL 2001 Judged by a star-studded panel of celebrities, ten budding comics compete for 'The UK's biggest comedy prize' Star, £2000 plus openings at the prestigious Montreal and Melbourne Comedy Festivals. 'Glorious comedy!' Scotsman Aug 21 14.00 (17.00) £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere

DAN ANTOPOLSKI - ANTOPOLSKI 2000

OTIS LEE CRENSHAW 2000 Perrier Award Winner. A hangover set to music. 'Rrillliant enough to knock your socks off and keep vou laughing all week' Scotsman. 'Few comics offer such a rollickin' ol' time' L/'st.Ten days only. Don't rhiss. Aug 20-23,27 22.15 (23.15) £ 12.00 (£ 11.00) Aug 18-19,24-26 22.15 (23.15) £ 11.00 (£ 10.00)

Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 Cowgate Tickets 226 2151

000©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

00©@0

Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH OPEN MIC AWARD FINAL 2001

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000 DIRECT FROM THE DONKEY SHOW

ED SMITH FOR KARUSHI LTD PRESENTS

00©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550

/TN

THE FLEETWOOD COUP-DE-VILLE CHAT SHOW Des O'Connor can't sing but I can. Graham Norton may make you laugh but I'm funny.Trisha has a talk show, so do I, but mine doesn't suck. Share with Fleetwood from the Donkey Show. 'Contagiously outrageous!' Metro Aug 10-11,17-18 18.20 (19.20) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 12,14-16,19-23 18.20 (19.20) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 24-27 18.20 (19.20) £ 10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere V*"

DOREEN

00@©0

Venue 61 -The Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) Tickets 620 6206 LI I VERY,VERY SMALLTHINGS Oh,yes. Exploding bureaucrats.Juggling midgets. Maniacal fashion designers. Experiments in electricity and Italian. Oh, yes and murdered cats. Five star company Double Edge 'are worthy of the International Festival' Scotsman. Aug 5-26 (not 16,23) 20.15 (21.45) £6.50 (£5.50) European Premiere ^

BARRY HALL...DR BASIL HALLMEAD

IN LIVE COMEDY

BLOOM

L12

DOREEN fromThe Leisure Virus writers.'Bold, original, fresh... deliciously funny' Scotsman. 'May well produce big things' Sunday Times. 'Like Chris Morris they combine non-conformity with innovation... addictive' Evening News. 'Injects so much laughter someone should call a paramedic' Guardian. Aug 5-27 15.45 (16.45) £7.00 (£6.00) ^

DOUBLE EDGE DRAMA

SUPPORTING THE BEST

00©©0

Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 Cowgate Tickets 226 2151

®0©©0

Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550

IN ASSOCIATION WITH

LI4

MI2

..cvnd/ Gjod/ created/ Adam/

IN THE PSYCHIATRIST'S WHEELCHAIR I cured my paralysis using my mind.Think what you can achieve! Britain's most controversial psychiatrist will help you master your mind in his daily live Edinburgh show. Do you want to conquer fears? Silence enemies? Now you can. Previews Aug 1,3 18.50 (19.50) £4.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 18.50 (19.50) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 10-11,17-18,24-26 18.50 (19.50) £8.00 (£6.00) World Premiere ^

‘Bloom is perhaps the perfect comedian’

MIKE DUGAN

‘In the premier league of comedy’

0Q©©O

Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428

J10

The List

The Independent

MIKE DUGAN - MEN FAKE FOREPLAY Emmy Award-winning comedian and writer explores the challenges to achieving romantic love and intimacy in our current culture of drive-by relationships and push-button porn. 'Well-written material, flawless and charismatic delivery' Times. Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 midnight (01.00) £ 10.00 (£9.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 midnight (01.00) £ 11.00 (£ 10.00) V"'

DYBALL AND KERR

®0©©0

Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212

N13

CROUCHING FERRET HIDDEN BEAVER Dyball and Kerr’s grown-up sketch show packs satire, wit and character comedy into a class hour. 'Includes the funniest sketches I have seen this year' Scotsman. 'Revel in the company of these two vibrant individuals' Stage. Aug 3-26 21.30 (22.30) £7.50 (£6.00)

EDINBURGH AND BEYOND FHM COMEDY TOUR 2001

000©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road,60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

EDINBURGH AND BEYOND FHM COMEDYTOUR 2001 The Edinburgh and Beyond FHM Comedy Tour is back! A unique opportunity to catch some of Britain's finest comedians in one stunning line-up. Starring Jenny Eclair, Lee Mack, John Moloney and Andy Zaltzman. Aug 21 19.30 (21.00) £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere

EDINBURGH COLLEGE OF ART WEE RED REVIEW Venue 73 - Edinburgh College of Art, Lauriston Place

oo©oo MIO

RADIO WAVES New wave art student humour. A tribute to impossible storylines, nonsense and the Goon type script Mayhem, sound effects and giggles whilst saving money on elaborate scenery in this mock live radio show. A must for Goon fans. Aug 12-18 20.00 (21.15) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere

SELL OUT 1996/97/98/99 7

PLEASANCE 0131 556 6550

7.05PM 1-27 AUGUST NOT e. is 26

Sfush.

24 hour Box Office

comedo^ revue

at. MnMW.edfringe.com

EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY THEATRE COMPANY

real talent presents

00©©0

Venue 49 - Bedlam Theatre, 11 b Bristo Place Tickets 225 9893

M12

THE BEDLAM IMPROVERTS 'A comedy institution' Edinburgh Evening News. A pack of sharp, witty liars will pounce on an audience suggestions and turn them into improvised scenes. Comedy that takes no prisoners, where the audience only has itself to blame. Aug 13-25 (not 19) 00.30 (02.00) £4.50 (£3.00)

FAT FAT POPE

®0©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550

"A pleasure to ^

watch this comedy tour de force."

LI4

FAT FAT POPE Like a wanton Catholic spreading some funny disease, like a fat person in earrings: stylish, unorthodox and hilarious. 'Go see them... more comic inventiveness in their little pinkies than a month of stand-up hacks’ **** List. Previews Aug 1-3 22.50 (23.45) £3.00 Aug 4-27 (not 6,13) 22.50 (23.45) £5.00 World Premiere

FESTIVAL THEATRE USC - USA

Venue 25 - Drummond Community Theatre, Drummond Community High School, 41 Bellevue Place Tickets 5 5 7 9040 (after 12 July) G12 NICKY SILVER'S RAISED IN CAPTIVITY European premiere. Funny, imaginative, possessed of a furious energy' John Simon, New York. 'Paced with the surest rhythms of any playwright since Mamet' New York Times. 'By a mile, best play of the season' New York Observer. Aug 5,9,12,16,19,23 19.00 (21.30) £5.00 European Premiere STAR WARS TRILOGY IN 30 MINUTES adapted by PatrickT. Gorman. Back by demand! 'You must go... it's brilliantly done.You'll laugh!' *****! Sunday Times. 'No-budget charm! A pi**-take that won't upset the devotees' List. 'Pick of the day' Scotsman. Aug 4-25 (not Mons) midnight (00.35) £5.00 Aug 4,1 1,18,25 noon (12.35) Aug 18,25 11.00 (11.35)

FIT TO BURST

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

FIT TO BURST - ITS ALL HAPPENING! The three wise monkeys of the Fringe return with a brilliant new musical comedy sketch drama. 'Kept the audience weeping with laughter' List. 'One of the best fringe comedy acts' Scotsman. 'Tremendous' Time Out. Previews Aug 1-3 17.15(18.15) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 17.15 (18.15) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 11-12,18-19 17.15(18.15) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 17.15 (18.15) £ 10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere ^

FORBIDDEN BROADWAY

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

FORBIDDEN BROADWAY West End, Broadway and Hollywood's biggest stars panned, poked lampooned and lambasted. All set to your favourite showstoppers. See Liza, Barbra, Bette Midler, Sharon Stone, Julie Andrews... 'Deliciously, spiteful and tremendously funny.Terrific!' Independent. Previews Aug I -2 19.45 (20.45) £5.00 Aug 3-4,6-9,12,14-16,19-23 19.45 (20.45) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 19.45 (20.45) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 19.45 (20.45) £10.00 (£9.00) World Premiered

FOUR ON THE FLOOR Venue 202 - C 02, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 2255105

OO©©© LI3

FOUR ON THE FLOOR Four San Francisco actors invent fully-improvised plays before your very eyes.You suggest the genre, title and location - we make up the rest. Funny, dramatic, and never the same twice! 'Superbly imaginative onthe-spot comic acting' Austin-American Statesman. Aug 12-26 19.50 (20.50) £7.50 (£5.50) European Premiere

FRANTIC REDHEAD PRODUCTIONS Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000

OQ©©0 KI3

RESA FANTASTISKT MYSTISK Burglars of Hamm, LA's favourite comedy troupe, present this recently unearthed masterpiece by Swedish? Playwright/Provocateur, Lars Mattsun.'Production of the Year... laugh-out-loud funny' LA Weekly. 'Experience the glory that is Mattsun!' Los Angeles Times Aug 6-9,13-16,20-23 21.15 (22.45) £7.50 (£7.00) Aug 10,17,24 23.00 (00.15) European Premiere ^ THOSE MEDDLING KIDS 'Energetic, disarmingly genial ensemble dispatch sundry gags with breathless vitality and acrobatic whimsicality' LA Week/y.The most innovative improvisational group to hit LA and now Edinburgh.Theatre created on the spot. No script. No safety net. Dangerous! Aug 4-26 (not Fri) 23.00 (00.10) £7.50 (£7.00) European Premiere

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

Hiliihlii'lifiirnr DOMINIC FRISBY

GILDED BALLOON

Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550

Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 Cowgate Tickets 226 2151

AAAAAH DOMINIC FRISBY 'Technically brilliant, masterful comic actor1 Evening Standard. Dominic Frisby with 'clever, well-balanced, painfully funny sketches' Stage. 'Viciously funny and inventive' Guardian. 'Very impressive, very witty' Times. 'Delightful' Time Out. 'Oh, so talented - spookily perfect' 88C London Live. Previews Aug 1-3 21.55 (22.55) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19,21-23 21.55 (22.55) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-1 1,17-18 21.55 (22.55) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 21.55 (22.55) £ 10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere ^

Imaginative, international and diverse, the Gilded Balloon offers the very essence of the Fringe. Soak up the atmosphere in the bars, cafes, restaurants and clubs. Festival life does not get any better than this. Aug 3-27

GARTH MARENGHI'S - NETHERHEAD

®0©©0

Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550

LI4

NETHERHEAD Last year, Garth Marenghi's Fright Knight was nominated for the Perrier Award, but he has decided to forgive them. His new show, Netherhead will render all previous theatre redundant. 'A great comic creation' Independent. Previews Aug 1-4 22.25 (23.25) £5.00 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 22.25 (23.25) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 22.25 (23.25) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 22.25 (23.25) £ 10.00 (£9.00) World Premiere

GEORGE SQUARE THEATRE

Venue 37 - George Square Theatre, George Square Tickets 662 8740

N12

THE CHANCLETTES - GONE WITH THE WIG Bursting from the riotous underbelly of Barcelona nightlife. A hilarious journey through TV trash, glamour and cinema cult-culture played out by a quartet of stomping Catalan queens.Tell everyone you saw them here first! Aug 3-12,16-19,21 -26 22.45 (23.55) £ 10.00 (£8.00) World Premiere CHAPERTONS - BOOM! A huge international hit - Boom! creates an entire world from a pile of pneumatic tyres and the comic imagination of 3 actors. Motor bikes, dodgems, elephants, giant forest creatures and a chamber orchestra follow one another in a dizzying parade. Aug 16-26 18.30 (19.40) £9.00 (£7.00) UK Premiere

3 RADICALS 3 comic anarchists will hold you hostage as they perform as many laugh-packed sketches as possible before a time bomb explodes! Choose from an A La Carte comedy menu which changes every night.The hit of Sydney's Comedy Festival. 'Brilliant' West Australian. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 21.00 (22.00) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 21.00 (22.00) £8.50 (£7.50) CHAMBERS AND NETTLETON: DOUBLED UP Crackin stand-up and musical adventure. 'See them before they're bigger than that other female double act' Sun. 'Like French & Saunders on drugs - ruder, sharper and funnier' London Newspaper Group. 'They'll leave you in hysterics' Stage. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 19.30 (20.30) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 19.30 (20.30) £8.50 (£7.50) >" CRAIG HILL'S WIZZ TO OZ He's off to see the wonder the wizardly wonder of OZ.You'll find he's in a bit of a tiz if ever a tiz there was. If ever o'ever a tiz there was the wonder of OZ is one because... Aug 3-9,13,15-16,20,22-23,27 20.00 (21.00) £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 20.00 (21.00) £9.00 (£8.00) >r DUBLIN IMPROV The best of Irish comedy.Tara Flynn, Brendan Dempsey and their guests give you loads of blarney. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 22.30 (23.30) £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.30 (23.30) £9.00 (£8.00) DURHAM REVUE: VIRGIN INCAPABLE Take 7 slices of wit, add 2 tablespoons of music and beat until thick with a cutting edge fork.Then take your head out of your metaphor-encrusted ar*e and come and watch a comedy show... you're not a frigging chef. Aug 3-9,13,15-16,20,22-23,27 16.45 (17.45) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 16.45 (17.45) £8.50 (£7.50) EDINBURGH UNFRINGED Rosie Nozzle Productions return with: eccentric improv, cabaret, obscene theatre, an Egyptian Magician plus more, condensed into a fruity two women comedy cocktail. A wickedly sensual satire of the Edinburgh Fringe. 'Sparkling comedy... the best I've seen' Scotsman. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 15.30 (16.30) £7.00 (£6.00) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 15.30 (16.30) £8.00 (£7.00) ^

Pleasance Theatre Festival presents

P^SOJVS

# HApPY

HOU

‘An urbane presence, one of Britain’s more mlikely sex symbols.’ The Independent

Celebrity Chat, Live Comedy & Music

‘The smoothest show in town’ The List [PLEASANCE

6.15pm 10 - 27 August

ADAMNILIS

‘If you cannot enjoy Adam Hills you cannot have a pulse’ THE SCOTSMAN

‘Effortlessly h, i ion - i' *’

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.coin FIONA &thisHER SISTER SOME GUY) My stomach muscles are still aching... is really,(AND reallypresence... funny. ****' /2'fearless,funny, Sunday Age, Melbourne. 'appealing O'Loughlinshow' haswoman aAge,gorgeous stage a extremely Melbourne. 'An exceptional show ****72' Adelaide Advertiser. Aug 21.00 (22.00) (22.00) £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 21.00 £8.50 ^ THE GIANT PINEAPPLE BOYS'Armageddon PRESENTTheHOLLYWOODN’T Firstlive came ' S chindler' s List On Ice' , then Musical' . Join The Boys atpineapples their newonWorld Premier,andfeaturing BombayElvis.Pop Sensation 'Rajesh', Men with their heads, of(00.45) course... Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 23.45 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.30 (23.30) £8.50 World Premiere ^ GOODBYE MISTER BITCH From the creators ofyou'Life,onlyGetseeIt UponceYa’ in a comes ' G oodbye Mister Bitch' ' * **** The kind of thing lifetime' 'Hilarious... Glasgow Herald. Cops. Rockband.Terrorists. Hostages.Scotsman. Dogs. Groove. Sequins.' (20.45) Dance.£8.00 Wet trouts. Aug Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 19.19.3300 (20.45) £9.00 (£7.00) (8.00) HOWTO LOSENoFRIENDS AND PEOPLE Two Playwrights. Two characters. prize but money. No IRRITATE hidden cameras. No better. chickens. It might not befunny'much like Big Brother, it' s bound to be a f**k sight 'Extremely Oxford Times. Aug (20.15) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 19.19.1155 (20.15) ^ IN BED WITH ROBIN HOOD From the makers ofHood' the shitrelevance show 'Sinking the Titanic' Kesselofski & Fiske return to assess Robin to the new millennium.Was he in fact nothing more than a criminal in green tights? 'Intriguingly wicked' Stage. Aug Aug 3-9,13-16 10-12,17-1815.415.5 4(17.00) 5 (17.00)£7.50£8.50(£6.50) (£7.50) ^ LATE ' N ' LIVE ' I t' s late, it' s live, it' s a massive mix of the very best of comedy and live is essential lateScotsman. night Fringe.The celebrated comedy abattoir that has bands, slain a this thousand comics!' Aug 01.00 (04.00) (04.00) £9.00 £8.00 (£8.00) (£7.00) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 01.00 LIP SERVICE These sex line telephonists are 'starkgrabin-yer-face, utterly uncompromising' ChelsealKensington News.to'Tobserve' he girls youOut.by'Kthe balls. s Hilarious' TNT.is Tllen Collier' s and fascinating Time iki Kendrick' performance heart rending thought provoking' Li f e Time. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 21.45 (22.45) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 21.45 (22.45) £8.50 (£7.50) ^

LUCINDA COWDEN' S BLAND AMBITION Thisoffersis ayouoneawoman assault onperspective 'global blanding' .Afluffy Ramsey Street refugee, Lucinda unique into the world of ' b land land' from the inside out with a brazen 'been there, done that' Aug 20.30attitude. (21.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 20.30 (21.30) >•" RAYMOND MEARNS BAFTA award winning Raymond Mearns in anit exciting new solo comedy show, expect anything. ' P ersonality so huge envelopes the room' List. Evening Finalist Times. on Jonathan Ross's Big, Big Talent Show. 'The new Billy Connolly' Aug Aug 13-16,20-23 I 1-12,17-19,2523.0023.00(00.30) (00.30)£7.50£8.50(£6.50) (£7.50) MICKEY DAND JUSTIN HAMILTON ARE THE INDESCRIBABLES The Advertiser described Justin Hamiltonasas'whaving 'intelligent humour' while Mickey D was described orld class talent' .crackerjack Together they'and re indescribable, but weon!can tell you this: they're young, they've got good teeth they' r e funny. Rock Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 23.00 (00.15) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 23.00 (00.15) £8.50 (£7.50) >r MIDNIGHT SHOW GeoffWhiting, brilliant compere' introduces Meryl O'Rourke and mix'tofhe(Metro) profanity Des that 'starher in the'intriguing ascendance' and and noneintellectualism' other than the, 'Aug quiteClarke, simply brilliant' (Sky) Eddie Brinson. midnight (01.30) (01.30) £9.00 £8.00 (£8.00) (£7.00) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 midnight >r AScotsman, NONSENSE OF IRELAND Gildea The Nualas 1 is Mary, of PotatoAnneandpresent Kevinanfrom Gildea Ireland'Genius' 'excellent Independent, is Olddaughter Fuddy fairies, Duddy.They Irelandfrom of memories (from the past): dancing, poems, bacon, football, mighty bacon footballs... Aug -23,27 17.17.0000 (18.00) (18.00) £8.50 £7.50(£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,14-16,21 10-12,17-19,24-26 ^

GILDED BALLOON continues over the page fat Ttr?<iqcti0hs ^mdQi^isalis^ntmainment^

EDBY ARRANGEMENT SMITH FOR KAROSHI WITHLTD DAWN SEDGWICK MANAGEMENT PRESENTS

g.4QpM 1-27 AUGUST E

PERRIER BEST NEWCOMERS 2000 N0BLE+SILVER

"Possesses the natural charm and intelligence on stage to suggest he will become one of the all time greats"

WILL SAVE COMEDY' \ // THESE ARE THE THEBOYSDAILYWHO TELEGRAPH 'THE MOST INNOVATIVETHECOMEDIANS OBSERVER I HAVE EVER SEEN' 1\'THE UK'S FASTEST RISING C0MEDIANS-HLARI0USLY SURREAL'y, THE FACE PLEASANG? 013155665501

GILDED BALLOON continued TOM GLEESON' S PIRATEmulti-media COPY Tomextravaganza Gleeson is one of Australia' s hottestmusic youngandcomedians.This of comedy features video, rock ' n ' roll stand up in a fresh and hilarious new format. 'Fantastic... brilliant' Inpress22.15 Mag(23.15) Melbourne. Aug £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.15 (23.15) £8.50 ^ Venue 139 - Gilded Balloon at Peppermint Lounge, 36 Blair Street Tickets 226 2151 LI 3 DEIRDRE O'considerable KANE &TARA FLYNN -TIS PITYhaveSHE' Smore ANONYMOUS Pooling their resources, these women had than adequate soloJimcareers... they' re theGuardian. best thing to come out of Ireland3-9,13-16,20-23,27 since Corn 'UTogether nique star quality' Aug 20.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 20.30 (21.30) £8.50 (£7.50) ^ DEIRDREDeirdre O'KANE IS CRYSTALIZED Asell-out rising shows star' Guardian of Irish Comedy, featured in three separate throughout Edinburgh 99. Somehow found theobserved time to write and perform RTE's 'singer Bull Island' . Don' t miss hershebrilliantly hairdresser turned incabaret Crystal Hickey. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 22.00 (23.00) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.00 (23.00) £8.50 (£7.50) ^ DRISCOLL AND MESSAGE An alcoholic, transexual, chatworld showofhost and her narcotic sidekick, wily Kylie, introduce you to the insane Driscoll and from the Birmingham 2. Released daily on H.M.'Message. s pleasure.Character God savecomedy the Queen. Aug (19.00)Not. £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 18.18.0000 (19.00) £8.50 ^ INFINITE NUMBER OF MONKEYS Limited run ofs thetheintelligent latest very funny offering from Perrier Best Newcomer Nominees.' . .. it' presentation much start as thetocontent which make it a must see' Independent. 'It reeks11-17 of quality16.as 3from finish' Aug 0 (17.30) £7.00 (£6.00)Scotsman. JILL IS Catch GLAMOUROUS... Thegets big funny one from Viv & Jill, biggerPEACOCK andTank, funnier... her now beforeSunday she any 'Tbigger... omedy Sherman rollsbook overandfoolish hecklers' Herald. akes the'Caudience participation rule rips it up' List. Aug (20.15) £8.50 £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 19.19.1155 (20.15) (£7.50) ^ THE SITCOM TRIALS Big Brother meets Comedy Playhouse. AThe grab-bag ofFest.newWest sitcoms, you decide which should survive. Plus: win prizes in Pitch End sell-out 1999. 'We're not watching TV, we're witnessing comedy history' Eveningsince Standard. Aug Aug 3-9,20-23,27 10,18-19,24-2616.16.30 3(17.30) 0 (17.30)£7.00£8.00(£6.00) (£7.00) ^ GILDED BALLOON II -TEVIOT 0O©©O Venue 14 - Gilded Balloon atTeviot Row House, 5/2 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403 M12 Gilded Balloon begins a whole new big beautiful bash atTeviot Row House. There are five venues offering a bewildering range of Fringe Entertainment. Then there'10.s bars, restaurants and clubs - it's all here! Aug 3-27 00 (05.00) BALLET WHO?! withGalina LestynKorsakova, Edwards aided and Lizzie Roper.theFifteen stone Russian Ballet ingenue, byHilarious Hilary freak.rudeness Marvel asand she stuffs it in her tights then lets it all hang out. antics, pas de deux. She' s lippy, she' s arsy!! Aug 22.15 (23.15) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 3-6,8-9,13,15-16,20,22-23 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.15 (23.15) £8.50 (£7.50) ^ THE BALLOON DEBATE It is celebrity Big Brother meets thefromWeakest Link. A panel of Fringe performers have to throw famous people the 20th century out of a sinking balloon.£7.50 Who(£6.50) would you throw out? Aug 00 (18.15) Aug 13-16,20-23,27 17-19,24-26 17.017.0 (18.15) £8.50 (£7.50) THE CELEBRITY BARN simple.You DANCE It'drink, s a barndance.With is. Look, dance,details: theycelebrities. tell you what toNo,do.really, Stripit your willowits very in theorpresence ofoffice. a star.youLatest www.celebritybarndance.com call box Aug 10-27 (not 13) 01.00 (04.00) £10.00 CHARLES FLEISCHER aYank,, over herehasandfeatured taking our jobs!films, Better'does' knownandas the voice of 'Rconquer ogeris Rabbit' Charles in many Vegas will hopefully Scotland with his use of Alien languages and relentless riffing. 19.15 (20.15) £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 3-9,13-16 Aug 13-16,20-23 23.30£9.00 (00.30)(£8.00) Aug 19.15(20.15) Aug 1012,17-19 23.30 (00.30) ^ DEAD PEOPLE LAUGHING Generation Y?Until Spawnnow!of the 'lostclowning generation' , are bored. So much to say and no-one to listen. Music, and violence. ' T here' s four of them...' An Observer. ' T hey' r e actually very well behaved...' Their Guardian.21.00 'Och!'(22.00) A Scotsman. Aug £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 21.00 (22.00) £8.50 30

The world’s gone mad!

24 hour Box Office at www.edfringe.com

iH’lllr DOM ofvoices, the world' finest stand-upthecomedians, Dom brand Irrera is astreetwise man ofIRRERA many facesOneisandoften eachs but funnier last.in terms His unique humour imitated, neverthan equalled of style, of precision and farce.You can' t get much better than this... Aug (23.30)£9.00£8.00(£8.00) (£7.00) Aug 14-16,20-23,27 17-19,24-26 22.3022.30(23.30) UK Premiere FIONA KNOWLES INfromSEXUncle'& ,CHOCOLATE A cross between 'and Shirley Valentine' and the ' G irl award winning combination, Fiona writer RonaandMunro bring you deal last year' s besides' sell out success. 'There's sex, there' s chocolate there' s a great more Stage. Aug 3-6,8-9,13,15-16,20,22-23,27 0 (20.45) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 19.30 (20.45)19.3£8.50 (£7.50)£7.50 (£6.50) FREAKYandPIGEON PRESENTS JUST MARRIEDhumour Celebrate Emma Stewart and Ferris' wedding with irreverent as theyNo cutconfetti. a cake of'Burgess televised comedy bung you a bouquet of live performance. I hope6-9,13-16,20-23,27 they don't breed' Ricky Gervais. Aug 16. 3 0 (17.30) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 16.30 (17.30) £8.50 (£7.50) ^ HACKNEY EMPIREPastNEW ACThaveOFgone THEonYEAR This award has become a(such national institution. finalists to become household names; Newman; Ardal O'Hanlon; Ronni Ancona). Presenting the pickas Alan of theDavies; crop. Rob 22.15 Aug (23.15) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.15 (23.15) JONGLEURS OPEN SPOT COMPETITION I Ithofstate of the arttalent Jongleurs openingtoinperform Glasgowatlater thissyear willknown giveThevenues, a host indigenous the opportunity the UK' best including the Gilded20-23,27 Balloon at18.this years festival. Aug 3 0 (19.45) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 24-26 18.30 (19.45) £8.50 (£7.50) PHIL KAY inspired The celebrated virtuoso miximprov-ements, of foaming hysteria - fuelled honest recollection, embroidery, lustful healthy beyond-positive speakings and near ritualistic stoner rants from the bravely casual rambling skate-gypsy with (midnight) the gab god£ 10.on0his0 (£9.00) side, mostly. Aug 6-13 22.30 THE KEVIN GILDEA' S STAND-UP SETcoming TO MUSIC Averycomedian, guitarist and...drummer. 'This laughing is a comedian' of age...bafflement' funny'Hot Press. Irish Times.' leftandeveryone out oftos sheer beautiful 'Aug ... Both funny good musically... not be missed' Slate. 3-9,14-16,21 -23,27 22.00 (23.10) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.00 (23.10) £9.50 (£8.50) UK Premiere LIFE ISthisSWEAT Bypaced Vicky Charlton, onesetof intheChutney' biggest snew writers Fringe year. A fast sketch show Health Club.atIftheyou see any3-9show this year, make sure you don't miss this. Aug 17.00(18.15) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12 17.00 (18.15) £8.50 (£7.50) UK Premiere >•" NEW ZEALAND' S BRAT PACKon New NewZealand Zealand'televisions’ s hottest young comediansin inthe their sell-out showcase as seen Pulp Comedy show that never sleeps. ' I ndefinable comedic magic' Nzoom.com. ' T hey are funny, witty and know how23.30 to pleasure an£7.50audience' Aug (00.30) £8.50 (£6.50) Press. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 23.30 (00.30) (£7.50) >*" OOOERfeaturing SURGERY... THISthree-testicled, TIME IT'S SERIOUS The cuttingDoctor edge of Surgery, the famous Danish proctologist Hoojoonikyorbolokof &time Scotland' Finest,in Doctors Ben Doon, &aroused Phil MaC**ttup.This we' resgoing deep. Audience quote:‘I'Philll MaCaverty never be by the human body again’. Aug (19.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 18.18.3300 (19.30) ^ SARAH KENDALL INDon'WAR With hugely successful shows in London,new Montreal, Los Angeles. t miss ' W ar' , Sarah' s intelligent and hilarious show, followingComedy its critically Melbourne' International Festivalacclaimed 2001. 'Yand ou'd sellout be outsuccess of your atmind to miss s Sarah Kendall' Time Out. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (20.45) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) European Premiere Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 19.19.4455 (20.45) OBADAIAH STEPPENWOLF III Reverend isnotto only standup comedy what thehe'baby Jesus than is tothejewellery andapart atObadaiah 6'3from ” he'sMike bigger than the Beatles, s bigger Monkees, Nesmith. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 20.00 (21.00) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 20.00 (21.00) £8.50 (£7.50) TONY PONZI Intalkthecandidly 1970's, record Ponzi broke allartists the rules. NowPRESENTS Tony's back about performances... hislabellifesupremo and the wonderful he 'represented.A musicalto comedy.' Excellent Hilarious' Scotsman. U nreservedly excellent' Time Out. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 17. 4 5 (18.45) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 17.45 (18.45) £8.50 (£7.50) >»" GILDED BALLOON I I -TEVIOT continues on page 33 31

“An excellently-paced hour of stand-up... go and see this.” The Scotsman “A triumph of Quality over Hype” The Herald

Stand-up, characters, sketches, music, competitions and the slightly odd.

Bargain shows by Dairy Performers at 5pm: £5/4 is Lying Out 'Full 4-uth of youthAugust: and eneDavid rgy.... h i laMounfield rious'. Lisa Mullen.Time iz-isth August: Sean Hard vs. Craftwoman 3rd & 19 26th August: Adam Acidophilus The Fable Man COMEDY TONY MOREWOOD ^ THE COMEDIAN'S BOOK OFTHE DEAD A comedy about being alive. 1i turned it into a comedy gold Dan Urben, Evening Argus

STAND UP SHOW Featuring four comedians fromexcellent the U K Comedy Circuit. Brian Damage

REVELL $ HICrCrINS ARE WOMEN BEHAVING BADLY PREVIEWS: 3/4th £5.00 3-26th AUGUST I 1.00pm £8.00/£6.00

The show lastswithan hour, there is a bar pub prices and the normal atmosphere last!Scotsman Value foris great money...at1 The he audience )isy joyousness'filed AUGUST 3RD - 26TH GILDED BALLOOr TCPM FRINGE BOX OFFICE 0131 : 226 215: (EXCEPT 21ST) AT 9.15PM .Xjmi BOX :OFFICE LICENSED BAR / AIR CONDITIONING I 0131 226 0000 4 EXCELLENT ACTS FOR THE PRICE OF 1

i wurB@x Office e vmut.edfriRge.com GILDED BALLOON I I -TEVIOT continues from page 3 I UMBILICAL BROTHERS a sensational in New York,'WAustralia' Perrier nominated Umbilical'and s After return.The New YorkyearTimes ranted ildly s funny... inspired anarchy... irresistible conspiracy to commit comedy.' Time Out NYtoscreamed bsolutely ofhilarious!' they are just Americans). Handcrafted exacting'Astandards dynamic (but stupidity. Aug Aug 1113-16,20-23,27 -12,17-19,24-2619.119.5 (20.15) 15 (20.15)£8.50£9.50(£7.50) (£8.50) THE WHORE WHISPERER - CONFESSIONS OF AofMADAM Australian Meshel Laurie looks back onsmash.This three years workingXXXpose in brothels in comic this ofMelbourne Comedy Festival is a hilarious ofAug the3-9,13-16,20-23,27 business pleasure.20.15 (21.45) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 20.15 (21.45) £8.50 (£7.50) European Premiere ^ GODDESS PERLMAN 00©©0 Venue Tickets61620-The6206Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library,George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) LI I THE GODDESS Bette PERLMAN York'Zappa s mostwith exciting comedic diva isCher. a cross MidlerandandNew Frank a touch of Sonny Her between showart isandan rock original innovative mix of comedy, music, cabaret,and performance stardom. Aug 9-12,16-19,23-26 22.30 (23.30) £7.00 (£6.00) HIGH ON LAUGHTER 000©0 Venue 59 - Edinburgh Playhouse, 18-22 Greenside Place Tickets 0870 606 3424 113 HIGH ON LAUGHTER Mark Thomas, Charles Fleischer and Emo Phillips join comedy addict Steven Alan Green and friends in this comedy extravaganza in benefitandforsome Turning Point Scotland. Check www.highonlaughter.com for updates Aug 21 20.00 (23.30)extraordinary Stalls £19.50surprises. Circle £19.50 (£17.50) Balcony £12.50 (£7.50) ADAM HILLS ©Q©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 ADAM HILLS-GOYOU BIG RED FIRE ENGINE Totally sold-out and 2000.show. Five-star reviewsbrilliant' around Guardian. the world.***** LiveScotsman. the dream,Sundays follow with your1999 heart, see the 'Effortlessly BSL sign interpreter. Previews Aug 1-2 21.25 (22.25) £4.00 Aug 10-1 1,17-18,24-27 21.25 Aug 3-6,8-9,12-16,19-23 21.25(22.25) (22.25) £10.00 £9.00 (£9.00) (£8.00) fafc T/cfRe ?tw<Jactlc(tiS f-resente HOLLOW MEN A TRIBUTE ‘Delightfully Witty’ The Telegraph ‘Completely7 Disgusting’ ‘The Gags Come Thick and Fast The imfcjMKient ‘Sick, Twisted, and VERY, VERY FUNNY ***** ’

£ 0011161111 fi 100116 HMS COMEDY 0O©©O Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 EVOLUTION Curious about life? Take sperm are they all natural swimmers, or'These do some need to be coaxed? Why do we flirt/misbehave/work/argue/bother? Darwin. 'Lies, all lies'World God. Premiere Aug 1-26glorious (not sketches 12) 16.20have (17.20)the answer' £6.50 (£5.50) HOIPOLLOI THEATRE 00©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 SWEET BOBABOLA Alien bakers sent to destroy the world with their irresistible cakes. Sweetinept, Bobabola isandpresented byit anmustinternationally acclaimed double-act; hilariously stupid sublime, be tasted to be believed! 'Snortingly funny' Independent on Sunday. Aug 50 (19.00)£9.00 £8.00 Aug 8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 10-1 1, 17-18,24-27 17.5017.(19.00) (£8.00)(£7.00) HOLLOW MEN ®0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 HOLLOW MEN: A TRIBUTE Fantastically depraved character comedy from four young who'funny, ve done their research. 'Sick, and twisted and very, very funny *****' List.'9'Pmen ainfully imaginatively conceived perfectly delivered' Herald. Sell out 9 and 2000. Previews Aug 1-3 17.55 (18.55)17.5£3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 5 (18.55) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 17.55 (18.55) Aug 24-27 17.55 (18.55) £10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere V*" HOT WAX ®0©©0 Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 WAX ON/WAX OFF Surrender to these first femmes of comedy as Mrs Merton meets Sex in the City meets Basil Fawlty! Smeared with Mediterranean madams, rampant auntssore! and fat controllers, this shameless sketch sated and Aug 1-26show(notwill14)leave22.15you(23.15) £7.50 (£5.50) World Premiere

rbm presents “THE FORREST GUMP OF ROCK” BMMI APPLETON inlet's Look At Sound “Beautifully and acutely observed” Scotland on Sunday “Brilliant... a theatrical SPINAL TAP for the musical community” The Irish Times TOTAL SELL OUT 99! PLEASAHICEi 6-27 August 7pm

HS DRAMA (HAZARDOUS PRODUCTIONS) OOO0O Venue 152 - Augustine's, AI George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 L12 SHAKESPEARE A LA CARTE Monty Python, Frybard-watching & Laurie, Porter and a selection of fresh material: HS returns with the best at the Fringe! 'Aspinning positive cornucopia of talent keeping the wheels of the Shakespeare industry Aug 21-25 13.20 merrily' (14.15) Daily £5.00Mail. World Premiere HURRAH PRODUCTIONS OOOOO Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000 Kl 3 GASPING Hurrah returns after Fringe 2000 sell-out, ' T ake a Chance' with Ben Elton' s French outrageous Phil's PotafterNoodle makeatLockheart Stock risefaster thanyour seamencomedy. in a brothel 6 months sea.The downside it'll take6-11 Aug 20.00breath (22.00)away!£6.50 (£4.50) ROSTRA:THE LEMUR enjoyable, Off-the-wallpunchy sketches from the self confessed Titans ofMIDNIGHT Comedy. 'Thoroughly and outrageously funny' Seren. Aug 5-1 I midnight (02.00) £5.00 (£3.50) World Premiere ^ SENTIMENTAL SUSPICION:THE GIRLS ROOM Denise s finished bitching at work, Eddie' s a nice guy but disappointed again, John' rumbled and Gary won' t leave theWhat' ladiesre you loo. doing Insurance, bitch fighting, dirtys been secrets, marigolds, smear tests. this weekend? Aug 6-11 17.30 (19.30) £6.50 (£4.50) World Premiere JENNY ECLAIR - MIDDLE AGED BIMBO ®0©©0 Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 MI2 MIDDLE AGED BIMBO She’s back, it' s almost spiteful, the way she won'tot goheraway. Jenny Eclair, author, actress and Radio Four' s bit of rough returns roots.Aug 'A potent concoction sauce and brass' Telegraph. Previews I -4 20.40 (21.40) of20.40 £5.00 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 (21.40) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-1 1,17-18 20.40 (21.40) £9.50 Aug 24-27 20.40 (21.40) £ 10.00 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere JOHN MOLONEY - JOHN MOLONEY LIVE ®0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 JOHN MOLONEY LIVE John Moloney, StoreLife,andlove, Jongleurs regular, transports hisreligion material toa good Edinburgh. Nofromfrills.Comedy Justcomedy jokes. celebrity, royalty and get kicking the rottweiler. Unmuzzled. No-one isAug safe. 1-4'Hilarious' Scotsman.£5.00 Previews 20.00 (21.00) Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 20.00 (£8.50) (21.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-1 1,17-18 20.00 (21.00) Aug 24-27 20.00 (21.00) £10.00 £9.50 (£9.00) BOB JONES oooeo Venue 11 - Diverse Attractions, Riddles Court, 322 LawnmarketTickets 225 8961 LI I BOB JONES: HUMORIST, POET, FUN GUY The British: Dire Traits. Fabulous anecdotal town and country humour.The mini-monologue resurrected. in one mischievous originalshow: entertainment. Word play at(Allits wittiest. 2nd glorioushour). year!Utterly 'Your (2000) outstanding' EW. www.bobjones.co.uk Aug 20-25 15.15 (16.15) £6.50 (£5.00) KICKSHAWTHEATRE 00©©0 Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 NicolsonCOMPANY Street Tickets 667 2212 NI3 AhornRHINOEROTIC EXPERIENCE A groupcomic ofteninvention performers, with oneslick or in some cases two, deliver big footed that is swift, and sharp. comedy sketch show combining music, gags and a lot of horn. FollowInnovative Aug 13-26 14.ya0rhino. 0 (14.50) £7.50 (£5.00) UK Premiere KIKI AND HERB OO©©© Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 MI2 KIKI AND HERB New York' s cult smash! A psychotic lounge duo that don' t cover songs so much as demonish them. ' T he cabaret act from hell' Village Voi 'before Scaringthey the die!' bejesusTimeoutOutof NY. unsuspecting audiences' Vanity Fair. 'Catch them ce. Aug 12,14-16,19-23 22.35 (23.35) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-1 1,17-18 22.35 (23.35) Aug 24-27 22.35 (23.35) £10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) UK Premiere

Comedy Club (London) presents:

COMEDY

THE BOOTLEGS ^ TOTAL SELL-OUT 1997,1998, 1999 & 2000

AUGUST 3RD - 27TH GILDED BALLOON (EXCEPT 21ST) AT 3.45PM Ke MXowIe 226 2151 LICENSED BAR / AIR CONDITIONING 0131 226 0000 CERTIFIED 'FUNNY' IN GOVERNMENT LABORATORY TESTS

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com

corned vr revue KIRK AND RAIKES MESSINGHAM WITH ©0©©0 LUCINDA Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 SEX Dark marking and macabre comedyFringe fromdebut. fast rising BBC stars' AND Kirkrealised andDEATH Messingham their sketch longoriginal, awaited Hilarious, skilfully characterisation. 'Intelligent, witty, grown-up, sophisticated... really classy' GLR. Previews Aug 1-3 18.15(19.15)18.15(19.15) £3.00 £8.50 (£7.50) Aug Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 10-11,17-18 18.15(19.15) Aug 24-27 18.15 (19.15) £ 10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere KIT AND THE WIDOW 00©©0 Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155 G9 THE FAT LADY InSINGS 'Kit new and the Widow *****' Scotsman. 'Mserve ust-seeup an show' Independent. a spanking venue the musical twosome operatic feast. With the Highmouthwatering Art.£ 10.00 (£5.00)mezzo-soprano Melanie Marshall they dish>r Augfinger 5-19 food 19.30of(20.40) DANIEL KITSON ©0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 LOVE, INNOCENCE AND THE WORD COCK Rude, thoughtful, utterly hilarious'Metro. Evening Standard. good indeed' funny' 'Kitson willhimsave'Vdoeryyousome. fromstand-up yourselves' TimeGuardian. Out. Daniel'Brilliantly is very good at comedy. Watch Previews Aug 1-4 22.3022.30 (23.30)(23.30) £4.00£8.50 (£3.00)(£7.50) Aug Aug 5,7-8,12-16,19-23 11,17-18,24-27 22.30 (23.30) £9.50 (£8.50) KOHARUDANJI OOO©© Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 RAKU-GO STORYTELLING Sick of stand-up, try some sit-down. Seated onoccasional a cushioncows. Koharudanji populates stage ware. with ghosts, Tales'*of***lust, life andthelacquer Subtitled!geishas 'Someandof Festival's biggest21-27 laughs'20.00Times. extraordinary Aug (21.00) £8.00 (£6.00) insight into Japanese psyche' Scotsman.

MARK FEIGATi nPM PREVIEWS 1 & 2 AUGUST ,, ;„ PLEASANCE 3-27 AUGUST 0131 556 6550 (EXCLUDING 6 AUGUST) f/ ] PRODUCTIONS IN ASSOCIATION WITH PLAY W PRESENTS

‘Instantly accessible and very funny. Go join in and enjoyW herald ‘A sublime musician... stand-up comedy at it’s very best’ THE GUARDIAN A TirPM 3-27 AUGUST o.4o~inr !

KRATER COMEDY CLUB ®0©©0 Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, I! 7 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 N13 KRATER COMEDY CLUB The South' s premiere comedy club byhitswhirling Scotland! Adervish changing daily line up of the best comedy Stand-ups. Compered MC star Stephen Grant. loud, it'£8.00 s late, it's large! Aug 3-4,10-12,17-19,24-26 00.10It's£6.00 (02.25) Aug 9,15-16,20-23 00.10 (02.25) (£5.00) (£6.00) LANO & WOODLEY 0O©©O Venue 87 -The Famous Spiegeltent, Princes Mall Rooftop Plaza, Princes Street Tickets 226 0000 JI2 BRUISER Perrier Award winners return with a brand new show! ' T his duo could make a pig slapstick laugh, andandI did,turned long and Sunday Times. have resurrected it intoloud' an artform' List. 'Lano & Woodley Aug 1-26 (not Mens) 20.00 (21.15) £9.00 (£7.00) LEGENDARY POLOWSKI DIAMOND HEIST ®0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 LEGENDARY POLOWSKI DIAMOND HEIST Inept Jackthere and Tel, plan soto much steal apacked fabulous diamond.The audience are the gang...forcrooks. 'Sauperb, was in I wanted everyone to stop laughing minute to catch up' GLR. Previews Aug 1-3 23.45 (00.45) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 23.45 (00.45) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-1 1,17-18 23.45 (00.45) Aug 24-27 23.45 (00.45) £ 10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) MARQUEZ BROTHERS ®0©©O Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 U4 MARQUEZ BROTHERS Fresh sell-out seasons at thetelevision Soho Theatre. London' s hottest new double act hitfrom theperformed, Fringe prior Immaculately observed andbest.exquisitely by totwotheir real brothers, debut. this is character comedy at its Previews Aug 1-3 16. 3 5 (17.35) £3.00 Aug 16.35 (17.35)(£8.50) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 I I -12,18-19 16.35 (17.35) Aug 24-27 16.35 (17.35) £ 10.00 £9.50 (£9.00) World Premiere 35

comedv

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

revue

MAT AND MACKINNON ©0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 MAT AND MACKINNON: ONE (So You Think You' r e Funny?,Telegraph Open MikeSlick, finalists) bringhigh-energy their eagerlyperformances awaited London out show Edinburgh. dynamic, and sell a surreal twisttoon the ' s ketch show' . New comedy at it’s freshest and finest. Previews Aug 1-3 18.45 (19.45) 18.£3.00 Aug 4-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 45 (19.45) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 18.45 (19.45) Aug 24-27 18.45 (19.45) £10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) ^ MCGONAGALL OOO©© Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428 J10 RIDEworld' TO THE PLEASANCE WITH WILLIAM MCGONAGALL The s worst poet, William McGonagall, in his own terrible words. Hear the excruciating he Tay &Bridge Disaster' while travelling betweendoggerel Assemblyof 'TRooms Pleasance. Get and in theother Tartangems McGonagall-mobile! Aug 21-27 every 30 mins from 14.00-19.00 (Duration 30 mins) World Premiere TRAVIST. MERLE ©0©©O Venue 47 - Cafe Royal Fringe Theatre, l7We$t Register Street Tickets 556 2549 JI2 SEXUAL RELATIONS WITH THE KINF' K IN HILLBILLIES After huge success at Edinburgh 98 and the Aberdeen and Kilkenny Festivals with Country Joe McDonald and Kinkyearly!Friedman,Travis returns with new show and sh*tkickin’ Aug 2-26 band. 21.40 Book (22.40) £6.00 (£5.00) MERVYN STUTTER S PICK OF THE FRINGE O0©©O Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 MI2 MERVYN STUTTER' S PICK OF THE FRINGE The perfecttalent. first stop for Fringe arrivals. ' A vibrant and stimulating showcase of Fringe Eight different theatre year. and music acts in 90 Merv! minutes each day' Scotsman. Now in itscomedy, 10th glorious Birthday Aug 13.00Happy (14.30) £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-27 14-16,20-23 13.00 (14.30) £7.00 (£6.00)

KRATeR

MOONPATH THEATRE COMPANY ®0©©0 Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 NI3TI ALL INTHETIMING Fresh comedy that aerobicizes the brain and tickles j| the heart. A selection of incisively funny, fast paced sketches. Come and witness this stress-test of the English language and test your capacity for disorientation | < and Unmissable! Augdelight. 3-26 19.00 (20.00) £6.00 (£5.00) TONY MOREWOOD ©O©©© Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 NI slj i TONY MOREWOOD IN THE COMEDIAN' S BOOK OF THE DEAD Aall comedy about being turned alive! 'Hite into has taken the single strandBrighton whichArgus. runs through i|| and deftly a comedy goldmine' 'Anhumanity obvious talent!' San Francisco Sentinel. Aug 3-26 20.05 (21.15) £7.50 (£5.00) World Premiere ^ RICHARD MORTON ®0©©0 Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428 J10 a RICHARDRichard MORTON Since performing hisdad,sell-out show in and '98, festival favourite, has got married, become a bought a flat, passed his drivingtime.test'Hfourth time. So forget about new material. Just kidding. He passed J| first ilarious' Guardian. Aug 20.45 (21.45) £ 10.00 £(£9.00) Aug 5-9,12-16,19-23 3-4,10-11,17-18,24-27 20.45 (21.45) 11.00 (£ 10.00) COLIN MURPHY ®0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 COLIN MURPHY The smash-hit sell-out success of Edinburgh 2000. 'awaits' Multi-talented, a crescendo performance...an enormous future Times. 'Shilarious... harp,thatobservational routines, skillful can mimicry and anto'interaction with the audience many higher profile comics only aspire Scotsman. Previews Aug 1-3 21.00 (22.00) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 21.00 (22.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 21.00 (22.00) Aug 24-27 21.00 (22.00) £10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere ^

The South's busiest and best fate night comedy club comes North! Three acts and the whirlwind compere STEPHEN GRANT

Omid Djafifi Phil Davy ^|| Robin Ince Mitch Benn Andrew Maxwell Gordon Southern Phil Nichol Steve K Amos DATES: Fri 3-Sat 4 Julia Morris Wed 8-Sat 12 Andy Parsons Wed 15-Sun 19 Wed 22-Sun 26 Mark Walker Wed.Thur & Sun: £6/£5 U7 NICHOLSON STREET Noel James BOX OFFICE: 0131 667 2212 Fri & Sat: £8/£6 36

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.coin MYWIFE'S NIGHTWARE ©0©©0 Venue -The Bongo Club - out of the blue, 14 New Street Tickets 556 5204 (Pre-Fringe),KI4 558 7604143(Fringe) ONE NIGHT ONLY Three strangers trapped overnight explore their wildest and darkest There'ands yoga, war re-enactments, modern dance.confronted Richly comic,withdreams. provocative sometimes shocking. Seebirds man'sandbeauty when chaotic events. We love you. Preview 16.15 (17.15) £5.00 (£4.00) Aug 6-25Aug (not4 Suns) 16.15 (17.15) £7.00 (£5.00) ^ NETT UK ®0©©0 Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 N13 JAKE AND ELWOOD - night THE ofBLUES BROTHERS SHOW Join from Jake and Elwood for an outrageous fun, presenting the very best music the cult movie and more.The way it is.The way it was.The Aughit3-4,17-18,24-25 00) way it should be. >»" Aug 5-9,13-16,19-23,2622.3022.30(midnight) (midnight)£ 12.£ 10.00 0(£0 10.(£8.00) PHIL NICHOL ®0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 PHIL NICHOL New show from Juice Pig and ' 9 8Time Out Comedy winner. 'G- ocompelling, now. Demand admittance' List.miss'Busthim'a gutHerald. to catch Phil'see. s sideaward splitters you' d be barmy to A must Previews Aug 1-3 22.15 (23.15) £3.00 £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 22.15(23.15) (23.15) Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19-23 10-11,17-18,24-27 22.15 £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere ^ NIMROD'S FISH OOO©® Venue 11 - Diverse Attractions, Riddles Court, 322 LawnmarketTickets 225 8961 LI I NIMROD' S FISH, SHEEP AND HIPPOS In their first ever (and best yet) show, Nimrod' s Fish take you on a journey through a world of market researchers, sausages, surgeons, fish, sheep and hippos. Free bubblewrap and joke-induced Aug 20-25 15.laughter. 30 (16.30)Funny.£4.50Honest. (£3.50) World Premiere

NOBLE SILVER ®0@©0 Venue 33 - PleAND asance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 NOBLE AND SILVER Perrier Best Newcomers 2000. How do you follow up'Definitely a Perriernot'award winning show? ' Y ou can' t ' Noble. ' I t' s impossible' Silver. - Noble.Two situationists return with a brand new show. 'Previews Inspired comedy' Daily Telegraph. Aug 1-3 21.40 (22.40) Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 21.40£3.00 (22.40) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 21.40 (22.40) Aug 24-27 21.40 (22.40) £10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere DARA O BRIAIN ®0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 DARA O' B RIAIN Dara O' B riain returns with another top-class hour stand-up comedy. Sellevening out shows Edinburgh 1999missed' and 2000, Australia 2000of and 2001. ' A n epic of laughs not to be Impress Magazine. 'Previews Unassuming, and (21.20) very, very£4.00 funny' Time Out. Auglikeable 1-2 20.20 Aug 3-5,7-9,12-16,19-23 20.20(21.20) (21.20) £ £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 20.20 10.00 (£9.00) OFF33THE KERB ®0@©0 Venue - Pleasance CourtyardROADSHOW and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 OFF THE KERB ROADSHOW Best value and hottest comedy showcase onup) theandfringe featuring Jason John Whitehead (winner), Angie McEvoy (runnerShappi Khorsandi (finalist) ofAward BBC New Felgate (runner-up) Hackney Empire£3.00 2000.Comedy Award 2000 and Mark Previews Aug 1-2 23.00 (00.30) Aug 23.00(00.30) (00.30) £9.00 £8.00(£8.00) (£7.00) Aug 3-5,7-9,12-16,19-23 10-1 1,17-18,24-27 23.00 >»" ORAM AND MEETEN ®0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 ORAM AND MEETEN Character-based Stevefriends.Tea Oram and Tom Meetenshoes. return with their newTimes.show.'Cdouble-act Holidays. New towels. Death, 'simplyandfantastic wicked' heeky charisma' Scotsman. 'Ladies HPreviews ilarious' Aug Metro. '1-3Clever dynamic... incredibly funny and gifted' Li s t . £3.00 Aug 4-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 17.30 (18.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 17.30 (18.00) Aug 24-27 17.30 (18.00) £ 10.00£9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere ^

AVALON PROMOTIONS LTD PRESENTS PERRIER AWARD NOMINEE 2000 ‘A great comic creation’ c T/>e Independent ‘Faultlessly written’ <The Aimes ‘Hysterically funny’ A he List

jN^tSrenghi's ITHFMAn DIRECTED BY PAUL KING 10.25pm t Pleasance I tickets 0131 556 6550 August 1st to 25th (except yth and 21st) il

a mu11i-mediaTcbmedyJprodiom withPleasance improvisation' One TanS topical^ketchffj Pickups andHitcups Over the Roadwith TwoBenjamin 23:15 (0:10)andnotMeyers 6,20 Ironic Yanks «lii show that'sUpstairs supposed18:30 to be(19:30) aboutnotfootball 6,13 37

comedv CLAIRE DOME performs The Year of the Monkey "a superb spiky performance" The Guardian August 3-26 tickets 1 2267207

revue

For ail your Fringe ticket^ call: 0131226 0000

"Dowie goes far deeper than any comedian would dare - definitely worth catching" Manchester Evening News 7.05pm Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge Laurence Sterne s classic comic novel " Hilarious the first stand-up comedian." Sunday Express August 3-26 7.35pm GILDED BALLOON MAIN THEATRE 3-27 AUGUST • 9PM £8.50 (£7.50) / £9.50 (£8.50) WEEKENDS • BOX OFFICE 226 2151

sttiUe&ttOf

vutifttai “Great: offbeam, original, The Observera face to watch” “ Enough energy to power a small village” Edinburgh Evening

24 hour Box Office at: iMww.edfringe.com

UNHINGED Hilarious comedy sketches and characterisations Truly original and very funny characters' The Guardian 5pm August 1-27 (Except 6 Aug. Previews 1 & 2 Aug.) iPLEASANGEl 01315566550 Bound and Gagged Comedy presentation I www.boundandgaggedcomedy.

PERRIER AWARD winner 1998 BRITISH COMEDY AWARD Star of C4's 'Small Potatos' BBC TV's 'The Stand Up She 'The Tommy Tiernan Show' "Has a comic ferocity resembling that of Billy Connolly"

tommy tiernan 7PLEASANCE 0131 556 6550 15PM 23-27 AUGUST

ORGASMIC COMEDY 00©©0 Venue 84 - Holyrood Tavern, 9a Holyrood Road Tickets 556 5044 from 17.00 K14 ORGASMIC NIGHTS Join Tony Wright onto hishelpjourney to find thatmoaning orgasmic night, experiencing strange characters trying him. Orgasmic ' t o excite5-26 and (not swellTues) with happiness.' Aug 19.30 (20.30) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere OTTLEYAND PERRY PRODUCTIONS ®0©©0 Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 Cowgate Tickets 226 2151 L12 TALLY HO! CREEPY LATRINE CHOIRS A Bard comicCharlie cabaretOttley of sketches, song and verse starring former BBC Poet and TV and Playwright NickBritain. Perry. A sharp, cynical and downright disrespectful look at new improved Aug 3-9, 13-16,20-23,27 (17.45) £8.50 £7.50(£7.50) (£6.50) World Premiere Aug 10-12, 17-19, 24-26 16.16.4545(17.45) PARSONS AND NAYLOR S SPIN ©0©©0 Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428 JI0 PARSONS AND NAYLOR' S SPIN Currently broadcasting their second Radio 2 series, after this spring' s smash-hit ' P arsons and Naylor' s Pull-out Sections' , P & ***** N do Sydney their first live satire show. 'Possibly the best live sketch act in the world' Morning Herald.£9.00 Aug 22.30 (23.30) Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 10-11,17-19,24-26 22.30 (23.30) £ 10.00 (£8.00) (£9.00) NICHOLAS PARSONS 00©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 NICHOLAS PARSONS'Britain' HAPPY Onehost of Britain' s most sex symbols' s mostHOUR celebrated returns after'Munlikely hisore sell-out hita quiz lastIndependent. year with more celebrity chat, wit, charm and gossip. than just show host' Metro. Aug 13-16,20,22-23 18. 1 5 (19.30) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-12,17-19 18.15 (19.30) Aug 24-27 18.15 (19.30) £ 10.00 £9.50 (£ 11.0(£8.50) 0) PERRIER PICK OF THE FRINGE OOOOO Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428 JIO PERRIER PICK OF THE FRINGE AWARD SHOW The winner and nominees of Britain' s No. I Comedy Award on one fabulous bill! This outstanding bill show is guaranteed to make you laugh. Book early, every year acomedy sell out! Aug 26-27 20.00 (21.45) £ 12.00 (£ 11.00) EMO PHILIPS ©0©©O Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 EMO PHILIPS ' M eet the 21 st century Emo' LA Weekly. ' E xtraordinarily Times. masterandcraftsman' Scotsman.Showbiz 'The best joke writer in America' Jayfunny' Lena. 'www.emophilips.com Unique'Astyle brilliant material' Las Vegas. 'The Master' Star Tribune. Preview Aug 3 20.00 (21.00) £5.00 Aug Aug 4-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 10-11,17-18,24-27 20.0020.00 (21.00)(21.00)£ I 1.£0010.(£0010.(£9.00) 00) World Premiere PLEASANCE COMEDY ®0©©0 Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 MI2 THE LONDON REVUE The channel-hopping high speed celebration of life' s most excruciating moments, where prisoners are hungry for Shakespeare, Noel Coward Ibiza Club Mix and Lady Penrose-Taylor breaks her rare bird eggs, again!5sings17.5an0 (18.45) Preview Aug £2.00 Aug (18.45) £8.50 £7.50 £7.50 £6.50 Aug 7-9,12-16,19,21 10-1 1,17-18,24-27-23 17.17.5500 (18.45) ^ PAM ANN COME FLY WITH ME... 2000 BestfromCabaret Performer, Boyz Magazine. Come fly with the 60' s Air Hostess hell, as she battles with every crew'Standard. s nightmare - the paying customer. 'I can feel a cult coming on' flight Evening Aug 21-23 23.10 (00.10) Aug 24-27 23.10 (00.10) £5.00 £6.00 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road,60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 ANGELS WITH DIRTY HABITS Sets outwith to answer such questions 'howoriginal did 19th century loneliness?' 'what aswere the lyrics to Thelighthouse Sound ofkeepers Music?' Adealrollercoaster ride ofandfast-moving sketches and songs. Previews Aug 1-3 15.55 (16.45) Aug 5 £3.00 (16.45)£8.00£7.00£7.00£6.00 Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 11 -12,18-19,24-27 15.515.5 5(16.45) ^ PLEASANCE COMEDY continues over the page 39

comedv revue PLEASANCE COMEDY continued CLIVEs JAMES AND ATKIN:TOGETHER AT LAST AGAIN There' renewed interestPETE in Clive andonPete'lifestowitty songs.songs. Clive brings hiswithacerbic commentary the and stage;entertaining Pete sings their Perhaps even help from Clive? Aug 16-17 16.45 (17.45) £ 12.00 (£ 10.00) EARLShow, STEVENS - PUH LEEZ! EarlPaulStevens.The Putner (LeeStateside & Herring,stand-up Spaced,takes us Now Sean Lock) introduces onpunctuated a rollercoaster ride through theTVhighsfootage. (and lows) of his extraordinary life, with hilarious personal Previews Aug 1-3 20.45 (21.45)20.45£3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 (21.45) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 20.45 (21.45) Aug 24-27 20.45 (21.45) £ 10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)£8.50 EMMA AND BETH KILCOYNE Sketch about Show!The Go Ghost and see these girlsPat'- they' rCome e deadOn!funny!' wroteLive!PaulGirls! McCartney of'VeryAuntie by Productions.This new show is set to dazzle. funnyAugand 1-3original' Metro. £3.00 Previews 15.15(16.15) Aug (£6.50) Aug 4-6,8-10,13-17,21-23 I I -12,18-19,24-27 15.115.15(16.15) 5 (16.15) £8.50£7.50(£7.50) ^ HER ACHING HEART Bryony Lavery' s saucy musical comedy about a country maiden, a wilful lady and some glove puppets. ' O utrageous and enormously Time'aOut. Starring Emily Howes 'marvellously Noises Off,Aug andentertaining!' Marianne Levy, popular Edinburgh Metro. comic' Previews 1-3 13.15(14.25) £2.00 comedienne' Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 13. 1 5 (14.25) £6.00 (£5.00) Aug 11 -12,18-19,24-27 13.15 (14.25) £7.00 (£6.00) JOHN KEVIN' ONE MANandSHOW 'Outstanding' Doi/y Telegraph. (But soMail.AND what? They likeSfox-hunting the Tories). 'Funny, satirical Daily (Even worse. Completely doolally. Ignore them.) 'Hilarious'writing' Scotsman. (Quite dull but reliable. Maybe you should go.) Previews Aug 1-3 17. 4 5 (18.45) £3.00 Aug 45 (18.45) Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19,21 10-11,17-18,24-27 -2317.4517.(18.45) £8.50£7.50 £7.50£6.50 ^ REBRANDING MR. GOD BY JULIAN FOX Mellow arty cabaret from the gentlest comedian on the Fringe. ' N ot everyone will fall for its surreal, quirky1-27charm. Gardner(00.30) Guardian. Aug (notI did' 7,20)Lynmidnight £5.00 ^ TARTAN RIBBON COMEDY BENEFIT 2001 What is fastandbecoming the most popular benefit on the Fringe. A guaranteed sell-out as starstudded you could wish for.Top name comics and surprise guests - check listings21 foras21.30 details. Aug (23.00) £10.00 (£8.00) World Premiere PLUTO PRODUCTIONS IN ®0©OO ASSOCIATION WITH Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and OverOVATION the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 VERONIQUE - A isLIFE CULTof Jessica Martin stars'goldasVeronique Raymond - showbiz her LONG biz.became Daughter a Busby Berkeley she grew up in Hollywood, the toast of Parisian nightlife anddigger' finally, a television superstar.This is her story. Previews Aug 1-317.17.00 0(18.00) 0 (18.00)£7.50 £3.00(£6.50) Aug Aug 4-10,14-17 I I -12,18 17.00 (18.00) £8.50 (£7.50) World Premiere PRIORITE A GAUCHE ®0©©0 Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 MI2 PRIORITE Areturn GAUCHE Sell-out 1999/2000. France' s favourite pop, rockdoubt and rap duo from their world tour with an all-new show. ' W ithout the find of theWinners. Fringe so far' Telegraph. 'Hilarious' Scotsman. 1999 Perrier Newcomer Previews Aug 1-3 19.25 (20.20) 19.£3.0025 (20.20) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 4-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 Aug 10-11,17-18 19.25 (20.20) Aug 24-27 19.25 (20.20) £10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere PUERILE COMPANY Venue 139 - GildCOMEDY ed Balloon at Peppermint Lounge, 36 Blair Street Tickets 226 2151 ®0©©0 LI 3 THE STAND IN A delightful visual comedy. Skint,jobs? PhillipEnter joinsdisaster a dubious new job agency. But can he really do these strange and humiliation. It will tickle everyone of all ages. No message, just belly laughs! www.puerilecomedy.co.uk Previews Aug 5-27 Aug (not 3-414,21)14.3014.(15.30) 30 (15.30)£4.00£7.50 (£6.50) World Premiere

For ail your Fringe ticketsj call: 0131226 0000

'Mad people who talk rubbish and frighten children' NME Tomedy Genius" The Sunday Times 'Congenital idiocy is nothing to be proud of' Melody Maker Greatest Living Englishmen: No 14 ’somewhere between Monty Python and Morecombe and Wise' Loaded 1 NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN] PLEASANCE 0131 556 6550 9-27 AUGUST,

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com

PLEASANCE DOME A major new venue complex for the Fringe FOUR NEW VENUE ZONES, OVER FORTY GREAT NEW SHOWS, including: DAVID BENSON DILLIE KEANE FORBIDDEN BROADWAY JENNY ECLAIR KIKI & HERB MERVYN STUTTER’S PICK OF THE FRINGE PRIORITE A GAUCHE RICHARD HERRING THE BBC STAND UP SHOW-LIVE THE WEIRD SISTERS Late morning brunch & Live Music from 10am -12.30pm. Late license-food and drink served till Sam waitress service exhibitions-poetry readings-club-nightsand much much more. ‘ONE AMAZING DAY FOUR AMAZING WEEKS’ PLEASANCE 1015155665501 Book On-Line at www.pleasance.co.uk

PUPPETRY OF THE PENIS ®Q©©0 Venue 14 - Gilded Balloon at Teviot Row House, 5/2 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403 M12 PUPPETRY OF THE PENIS Following their sell-out West End season and UK tour,andthesqueal' ancientMoS. Australian of Genital Origami returns. 'The audience scream on't Art try this home!' Guardian. 'Astonishing... unforgettable' Telegraph. ''UDnbelievable' FT.at '(23.00) Very funny' Scotsman. Aug S-d.S-0,13,15-16,20,22-23,27 22.00 £ 10. 0 0 (£9.00) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.00 (23.00) £ I 1.00 (£ 10.00) Aug 1,24-26(00.15)23.15£ 10.(00.15) Aug 2710-123.15 00 (£9.00) PURPLE PRODUCTIONS 00©©0 Venue 45 - Old St Paul's Church & Hall,Jeffrey Street Tickets 556 0476 KI3 REORGANISED CRIME A new comedy by Steve Ginn.What do you get you cross an Eastcabinet End Gangster within ayour Management Consultant (apart from aif head in a filing and a bullet latte)? Aug 13-25 (not Sun) 12.30 (13.30) £4.00 (£3.50) World Premiere RANDOLPH STUDIO <£ ooo©o THE FRENCH INSTITU Venue 55 Randol p h St u di o @The French Institute, Institut Francai s D' E cosse, 13 Randol ph J7 CrescentTickets 220 7761 INCREDIBLY INCROYABLE ' I ' m a stand-up comedian only in English. I'mmixes not funny French!'andBertrand Bossardstereotypes - Parisian actor turnedtrash-mime English comic -incroyablement visual inhumour Anglo-French into comic incredible! Aug 20-25 21.15 (22.30) £6.00 (£4.00) RARE BIRDS PRODUCTIONS 00©©0 Venue 84 - Holyrood Tavern, 9a Holyrood Road Tickets 556 5044 from 17.00 KI4 BRUHAHA Capstick and Buss combine to create mayhem, laughter, joy and fear. Seeunique stand-up, costumesis and Johnny Rotten Jools Holland. Their brandsketches, ofBedlam-106.5FM. cheekybadchicanery as innovative as it iskillhilarious. 'Aug Pant-wettingly 12-26 21.30funny' (22.30) £6.00 (£5.00) DAMAGE AND DE LACY deadpantalented comic/singer all round grumpy b*****d, teamsforupBrian withDamage, thesketches, deliciously Vicky deandLacy, Aussie comedienne/actress, stand-up, characters, silly songs, heaps ofAuglaughs 5-26and(notloads Mons)of fun!22.30 (23.30) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere PEARbrings SHAPED AFTER MIDNIGHT London' s SecondBrianWorst Comedy Club lateproudly night chaos andtheconfusion toworst Edinburgh. Damage and Krysstal Klear present best and of London' s comedians, cranks and crackpots, excruciatingly exhilarating. A wicked night out! Aug 5-26 (not Mons) midnight (01.30) £6.00 (£5.00) ^ REAL TALENT ®0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 ROSSnew NOBLE readersPlaytime' poll winner 'bisesta stand-up comedianwho2000'hasreturns brand show 'SListlackers . 'Herewhich the giftonlywith for a improvising hysterical, elaborate routines most stand-ups could dream of Evening News. Previews Aug 1-3 20.45 (21.45) £3.00 Aug 4-6,8-9,12-16,19-23,26-27 20.45 (21.45) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18,24-25 20.45 (21.45) £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere ^ TREVOR LOCK INtheir WHAT YOU REALLY WANT Trevor Lock andhis Sem Devillart debut new comedy about a man who discovers repressed desires haveMoving takenandon aClever' life of Scotsman. their own. 'Superbly Comicthat Writing' Sunday Times, ' F unny, Previews Aug 1-3 15. 3 0 (17.00) £3.00 Aug 4-5,1 I -12,18-19,24-27 15.30 (17.00) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 7-10,14-17,20-23 15.30 (17.00) £7.50 (£6.50) World Premiere Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 Cowgate Tickets 226 2151 LI2 ANDREW MAXWELL Outstanding stand-upbothcomedian fromto perfection Dublin tipped bywithin manya three for great things. ' C apable of portraying Steptoes line ad-lib, Maxwell's face is more than fortunate. But it's not his only weapon' Stage. Aug 3-4,10-11,17-18 24-25 21.15 21.15 (22.15) (22.15) £8.50 £9.50 (£7.50) (£8.50) World Premiere Aug 5-9,12-16,19-23,26-27 REDKAT PRODUCTIONS OOOOO Venue 49 - Bedlam Theatre, I lb Bristo Place Tickets 225 9893 MI2 ANGEL Matt and Ben were bestbutfriends. Until Benhe'ddied. But God had a plan.a Not a very well thought out plan, he thought give it a go anyway... warm Aug 6-1comedy I 15.0about 0 (16.15)death.£5.50 (£4.00) ^ 41

comedv’ revue Gallon Centre (venue

scribably funny - you have to see il AmAZi ivG IAI SmUN Deliqhtfully eccentric comic musician' (TimeOut)

For all your Fringe tickets;; call: 0131226 0000

REVELL & HIGGINS ©O©©© Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 Nljj WOMEN BEHAVING BADLY Ever wondered what women are really like | without men around? Enter the crazy world of Revell & Higgins peeled bananas, hormonalofcave unwanted hair, suffragettes with weak bladders | and a splattering bodywomen, chocolate... Previews Aug 3-4 23.00 (23.50) £5.00 Aug 5-26 23.00 (23.50) £8.00 (£6.00) World Premiere >r'if

RICHARD HERRING - CHRIST ON A BIKE! Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 CHRISTThat'ONs forA BIKE! by say. Richard Eleventh Herring. Tm not saying I'm the Jesus... others (to Edinburgh) less attractive one from Leeto(22.10) and' The Herring. 'Thoucoming Shalt Not Miss It' God.of the J Previews Aug 1-4 21.10 £5.00 Aug 6-9,12,14-16,19-20,22-23 21.10 (22.10) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-1 1,17-18 21.10 (22.10) Aug 24-27 21.10 (22.10) £10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere| RICH HALL AND DAVE FULTON ®0©©O Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 2262428 Jlo| RICH HALLComedy AND benefit DAVE featuring FULTONPerrier PRESENT TERRY DULLUM APPEAL and Time Out Award winner, Rich Halllivewithcomedian Dave Fulton specialObserver. guests. Don't miss Rich Hall, 'The greatest on theand(00.45) planet' Aug 5-9,12-16,19-23 23.45 £ 10.00 (£9.00) Aug 3-4,10-1 1,17-18,24-27 23.45 (00.45) £ 11.00 (£ 10.00) RUBBERNECKER OOO©© Venue 47 - Cafe Royal Fringe Theatre, l7West Register Street Tickets 556 2549 JI2| RUBBERNECKER TV' s Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant, Jimmy Carr, Robin Ince, messing about you and shouldn' possibly tembarassing There’ll youcrash. know watch, but bethemselves.The compelled to, title? in the j same 18-25 waybeasbits17.a car CC£9.50hotline Aug 45 (19.00) (£7.50)0870 900 4555

THE ST GEORGE'S MEDICS REVUE OOO©© Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000 KI3j JUST A LITTLE PRICK The George' s medics return after last year' s sell out |1 run with wickedly observed medical satire and an incisive lack of compassion. And so leave Aug nob 20-25gags.(notStoma-splittingly 22) 18.00 (19.00)funny,£4.00 (£3.00)your bags outside. World Premiere SAM & CY ®0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 U4 SAM AND CY UNHINGED This sophisticated, intelligent (classless, dedicatedfast(work-shy) bring a diverse array tj ofignorant) satiricaland(lavatorial), paced (selfduoindulgent) sketches(narrow-minded) and hilarious (puerile) characterisations to ignite (infect) this years festival. Book Early! Previews Aug 1-2 17.00 (18.00) Aug 3-5,7-10,13-17,20-23 17.00 £4.00 (18.00) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 11 -12,18-19,24-27 17.00 (18.00) £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere ^ j THE SCARED WEIRD LITTLE GUYS ®0©©0 Venue 87 - The Famous Spiegeltent, Princes Mall Rooftop Plaza, Princes Street Tickets 226 0000 JI2 j SCARED WEIRD LITTLE GUYS Australia' s musical comedy giants are ] back! 'Qthisuick-thinking, lyrically ingenious,gifted' theyScotsman. keep the'Hgiggle countmusical constantly high... madcap duo are certainly ilarious comedy giants... laughing at...' Adelaide Advertiser.^ jl Aug 1-26devastating (not Mens)wit...21.30worth (22.30)hearing £9.00and(£7.00) SCREAMING BLUE MURDER COMEDY ©Q©©0 Venue 47 - Cafe Royal Fringe Theatre, 17 West Register Street Tickets 556 2549 JI2 » BIG VALUE'hCOMEDY SHOW...EARLY Four top comedians, a joke competition, price drinks, two intervals, ' u ndoubtedly cabaret comedy entertainment for only £6.50. at its best' Scotsman. Back for its 7th sell-out year!!! All this Preview Aug 2 19.30 (21.30) Free (non-ticketed) Aug 3-26 (not 14,21) 19.30 (21.30) £6.50 ^ BIG VALUE COMEDY SHOW...LATE Fourcomedy, differenttopcomedians toWhythepay ■ early show but still with the added extras! ' T op value' Li s t . £10 for one when you can £6.50 for four? Preview Augcomedian 2 22.00 (midnight) Freepay(non-ticketed) Aug 3-26 (not 14,21) 22.00 (midnight) £6.50 ^j

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com SLAUGHTERHOUSE LOUNGE Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 SLAUGHTERHOUSE LOUNGE Stupid. Sharp stand satire and poetry. live from musicians formerly the upBluecomedy, Blurt andSleazy jazz show. manmusic Spike Robinson. Withthinkers. a film noir,withspeakeasy feelAeroplanes, this is an excellent late Cabaret for heavy Aug 13-26 21.10 (22.10) £6.00 (£5.00) OQ©©0 THE AMAZING MR. SMITH Venue 188 - Calton Centre, 121 Montgomery Street Tickets 226 0000 LAUGHS AND MAD MUSICAL INVENTIONS Delightfully eccentric comic musician' Timesuch Out,favourites finally persuaded to Edinburgh withmusical his hilarious oneman show including asvastly the condom bagpipes, shoelaces, condom harp etc."Totally original and entertaining. Cabaret seating. Aug 5-27 (not 13,20) 20.45 (21.45) £6.00 (£5.00) ^ SMuTS (SUSSEX MUSICAL THEATRE SOCIETY) LI2 Venue 79 - The Subway, 69 Cowgate Tickets 225 6766 THE NO-FRILLS REVUE An explosive mix of musical comedy, sketches, supermarket checkouts the lost manuscripts of Stephen Sondheim. Fresh from a sell-out run ofwit'Fand ame' ,this, Brighton' premier theatre society bring unique style 20-25 and razor-sharp to£7.50 their sFringe debut. Aug 19.30 (20.50) (£5.50) UK Premiere ®o@©o GORDON SOUTHERN Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 GORDON SOUTHERN Star of Stand-up Show (BBC I),The Cheese Shop (R4), Sunday Show (BBC2)...skillfulandandnowverythis.amusing An hourcomedian of sharp, Time imaginative work from a ' h ugely talented... Out. ' M irth making talent, ****' Scotsman. Previews Aug 1-3 22.05 (23.05) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19-23 22.05 (23.05) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 22.05 (23.05) £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere SOYOUTHINKYOU'RE FUNNY ©0©©O Venue 14 - Gilded Balloon atTeviot Row House,5/2 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403 MI2 SO YOU THINK YOU' R E FUNNY SPONSORED BY CHANNEL 4 The original and best stand-up competition for newcomers now enters its 14th 'Rernan, ear! PastLeewinners Phil Kay, Dylan Moran,Norton. Rhona Cameron,Tommy Mack...include: Final compered by Graham Heats Aug 5-7,12-15 22.15 (23.45) £8.50 (£7.50) Final Aug 26 20.45 (23.00) £ 10.00 (£9.00) LI2 Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 Cowgate Tickets 226 2151 BEST OFwinners SO YOU THINKupYOU' REtheFUNNY Your Achance to seenightthe mo popular and runners from past 14 years. hilarious featuring some of todays best comics - who started off as contestants in this legendary competition. Aug 22.15(23.45) (23.45) £9.00 £8.50(£8.00) (£7.50) Aug 3-4,8-9,16,20-23,27 10-11,17-19,24-26 22.15 SPASM Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 Cowgate Tickets 226 2151 Caution!Survivors Biohazard:The FootsandhighlyMouth of sketchLeisure comedy ir aSPASM fresh tooutbreak. last year' contagious Virusstrikes return 'infect the audienceof with so much laughter someone should callcasta paramedic' Guardian. Aug Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23 10-12,17-19,24-2718.118.5 1(19.15) 5 (19.15)£7.50£8.50(£6.50) (£7.50) World Premiere V SPENCER BROWN - THE WORLD OF SPENCER BROWN Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 THE WORLD OFhumour SPENCER BROWN buffoonery Comedy Zone returns more avant-garde andcomedy post-modern in hisstardebut solowith show. Music, romance and leftfield for hipsters and bohemians. ' G reat: offbeam, original, a face to watch' Observer. Previews Aug 1-4 20.10 (21.10) 20.10 £5.00 (21.10) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 Aug 10-1 1,17-18 20.10 (21.10) Aug 24-27 20.10 (21.10) £ 10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere

BEING JOHNNY VEGAS

"This man is one of the true comic greats." Dave Simpson 5***** Review The Guardian "The best thing on at the Fringe!" Charlie Skelton The Observer "It is very human, sweat-soaked, clay-stained entertainment. Never, ever light. Phenomenal!" Tom Morton The Scotsman "He is the greatest live stand-up I've ever seen. It's like a cry from the heart." Rob Newman City Life The Gilded Balloon (cowgate) August 3 - 27 (not 7, 21) 10.15pm Tickets 0870 900 4555 www.johnnyvegas.co.uk

Total Sell Out 97/98/99/2000

SPYMONKEY ®0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 j SPYMONKEY'S COOPED Beautiful, swinging Laura Du Lay knew when she arrived at the battle old house life would neverofbeGothic the same. And her j anCalorphan! Thedirects. ensuing of egosthatrocks the world Romance. McCrystal Previews Aug 1-3 19.25 (20.35) 19.£3.0025 (20.35) £7.50 (£5.50) Aug Aug 4-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 10-1 1,17-18,24-27 19.25 (20.35) £8.50 (£6.50) ^ SPYMONKEY' S STIFF The award winning and internationally acclaimed physicalDirected comedybysetCalinMcCrystal. a funeral parlour returns to Edinburgh one weekkiller , only. 'I nearly died laughing' Times. 'forDead-cert hit' Li s t . ' Y ou' l l weep with laughter' Guardian. Aug (12.40)(£6.00) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 20-24 25-27 (not 11.3023)(12.40)11.30£8.00

CAUTION

THE FOOT & MOUTH OF SKETCH COMEDY will ’infect the audience with so much laughter someone should call a paramedic’ Guardian 3rd - 27th AUGUST [■]

“Excellent” “Looks funny and is funny... expect some properly topical stuff”

THE STAND COMEDY CLUB I ®0©©0 Venue 5-The Stand Comedy Club,5YorkPlaceTickets 558 7272 112 Venue with a difference. Scotland' s comedy club ' w ill still be the country' s finest 1 comedy venue long after the Fringe has gone' Evening News.Variety and value guaranteed, the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly and the food is excellent' ? Independent, 'www.thestand.co.uk FREE AND EASYat theMusic, poetry, sketches, improv. Lots'a good of laughs andbar legendary lunches comedians' favourite hang-out, cheap and great food... cooking is wholesome and tasty' List. ' V ariety is the order 1 ofAugthe4-26 day Independent. 13.00 (14.30) Free (non-ticketed) World Premiere 1 BESTtopOFIrishIRISH COMEDY Great value Celtic showcase featuring or || more comics 1999/2000. Lots ofthree different acts, and for a £6.00 'gthe reat price night ofoutone.fromSell-out the start' Cork Examiner. Aug lots 3-26of18.laughs 00 (19.15) (£5.00) BOB Footballing DOOLALLY' S BALLS Aninnuendo... outrageousandgameshow beautiful game. anecdotes,filth, prizes! 'Wabout hatobservations AltheMurray isofto ]I publicans, Bob Doolally is to 'football punditry... needle-sharp 1 the British psyche' Guardian. H ilarious and foul-mouthed Sun. Preview Aug I 22.00 (23.30) £5.00 Aug 3-26 19.45 (20.55) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere ^ BEST OF'GSCOTTISH COMEDY Three top Scots in quality Old comedy showcase. reat value in a relaxed environment' **** Scotsman. and faces with 'formidable comedic presence...favourites droll and J1 witty'newScotsman. BookhostearlyJaneforMackay big laughs. Aug 3-26 21.30 (22.50) £6.00 (£5.00) THE bestinFringe comedy. Different selection FiveCaledonian actsSTAND offerRoseanne' theThe'bestveryvalue town' Evening News. Withsizzling hosta Joon Broonnightly. 'like I aout' Scotsman, ' t he essence of stand-up... jolly good night Scotsman. Aug 3-26 23.30 (01.45) £8.00 (£7.00) Aug I 21.00 Sept 30-3 I 21.00 (23.15)(23.15)£7.00£7.00 (£6.00) >r THE STAND COMEDY CLUB II ®Q©©0 Venue 5 - The Stand Comedy Club, 5 York Place Tickets 558 7272 |2 J THE ROAD FROM DUNDEE TO TENNESSEE Sequel to last year' s smashmentality hit. City angel Brandoneverywhere. Reed is on'Ha ighly missionoriginal' from ListGod'razor to expose small | town of Dundees sharp wit, aPreview must see'AugEvening News. 3 16. 0 0 (17.00) £4.00 (£3.00) Aug 4-26 (not 13) 13.20 (14.20) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere SUSAN MORRISON: MY LIFE WITH THETITANIC Witness Susan's || comedic race through anpersonal icefield iceberg, of obsessions, fromBring philosophy to Astroturf, before hitting her own the Titanic. your own hobby foible.' Deliciously observed' SoS,'wicked... supremely capable' Scotsman. or 1 Previews Aug 2-3 14. 0 0 (15.00)16.00 (17.00) £4.00 (£3.00) Aug 4-26 (not 13) 14.55 (15.55) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere ^ JACK RUSSELL: I comedy PREFERandDOGS Jack whilst wants ranting to be funny andagainst make friends. Join him for short films gently pressure'Always and manipulation. Come early for ambient comedy and pre-show ] drink. inventive' Time Out. Preview Aug 2 17. 4 5 (18.45) £5.00 (£4.00) Aug 4-26 (not 13) 16.20 (17.20) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere ^ STANDshowcase. UP SCOTLAND Check outfor tomorrow' sbeststarsnewtoday this popular annual An unbeatable price six of the actsincoming ofcontrol' centralEvening ScotlandNews.with host Bruce Devlin 'a natural performer... in total out j Preview July 3029 20.00 21.00 (21.20) (22.20) £4.00 £5.00 (£3.00) (£4.00) Preview July Aug 4-26 (not 13) 17.50 (18.50) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfrinBe.com KEVIN DEVIL'S C2H50H' DROP Alcohol: curse uncovered. of the working classes fI orDionysus saviourHAYES:THE westernAbsinthe civilisation? s murky toofdistilling, to alcopops, see how past nine little atoms From changed the world.AugThis2 man is gold' Scotsman. Preview (£4.00) Aug 6-26 (not 13)19.3019.(20.30) 15 (20.15)£5.00£6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere ^ FISH SUPPER the hitss Choice: from Skitters, Scotland'tos apremiere live comedy sketch show. HeraldAllCritic' 'Helpacting yourself large portion... inventive characterisation... tremendous talent.' ' . ..catch them live while youJuly can'30*****20.00Evening hit' Scotsman. Preview (21.20)News.£5.00'A (£4.00) Preview Aug I 22.00 (23.10) Preview (22.40) Aug 3-26Aug (not2 13)21.3020.35 (21.40) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere > DARK SIDE O' THE TOON Three ordinary gadgies. On the Fringe. Never. James Ferguson ' s ide-splitter' , Paul McNeill ' b lissfully funny' and JohnLeith McBride 'hilarious' Real EveningEdinburgh, News.Takerealthefunny. No. 16 bus from Granton through to Tollcross. Preview Aug I 20.00 (21.15) £4.00 (£3.00) Aug 3-26 (not 13) 22.00 (23.00) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere V" THESinclair FRUITandAND VEGDick, ROADSHOW Reg Anderson, Miller,cult John Steven jocular ambassadors from theAllan hilarious show ' C razy Cabaret' bring their fruit and veg based philosophies Multi-media floorshow with comedy, sorcery and weirdness. to the fridge! Preview Aug 3-26July(not3013)22.0023.20(23.15) (00.20)£4.00£6.00(£3.00) (£5.00) World Premiere ^ ©0©©O THE STAND UP SHOW Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 Cowgate Tickets 226 2151 THE STAND UP SHOW Featuring four of the best comedians from the UK comedy Damage, Humphrey Wilson aDaily special guest.Book'Tcircuit;Brian heearly. atmosphere is always brilliant'Douglas, Scotsman,Randy 'a great show'and Mirror. Aug 3-26 (not 21) 21.15 (22.15) £7.00 (£6.00) > STONEWALL BENEFIT OOO0O Venue 59 - Edinburgh Playhouse, 18-22 Greenside Place Tickets 0870 606 3424 113 STONEWALL BENEFIT OffThe Kerb Productions presents the biggest names in comedy for the Stonewall Benefit. Best value ticket on the Fringe. Previous years featured Julianpress Clary, Lee Evans, Paul Merton, Phil Jupitus, Bil Bailey and more. Aug 22 20.00 (22.00)Check £ 16.00 (£ 15.for00) details. SASSY STRYKER Venue 186 - C.C Blooms, 23/24 Greenside Place Tickets 556 9331 SASSY STRYKER International dragstar,worldwide. Sassy returns with live standup comedy show. 'TheStage. Rupaulhilarious Bangkok Afterdark. 'There'Over s no2000 holdingshows back Sassy Stryker' 'She'ofsEurope' the best' Qx Magazine. www.sassystryker.com Aug 5-18 22.00Licensed (22.40)bar.£5.00 (3.50) ^ ! SUPERGIRLY 0O©©O j Venue 14 - Gilded Balloon atTeviot Row House, 5/2 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403 MI2 iI seen SUPERGIRLY:TWO FACED Supergirly areDestiny' back,sandChild,unlike you Kitten, have everand them before! Their new victims include Atomic maybetoo! evenCCEminem... but who knows say? - oh yeah, and them hotline 0870 4555 £if 12.that'50s(£just10.0Hear' Aug 4-7,10-13,15-17,19 20.45900(21.45) 0) World Premiere OI4 Venue 72 - The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street Tickets 668 2019 SUPERGIRLY:THE IMMACULATE SELECTION All their greatest hits! Each show completely different as Supergirly sing random songs from their popmusic- especially repertoire.Three only, and0870guaranteed to be entire full of pisstaking fun and surprises for them!nights CC hotline 900 *4555 -Aug 23-25 22.00 (23.00) £12.50 CATHERINE TATE ®Q©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 '|character .CATHERINE TATE Perrier Award Nominee 2000 with her hilarious solo show. ’Outstanding comic talent - the mostcomedy' excitingTimes. comedienne Bworking' Independent. ' A tour de force of character ' F antastic. ■ Give this women of her own' Stage. Previews Aug 1-3a series 21.35 -23(22.35) £3.00 J^ Aug 4-6,8-9,12-16,19,21 21.35 (22.35) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 24-27 10-1 1,17-18 21.35 (22.35) /Aug 21.35 (22.35) £10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere > 45

comedv * revue THEY SHOOT ARROWS... DON’T THEY? 0O©©O Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 ARCHERS STARS Charles Collingwood & JudyfansBennett takehams. you from Ambridge tocomical Edinburgh. A rare treat forlookArchers and sradio Interactive, behind the scenes at BBC Radio' longest soap celebrating with its two biggest stars. running Previews Aug 1-2its 50th 15.35-23anniversary (16.35)15.35£5.00 Aug 3-9,12,15-16,19,21 (16.35) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 15.35 (16.35) Aug 24-27 15.35 (16.35) £ 10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere ^ Venue 72 - The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street Tickets 668 2019 014 ARCHERS STARS EXTRA SHOWS Archers stars CharlestricksCollingwood &anecdotes Judy Bennett, AKA Brian & Shula weave together backstage with from life istogether in the recording as husband and the key' News. studio and at homeWorld Augwife. 23-25'Laughter 19.30 (20.30) £12.00Evening (£10.00) Premiere TOMMY TIERNAN OOO©© Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 TOMMYTIERNAN Award-winner 1998.s 'TBritish Awardwinner. Star ofTiernan C4's 'SShow' mallPerrier Potatoes' and BBC TV' he StandComedy Up ofShow' 'Connolly' The Tommy . ' H as a comic ferocity resembling that Billyand Times. ' A major star' Scotsman. Aug 22-27 19.15 (20.15) £ 12.50 (£ 10.00) World Premiere TREV AND SIMON 00©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 TREV ANDperform SIMON'Satanic S CIRCUS OF resurrect EVIL TV'some s funniest double-act upin history... demons, ritualsswingand mostpants. evil conjure people just for fun! Forget your pants,you' ll of****theyour Not suitable for children. Aug 9,12-13,15-16,19-23 21.00 (22.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 21.00 (22.00) Aug 24-27 21.00 (22.00) £10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere TRISTAN BAKER PRODUCTIONS ©0©©0 Venue 202 - C o2, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 3 MIDNIGHT COMEDYandWITH EDDhumour CASE from ANDtwoPETE KERRs most An hour oforiginal irreverent, irrelevant outlandish of today' and hilarious comedians. Join Edd and Pete for their unique outlook on life. A3-26 definite must-see Aug midnight (01.10)show.£6.50 (£5.50) European Premiere UBERSAUSAGE ®0©©O Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 2 UBERARMY Sell-out success of 1999 and 2000. Dangerous, unexpected, fresh and funny.This time it' s war! ' E xuberant, phenomenal bad taste' Three Weeks. 'Delivers a sledgehammerAward-winners. blow to the audience every two minutes' **** Scotsman. Observer Ubersausage Aug I -26 ComedyRed (not 3,14) 17.30 (18.25) £7.50 (£5.50) - Natural Born WorldGrillers. Premiere Venue 202 - C o2, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 3 UBERNACHT - where the stars ofFringe the Fringe comecultoutcabaret to play...show. Ubersausage reclaim the spirit of the with this Stand-up, special guests. 'Unmissable raw brilliance' ***** Threemusic Weeks.andBarsome open.very(23.55) Goodnight Aug 3-26 (notTues) 23.00 £6.50children (£5.50) everywhere.World Premiere JOHNNY VEGAS ®0©©0 Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 CowgateTickets 226 2151 LI 2 BEING JOHNNY VEGAS This promises to beona telly rudeandawakening forhis the world' s greatest potter-comedian. He' s been neglected true fans. Now s back, live at the festival, with you, where he belongs. CC 0870Johnny' 900 22.15 4555 Aughotline 3-5,7-12,14-27 (23.45) £ 12.50 (£ 10.00) World Premiere SUKI WEBSTER ®0©©O Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 SUKI WEBSTER: BEST MAN Stand-up, storytelling, killer ad libs. Funny, original,show. sassy 'F- unny, all adjectives knows.This is definitely not aEddie wigsIzzard. and glasses sexy, dirtySuki- usually all at the same time!' 'Previews Hilarious' Aug Guardian. 1-3 15.00 15.(16.00) £3.00 £8.00 (£6.00) Aug I I -12,18-19,24-27 00 (16.00) Aug 4-6,8-10,14-17,20-23 15.00 (16.00) £7.00 (£5.00) ^ m

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000 THE STAND COMEDY CLUB Welcome to our capital from Scotland’s own comedy club. We’ve 14 great shows a day featuring the best Scottish and International comedy. With tickets from £3-8 you won’t feel ripped off, and you can enjoy decent food and drink at normal prices too. STAND UPcs&p SCOTLAND Six new Scottish comics in a big value showcase. £5/4 BEST OF SCOTTIS COMEDY Three top Scots for the price of one with host Jane Mack< 'a refreshing alternative' Scotsman 'blisteringly intelligent' Stage THE STAND COMEDY CLUB<B22u> The very best stand up on the fringe. Five different acts every night. With host loon Broon £6-8 'like a Caledonian Roseanne’ Scotsman ‘foul-mouthed, fantastically funny' Highland News THE STAND COMEDY CLUB dED 5 YORK PUCE tickets 558 7272 'exercising the laughter muscles in Edinburgh for five years now' Scotsman

PRODUCTIONS IN ASSOCIATION WITH PLAY1* PRESENTS

HALL FULTON rhe greatest live comedian on earth’ ‘Whiplash deliveryTHEandLISTrelentless pace OBSERVER !The Terry Dullum Appeal ASSEMBLY ROOMS I flC— 3“27 0131 226 2428 II llil mimiPT INSIDEg Ralph loves Steve loves Hannah loves Ralph .venue4 2-26 August /y V)01 225 BV tCh0eL5105 castle www. 4.45pm gentlepi

let us yours

THE WEIRD SISTERS Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 THE WEIRD SISTERS GET AROUND Two award-winning, sexy-butstupid insult'Twisted, everyone in deliciously grotesque, sexually comedyactresses travelogue. bloody funny' What' s On. 'Utter lack explicit of inhibition... hilarious' Independent. Directed by comedy king Cal McCrystal. Adults only. Previews Aug 2-4 17. 5 5 (19.00) £4.00 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 17. 5 5 (19.00) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 17.55 (19.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 24-27 17.55 (19.00) £9.50 (£8.50) ^ WHITE RABBIT COWBOYS 00©©0 Venue 211 - White Rabbit Cowboys,The Honeycomb, Niddry Street (off the Royal Mile) WHITE RABBIT COWBOYS take over Edinburgh's stylish and newest club venue for a festival of subversive humour, drinking clubbing. happening decidedly funky'Evening Independent. Sharp and and late-night crackling with wit' 'Hip, Scotsman. 'Handilarious and cruel' News, 'www.whiterabbitcowboys.co.uk BARRY PETERS PRESENTS Mike Keat, the genius behind the Cuban Brothers presentsHalifax 'it's Cracking, it's Barry Peters', an insight into the world of this celebrated Hospital Radio DJ personality. Expect thehimself. unexpected, aAugshowcase of formidable new talent signed personally by Baz 7-26 (not 13,20) 20.30 (21.30) £7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere LET'games, S HAVE A and SHAMBLES! Joinasthehemildly talented Garth Cruickshank for fun, failure swearing. Gasp over-eggs his comedy pudding. Giggle asAughe 7-26 under-achieves in public. Cringe as he loses his shape. Let' s have a shambles! (not 13,20) 17.30 (18.30) £7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere MONKEYby theHOUSE CABARET Be entertained, appalled attractions and distractions of Monkeyamused, Housebewildered Cabaret. Aand tasteless blendworst of high jinxonandthelowFringe. humour from some of the best, funniest, strangest Aug 7-26 and (not Mens)acts22.00 (23.30) £8.00 (£6.00) World Premiere DAWNWHITWELL 00©©0 Venue 84 - HolyroodTavern,9a Holyrood RoadTickets 556 5044 from 17.00 KI4 BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF WHITWELL Canadian stand-up Dawn Whitwell' s critical yet naive frankness has earned herwit'bothNowlocalMagazine. and international acclaim. slacker-next-door 'Aug Fierce5-26editing... one 'ofSubversive, the£6.00scenes Eye Weekly. 20.30 (21.20) (£5.00)more promising writers'European Premiere ^ ©o©©o MIKE WILMOT JIO Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428 MIKE WILMOT 'The crudest show on the Fringe but it's also extremely funny' List. Back from Canada. New show, leaves the audience in a state of hilarity that most comedians can only dream of Sunday Times. Hot Ticket. Don't5-9,12-16,19-23 miss. Aug 21.15 (22.15) £ 10.00 £(£9.00) Aug 3-4,10-11,17-18,24-27 21.15 (22.15) 11.00 (£ 10.00) v WOOD & HIDES ®0©© Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 Cowgate Tickets 226 2151 L WILD ON TV! 60 characters in 60 minutes. Fast paced, irreverent sketch comedy revue ' f eaturing' Pavarotti, Macy Gray, Anne Robinson, Delia Smith. 'Stephen The nextTompkinson. big thing on television' LindaAnneDuffWiddecombe. Daily Mail. 'Absolutely amazing!' Aug 3-26 (not Mens)'Utter18.4Rubbish!' 5 (19.45) £8.50 (£7.50) World Premiere > Ouer £500,000 tic to give away! See page 3 for details

oo©©o 7 AND MY MATE KEN Venue Tickets61620- The6206Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) L THE SPURT OF BLOOD (Antonin theatre throbbing industrial soundscapes fuseandtoArtaud). create aExplosive dark join worldphysical where the onlyand currency is love, sex, violence, chaos order. Come the orgy! Contains intense5-26sound18.0and adult content, www.7andmymateken.com Aug 0 (18.45) £7.00 (£6.00) ^ AD HOAX PRODUCTIONS OO0OO Venue 85 - Garage Chapiteau (Theatre du Risorius), Princes Street Gardens West Tickets 221 9009 K9 SKETCHES OF THE UNDERWORLD An angel and a devil descend through thework inferno.andFusing buffoon, clowning, acrobatics, martialpresents arts, aerial skills, mask storytelling.This international company a journey into a contemporary vision of Hell. Preview Aug 5 16. 1 5 (17.15) £4.00 Aug 6-17 16.15 (17.15) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere ^ oooeo AMERICAN DANCE ART Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 URBAN FLEUR A lyricalsoundtrack. and feminineAnprogramme ofblend soloofpieces and duets accompanied byAmerican a haunting electrifying and contemporary dance that explores different aspects ofacrobatics womanhood, from sister and daughter to mother and friend. Aug 19-26 10.30 (11.30) £5.50 (£4.50) European Premiere AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL oo©©o THEATRE FESTIVAL Venue 137 - Church Hil Theatre, Morningside Road 2001 A and DANCE ODYSSEY Kinetic, electric and fun!of the EnjoyArtsballet, modern, African, jazz dance as theRevved Milwaukee High School dancers land inAugEdinburgh with a wallop. up but there is art here too! 17 18.212.0 (19.40) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 18,20 2 0 (13.40) Aug 21 16.20 (17.40) European Premiere PARABOX Is your TV your best friend? Are you attached to cell phone, email, voxmail? Parabox and loving technological A collage of dance, theatreexplores and videoliving weaving imagesinofa loneliness withage.explosive energy and humour. Aug 17 16. 2 0 (17.40) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 18 10.20 (11.40) Aug Aug 2021 14.18.2200 (15.40) (19.40) European Premiere AM ETZA THEATRE ©0©©0 Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 DAY... group Fairytaleof Philippe Characters searchtrained for their stories inpresent the 21sta Century. AnSOME international Gaulier performers dance-theatre montage physicalreflections... and visual images, acrobatics, multilingual text, original soundtrack and ofdistorted Aug 3-6 22.20 (23.10) £5.00 (£3.50) Aug 7-27 (not 15) 22.20 (23.10) £7.00 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ BARE AND RAGGED THEATRE OO0OO Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 558 9991 LI 3 ERGOT A journey of transformation and communion.Visual paranoia meets physical hallucinogenic in abreath. highly charged trip designed to raise your heartbeat and leave you gasping for Aug 13-18 15.10(15.50) £4.00 (£3.00) World Premiere MALICIOUS INTENT ?What happy 'perfect relationship' Wouldwould you behappen aware?if someone How wouldentered you feelyourif that 'love, someone' was someone you least expected? Malicious Intent tells a tale of lust, manipulation. Aug 13-18deceit 22.30and(23.00) £4.00 (£2.00) World Premiere THE BERTS & STANS THEATRE COMPANY 00©00 Venue 126 - Rocket @ St John's Hall,West End, Princes Street Tickets 228 7555 K9 BLOOD WEDDING Lorca' s dark, passionate tragedy mixed with physical poetry. wedding from torrid The Stans, uncovering burning worldFlamenco of rage, instinctAand longing.toinvite Beautiful, images. Hypnotica movement. tension. the limits Aug 13-18'Pushing 10.20 (11.30) £6.00others (£4.00)recoil from' TES.

THE BONGO CLUB - OUT OF THE BLUE Venue -The Bongo Club - out of the blue, 14 New Street Tickets 556 5204 (Pre-Fringe), j| 558 7604143(Fringe) OMSK East s renowned site-specific souphorror; of live failure; art, film/video and sonic play.London' Four episodes: confession; personal sheer up noise. As sound, performance and image shack-up, the work gets messed inAugthe20-23 audience. 20.15 (21.15) £7.00 (£5.00) SRI-BA-ALBA A dynamic youth group performing African dance. All (£3.00) profits to charity.their unique style of Aug 4-1 I (notFast 5) and I 1.00furious (noon)fun.£5.00 d BRITISH RUSSIAN THEATRE PROJECT OG©od Venue 241 - Rocket® Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson Street Tickets 667 1940 LI3;I CRIME AND PUNISHMENT Bytold Dostoevsky. Premiere. A detective novel,and|a study in criminal psychopathology... in a modern style of dance. Crime Punishment how a student murders an old woman lender... Aug 6-18 19.tells30 (20.30) £8.00 (£6.00) World Premiere>^r| FIRST LOVE BY BECKETT A new version of an old story which20 has ]| played all overis thethe world - over a300strange times,love overbetween 10 countries, over festivals.This story about a young prostitute t and a tramp. 30 (15.20) £8.00 (£6.00) Aug Aug 6-112-18I 14.23.30 (00.20) World Premiere >^3 F**KING A... SEEKERS InspiredsaybyforKobo Abe. OrIs ithave possible for Britain to change its official English language, Russian? awho Prime Minister with Chinese origin? A show about ' m odest' asylum seekers take over th« whole country. Aug 6-11 22.15 (23.25) £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 12-18 23.30 (00.45) World Premiere > LITTLE TRAGEDIES Written by 'Rshare ussiandrink Shakespeare' Pushkin. Join our ' F east during the Plague' and with Mozart, Salieri,Premiere. Don Juan, j Dona6-1AnnaI noon and others. Aug (13.10) From £8.00farce (£6.00)to tragedy! UK Premiere : LOLITA Ais new versionofofa the famously man scandalous novel by Nabokov. This aboutstage the desire middle-aged forora is14-year-old ofAugthestory most controversial in world literature. Is it lust it love? girl. One 30 (16.40) Aug 6-112-18I 15.22.00 (23.10) £8.00 (£6.00) World Premiere ^ BURKLYN YOUTH BALLET oo©oo Venue 37 - George Square Theatre, George Square Tickets 662 8740 NI21 CINDERELLA AND THE FLOWERandFAIRIES Johann Strauss score andbeen ! beloved Flower Fairies. 2 professional 19 preprofessional dancers have acclaimed as 'enthusiastic, ambitious, ballet' Scotsman. 'A very talented younginventive, Americanan excellent company' introduction Evening News.to AAug Fringe must. 10-17 I 1. 15 (12.15) £6.50 (£4.00) World Premiere

^ ' *

The Moving Company presents '• Jreefit// ^Aerial Dance Th< ***"■»«► ’"**• ^Choreographed & Directed by Janet Taisey Craft

THE GARAGE CHAPITEAU (Venue 83) Princes Gardens West August 5 -18, 2001 @1 7:45 (18:40) • Tickets £7 (£5 cone) I L«51 dance & ^>J| physical theatre we’ve got your every move

24 hour Box Office at www.edfringe.com

TWlfTTtTOlTimTn C ©0©©0 Venue 101 - C belle angele, Hastie's Close, off CowgateTickets 225 5105 LI2 PIGS - AHULLTRUCKTHEATRE COMPANY Euro 2000.The Brits the abroad. gritty insight into the world of the diehard football fan. Unmasks primal urge'Intelligent... for masculinea stunning recognition unleashes the dangerous tribalism. piece'andStage. 'Innovative... sure to forces astonish'of Yorkshire Post. Aug 6-26 (not 12) 12.45 (13.35) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ CALIFORNIATRAVELTROUPE OF 00©00 SAN FRANCISCO Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 558 9991 LI 3 THE HUNTING OF THEPerhaps SNARKwe Children' s theatre for adults? buffoons, big scary puppets. never stopCarroll' beings afraid of the Masks, bogey man. Perhaps we just get used to the fear. Lewis little-known epic retold6-18 by Russ Aug (not Duffy. 12) I 1.00 (I 1.50) £4.50 (£4.00) World Premiere CAPACITOR ©0©©0 Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 2255105 LI2 WITHIN OUTER SPACES Blends wild physicality with fantastical props, demonstrating astronomical concepts through dance, martial and circus arts. Capacitor's breathtaking unconventional unforgettable experiences as they danglefeatsfromandcables, bounce onmovement bungee andcreate set heads afire. www.capacitor.org Aug 3-26 (not 7,14) 20.30 (21.40) £8.00 (£6.00) European Premiere >r' CIA LINHAS AEREAS/CULTURA INGLESA 00©©0 Venue 62 - Continental Shifts at St Bride's Centre, 10 Orwell Terrace Tickets 346 1405 N6 PLANO B Based Fernandosituation Pessoa'shown s Poem,through 'O Marinheiro' (The Sailor), three women live anonextreme physical expressive techniques of the new circus and dance.The result istheatre, a scenic, striking, moving poem. Aug i 3-25 (not Sun) 12.30 (13.25) £6.00 (£4.00) European Premiere CIRQUE SURREAL 0O©©O Venue 189 - The Meadows Theatre Big Top,The Meadows, Melvil e Drive Tickets 667 0202 012 CIRQUE SURREAL Internationally acclaimed company presents its creation 'Voyagers' incountries a spectacular 1,500in seat theatre Bigfusion Top. Twenty fivenewcircus artistes from eleven combine a breathtaking of a circus, dance,3-4,8,10-12,15,17-19,22,24-26 music and comedy. Only Scottish14.3appearance Aug 0 (16.30) on this world tour. Aug 5,12,19,26 18.00 (20.00)19.30 (21.30) Aug 3-4,7-11,14-18,21-25 Rear tier£ 18.£8.00 Side tier £12.00 Chairs 00 (£(£6.00) 12.00) Champagne seats(£8.00) £25.00Centre (£ 15.00)tier £16.00 World(£10.00) Premiere >r

...DON’T TRY THIS AT HOME” THEY’RE HACK! Returns to Edinburgh following a sell-nut West End Season and UK Tour GILDED BALLOON n@IEVIOI 0131226 2151 - 3 - 27 August www.puppetryofthepenis.com

COLLEGE OF LAS FINEVEGAS ARTS, UNIVERSITY OQ©©0 OF NEVADA, Venue 81 -The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 THE COLOR OF EYES Aby playful of ballet,poetry video and and flute. computer animation is complemented off-beatblend percussion, Professional ballet dancers embody choreographer/UNLV Professor Margot Colbert's unique15-18 and distinctive world of flowing movement. Mink Aug 15.45 (16.45)vision£7.00of a(£5.00) World Premiere II AUNLV returns to and Edinburgh with allDANCESCAPES newdynamic choreography. kineticDance journeyCompany of ballet, modern jazzofdance. The innovative choreography and music is by University Nevada, Las Vegas Aug 5-27 professional (not 13,20) dance 13.00 faculty. (14.00) £7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere JOE IN WINTER Joe battles thesurvive elements.nature' An intoxicating physical journeyand exploring how the heart and spirit s coldest, most desolated isolated winter season. Not your ordinary Joe in winter. Fringe 2000' s dance character 'Joe' returns new solo£7.00 dance(£5.00) work. Aug 5-12,14,19,21 -27 with 15.45a (16.45) World Premiere ^ CUTUMBA- CUBA ®0©©0 Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) HI4 THE SPICE IN SALSA An exuberant performance, full of colour, vitality and heart-pumping drumming andpresent percussion.Tracing Cuban and musicsensuality and danceof this from its Afro-Cuban roots to the day, theyouathleticism world class(not professional company on your Aug 3-27 Weds) 21.45 (22.55)will £have 10.00 (£8.00) (£7.00feet!C) UK Premiere >>"

DANCE INDIA SCOTLAND 00©00 Venue 30 - Netherbow Theatre, 43 High Street Tickets 556 9579 KI3 DANCE INDIA SCOTLAND Pure Indian classical dances from the south India, Bharathanatyam andposes Mohiniyattom, dating backof expressions. to nearly 5000Alsoyears. Fineof footwork, sculpturesque and a whole range new choreography based(21.30) on Indian Aug 13-18 20.15 £6.00dance (£4.00)to Scottish folk music. European Premiere DEMARCO ROCKET PRODUCTIONS O0©OO Venue 126 - Rocket @ St John's Hall, West End, Princes Street Tickets 228 7555 K9 MOBY'S DICK Duncan Holt' stangle emotionally moving textswirlsin movement documenting his life as art. ' T he of my existence moment by movement through me. My being aches to dance, do and say all that I am, know and Augbelieve.' 6-11 21.45 (22.35) £8.00 (£5.00) World Premiere Venue 241 - Rocket @ Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson Street Tickets 667 1940 LI 3 SPIRITOffering OF FREEDOM Reading Collegea liberation - Infusionofofthemusic, dance, mime, drama. you a chance to witness arts. Focusing on a complete experience, show will enthral, intrigue and World delight.Premiere Aug 13-18sensory 19.00 (20.00) £6.00the(£4.00) DISCOVERY DANCE 0OOOO Venue 34 - C,Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 'and OUCH!' Follow one man' s descent into madness as he confronts his demons makes some surprising discoveries. Highly skilled physical performers engage and enchant the audience through the inspiring use of imagery, sound and movement. Aug I-I I 13.20Exciting (14.20) and £6.50energetic (£5.50) physical dance theatre.World Premiere ^ ECHOES OF EGYPT 00060 Venue 81 - The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 ECHOES OF EGYPT A celebration of Egyptian dance. From the exuberance of folk,ofthrough thecourts. moodsTheof the cityandanddiversity Cairo cafes tocolourful the classical elegance the Royal beauty of this dance will confound expectations. Aug 19-27 22.15 (23.15) £8.00 (£5.00) World Premiere EM COMPANHIA DE ESTRANHOS/ 00©©0 CULTURA INGLESA Venue 62 - Continental Shifts at St Bride's Centre, 10 Orwell Terrace Tickets 346 1405 N6 EM LUGAR ALGUM Based OliverusSacks' book.through An almost eerie and srange picture of a familiar placeonexpressed within is evoked operetta. A history of humanity through light, coloursdanceandanda variety ofAugmovement. 13-25 (not Sun) 16.00 (16.55) £6.00 (£4.00) UK Premiere FREE WORKSHOPS AT DANCE BASE OOQOO Venue 22 - Dance Base - National Centre for Dance, 14-16 Grassmarket Info 226 3864 LIO FREE WORKSHOPS ATFringe DANCE BASECompass There isDance a wholeCompany series ofandfree workshops presented companies. Theatre deBox I'AngeOffice. Fou byBooking provide the dance element. Further details available from the Fringe advisable. Aug 6-17 Times vary Free (ticketed) GEORGE SQUARE THEATRE ®0©©O Venue 37 - George Square Theatre, George Square Tickets 662 8740 NI2 ADITI MANGALDAS FOOTPRINTS ON WATER Aditi Mangaldas performs three pieces exploring the spirit of Indian dance style Kathak. Using livenewmusic and the strength of this form she goes beyond the classical to create aAug contemporary 3-13 18.45 (19.45)language. £8.00 (£6.00) UK Premiere ^ GAMUT BAND LIFE IS RHYTHM Hailed last year as guaranteed perkProductions up the mostexplosively jaded festival goer' African Guardian.percussion, Life Is Rhythm presenteddancebyto JCand combines high energy for the £10.00 hands, (£8.00) ears and feet. Augvoice. 16-26Therapy 20.40 (21.40) GILDED BALLOON II -TEVIOT ®0©©0 Venue 14 - Gilded Balloon atTeviot Row House, 5/2 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403 MI2 COURT' S : IN THE MUD, MICHELLE MAN' S :Y Intensifying the voodoo ritualandof bathing 'Indrummer' the Mud's totribala baptism flaming bodyfortremors. A wailing s diva shirtless thump ofsetthe thebilltonewith Turner/Court' apocalyptic journey. Michelle Man completes thePaulesensuous 'Y'. Aug 16,20-23 15. 1 5 (16.15) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 17-19,24-26 15.15 (16.15) £8.50 (£7.50) GILDED BALLOON continues over the page 50

"I realize I am something before human - a kind of fish..." Butoh, the dance of darkness. Delves into the grotesque beauty of the human mind and form.

Aug. 5-11 Venue 81 The Garage 16:30-17:15 6 pounds (5 pounds) A telephone call from a stranger turns her world upside down. An entry to despair on a happy wedding anniversary. ml IZ II ^APANEXPERIENCE IHI III II "danse" LA LIGNE ENTREE LA TERRE ET LA MER Venue 85 Garage Chapiteau (Princes Gardens West) Aug. 5-27 (13,20 off) 19:30-20:20 8 pounds (7 pounds) surreal dance on parallel bars symbolizing the boundaries between life and death

a devised piece on 'comfort women' Aug. 5-27 Venue 81 Garage Citrus Club 17:00-18:00 6 pounds (5 pounds) bylo longue vhrante

GILDED BALLOON continued THEbrilliant KOSHpassionate IN TWENTIETH CENTURY GIRLS Astarring powerful story and cabaret. AWilliams, show full'aofperformer surprises, twolove exotic, international cabaret artists. Sian of extraordinary gifts' Independent. Fiona Creese, 'Witty,13.enchanting, graceful' Time Out. Aug 30 (14.30) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 3-7,13,IS-16,20,22-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 13.30 (14.30) £8.50 (£7.50) ^ GORDONSTOUN SCHOOL 00©00 Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155 G9 DANCE CONVERSATIONS Gordonstoun DanceTo You' Project presentspiece a varied programme of contemporary dance including ' O ver a quirky developed in collaboration with before ScottishandDance a poignant relationships afterTheatre WW2. and 'Conversations' Aug 13-18 look 13.0at0 (14.00) £3.00 (£2.00) World Premiere JAPAN EXPERIENCE 00©©0 Venue 81 - The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 GAY SAMURAI REVIEW J BOYS Beautiful silky skinned Japanese boys as will entertain youit. Hot withandsong,Sexy!dance, and steamy scenes. The wild side oftickets! Japan you never saw Women also welcome. Run for your Aug 5-27 (not 13,21) 21.30 (22.30) £8.00 (£7.00) European Premiere >»" KATSURA KAN before AND SALTINBANQUES IN ICURIOUS FISHI await I realise I'tears m still- climb something human a kind of fish. So need the to the rainbow. Butoh, dance of darkness, in onea mineral. of its most original forms. Aug 13-27 21.00 (21.50) £7.00 (£6.00) UK Premiere MEDEAwestern (COMPANY EAST) Fascinating fusion ofperformer traditionalJinNoh drama, theatre, and jazz dance. Charismatic Hiroshi, known for direction, his femaleandimpersonations, plays Medea. innovative thrilling performance earnedExotic ravecostumes, reviews in Greece. First time in UK. Aug 5-27 (not 13,21) 15.45 (16.45) £8.00 (£7.00) European Premiere ^ MEDUSA - LIFEFromWITHOUT SNAKE Butoh dance bymythology Kage exploring Asiatic gestures. Greece to Cambodia, the Medusa exists. Naga, theit snake lying inGaeng-Kong, Kong River,theholdssnake-woman. the secret of man. An old woman seeking encounters Aug 13-27 12.45 (13.30) £5.00 (£4.00) European Premiere TAMING THEandDRAGON Opposites attractjoin- totheypresent also collaborate.Wild lij dancer, Shakti ethereal flautist, Roncomposed Korb energetic, exotic performance. Music and played byanRonuplifting, Korb. Danced19-27by untameable not to be missed' Independent. Aug 18.30 (19.15)Shakti.' £7.00...(£6.00) European Premiere Seeing,initial feeling, touchingsound, thingsand- it'space, s inexplicable inUNCERTAIN wordsMana, whatpursues theMEMORIES mindemotions. feels. Using moments, 1j ‘dancer, A dancer who lost her eyesight, but notblindher vision. Accompanied Takako.(£5.00) Aug 5-27 (not 13,20)by dancer-friend, 15.00 (15.45) £6.00 World Premiere ^ YUMIKO IZUTA RELIEFtheAsmovements a sequel toandlastemotions year's gripping piece,inside. Soul, Relief buildscoming on it toandINterms expands contained A woman with her physical and emotional being, her body l and Augsoul. 5-27 (not 13,20) 12.15 (13.00) £5.00 (£4.00) European Premiere ^ Venue 9009 85 - Garage Chapiteau (Theatre du Risorius), Princes Street Gardens West Tickets 221 K9 AKI (DANSE)dance - LA performed LIGNE ENTRE LA TERRE ET LA MER Contemporary on parallel bars symbolising thephysical boundary between earth and sea, life and death. High tension, incredible control and balance gives way to a breathtaking performance. Aug 5-27 (not Mens) 19.30 (20.20) £8.00 (£7.00) UK Premiere

LADYBOYS OF BANGKOK ©0©©O Venue 189 -The Meadows Theatre Big Top,The Meadows, Melvil e Drive Tickets 667 0202 012 LADYBOYS OF BANGKOK The boys are back in town... with a new,fun'sexy, funny cabaret! pectacular, flamboyant... gloriously ***** Liandst. Scot 'outrageous Outstanding array of'Stalent and spectacle, a definite must good, on anyone’s list' ***** FM. Aug 4-25 (no 21.15 shows on Suns) 19. 0 0 (20.30) 21.15 (22.45) ^ Cabaret Table Seating £14.50 (£12.50) £12.50 (£10.00) LATINO ARABESQUE ®Q©©0 Venue 220 - Why Not Nightclub, 14 George Street Tickets 624 8633 Jl I LATINO ARABESQUE Pulsating rhythms, oscillating hips, deft footwork, light humour and authentic Latino and Arabic dance. Edinburgh' s own Lorna Gow,before Fiona Blair, Ganon and introducing Peter return even hotter than with Sam a Belly-dance/Salsa someRogers, surprises! Aug 1,14-19,21-22,24-26 00fusion (14.00)with£6.50 (£5.50) Aug 4,7-1 4-5,10-12,17-19,24-26 17.013.0 (18.00) DANCE The breathtaking Lorna unlocks the for wonders ofeverybody. EgyptianWORKSHOPS Belly-dance,by one teaching youof Salsa to 'camel' and 'Gow shimmy' . Suitable Followed hour and Merengue madness with Sam, Fiona4,7-1 or Peter. Partners not required, for everyone. Aug 1,14-19,21-22,24-26 14.15 fun (16.30) £5.50 (£4.50) LAURA STECKLER, ooo©o MOVINGHOPE THEATRE Venue 85 - Garage Chapiteau (Theatre du Risorius), Princes Street Gardens West Tickets 221 9009 K9 BLUE/MOON ajor visual magic! ...Arresting... Mesmerising... Exquisite... Haunting' Houston'Mdance, Chronicle.Two highly yet universal multimedia pieces integrating film andchoreography, text. Anpersonal unforgettable, powerful and solo bewitching show with elegant poignant storytelling and incandescent Aug 20-26 18.imagery. 00 (18.55)Partial£7.00nudity. (£6.00) World Premiere LELAVISION 00©©0 Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6109 LI I PANDEMONIUM Musical sculptures brought to life by three travellers journeying through a whimsical landscape of sight and sound. A balloon reed organ, toilet plunger circular rainhoops and longitudinal harp are the stepping for thisbagpipes, excursion. Aug 6-25stones (not Suns) 18.magical 30 (19.30) £6.00 (£4.00) ^ LIT MOON THEATRE COMPANY 0Q©00 Venue 62 - Continental Shifts at St Bride's Centre, 10 Orwell Terrace Tickets 346 1405 N6 THEa VISIONS OF AKSENTY IVANOVICH beautiful woman passes and man goes mad, in thisstunning Gogol-inspired storyin LitofA obsession and delirium. Comic grotesquerie and visuals unite Moon' s intoxicating brand ofAugphysical theatre. 5-18 (not Suns) 19.30 (20.30) £8.00 (£5.00) European Premiere

NIKI MCCRETTON ©0©©0 Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 L12 WORM-HOLE meetshybrid Groundhog Daytheatre in this and extraordinary portrayal ofandlife'repetitive s absurdity.as most AnBeckett enthralling of dance, comedy; as absurd lives, but just as absorbing. 'A great comic talent' HRH The Prince ofWales. Aug 1-26 (not 12) 14.20 (15.30) £6.50 (£5.50) ^ MEDICINE WHEEL DANCE PROJECT 00©©0 Venue 81 - The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 THE WOMAN WHO FELL FROM THE SKY Butoh-based dance drawn an Iroquois creationevoke legend.a place Primalofmovement, JKAORUCO OO©©© from soundscape origins andlyrical a timeexpression of sacrificeandin a | Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) HI4 mezmerising listening to the small voice within. SHINLA Outstanding performancethisfromshowJapan. Combiningspiritual both Noh Aug 12-27 16.15 (17.30) £7.00 (£6.00) European Premiere || for styletheandinvisible dynamic martialdance artsmove movement, energies that people and a beliefexpresses in unityabetween thesearch MONKEYSHINE OOO©© j| Aug human16-27 soul and the universe. JI2 15.00 (16.00) £10.00 (£8.00) European Premiere Venue 47 - Cafe Royal Fringe Theatre, l7West Register Street Tickets 556 2549 LOST PROPERTY A fantasy story in a forgotten corner of a lost property office. Lost Property is an energetic and intriguing thirty minutes of physical KREMENTX ©0©©O theatre combined with puppetry and circus. * Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 Aug 20-26 12.05 (12.35) £5.00 (£3.50) World Premiere KONE NIGHT STAND A stirring peep-show of lovely impossibility. A surreal iqdocumentary about twosomeness. A bitter-sweet scenic cocktail of theatre, Jlklubbing, love, body, cigarettes and dance. Norway' s leading young theatre rtompany. therealI 5) brilliance' Hong £8.00 Kong (£6.00) Int Mail. uAug 3-27 'E(not 22.25 (23.25)

dance a nhvs cal theatre

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

THE MOVING COMPANY OO0OO Venue 9009 85 - Garage Chapiteau (Theatre du Risorius), Princes Street Gardens West Tickets 221 K9 FREEFALL/AERIAL DANCEropesTHEATRE Borndelicate of a dream about flying. Dancers airborne sculpted discover andbeautiful. dangerous spaceon between heaven andin fun earth.andDaringly physical -thebreathtakingly When the ground it' s pure frolicking speed. Aug 5-18 17.45 (18.40) £7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere

RANDOLPH ooooo THE FRENCHSTUDIO INSTITU(c Venue 55 Randol p h Studio @The French Institute, Institut Francai s D' E cosse, 13 Randol ph J7j !i Crescent Tickets 220 7761 SHARED SPACE'WBeautiful dancing and finely wrought choreography byNow; jjl Matthew Palsson Hawkins. onderful' T/mes;Anna Krzystek 'monumental' Steinvor 'Joyously crafted' Dance Europe and Claire Pen^ak 'Dance Compelling' •1 Dance Europe, with live music by the Revelation Collective. Aug 6-11 15.30 (16.30) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere >r '

MUM PUPPETTHEATRE 00©00 Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 558 9991 LI 3 FROM THE ASHES Set to an original, haunting score, From the Ashes hand-carved figures basedforongorgeous Japanese-style Bunraku moments puppets andthatactors inuses gilded masks as the basis and profound change one' perceptions of the world. Augs 13-18 18.30 (19.45) £6.00 ORCADIA CREATIVE LEARNING CENTRE OOQOO Venue 221 - Orcadia Creative Learning Centre, 3 Windsor Place Tickets 669 1075 120 Outer THE CELTIC Let yourof the yearning poetry taketheyourrealms feet onof the a journey intoisland, theDRUM ancient CelticforofBard. enchanted Dalriada,world follow the dance the Explore drum - voices of Celtic mystics. Aug 30 (21.30) £7.00 (£4.50) Aug 1813-1814.319.0 (16.30) World Premiere PIVOTAL DANCE ®0©OO Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 DEPARTURE Arresting and diverse showcase of contemporary dance presented by skilled youngto choreographers the ,renowned Laban physical Centre, London.theatre From Flamenco a cheeky Elvis 'alike. thefrompelvis' this is must-see dance dance lovers and virgins Aug I -18 10.3for0 (11.30) £5.50 (£4.50) World Premiere >r'

THE RUSSIAN COSSACK STATE OO©©© DANCE ENSEMBLE Venue 37 - George Square Theatre, George Square Tickets 662 8740 N12 THE RUSSIAN COSSACKMilitary STATETattoo.Traditional DANCE ENSEMBLE by kind permission of the Edinburgh Russian blend of musical forms and rhythms folk featuring songs to breathtaking sword dances. Experience the Russianfromculture Augdrama 18-26 of13.10(14.10) £8.00 (£6.00) Cossack dancers, singers and musicians. SET APART (INTERNATIONAL) 000©0i[ Venue 6 - Nicolson Square Methodist Church, 25 Nicolson Square Tickets 226 0000 MI3jl; MUM Todays African woman has long remained silent in the face of changing adversity a true music dance drama from Uganda, ' F urther than apartheid.' Now she emerges from resistance on(£5.00) a deep note of celebration only she can hear. j\ > Aug 6-1 I 19. 0 0 (20.30) £7.50 Aug 24-25 16.00 (17.30) World Premiere ^ \

SHAKTI 00©©0 VenueBI -The Garage,Grindlay Court Centre,Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9f ODISSI CLASSICAL INDIAN HINDU TEMPLE DANCES Lyrical and 1 I sensuous dancefootwork, with sculpturesque poses reminiscent of carvings on you temple walls. Intricate elegant hand gestures, seductive eyes guide to the exotic land where Gods and Goddesses still abide. For all ages. Aug 5-27 noon (12.50) £8.00 (7.00) . SHAKTI continues over the page ;

24 hour Box Office a: www.edfringe.com

ihim SHAKTI continued Venue 9009 85 - Garage Chapiteau (Theatre du Risorius), Princes Street Gardens West Tickets 221 K9 THE PILLOWtoBOOK Notorious Shakti'body s Japanese Sutra, guidance thes curvaceous pleasures ofbody thedancer body. Live painting'Cversion by Miekoof Kama Nishimura on Shakti' is not to be missed! urvaceous fluidity demonic Time(£8.00) Out. Aug 5-27and 21.00 (22.00)drive'£9.00 World Premiere >r LEAH STEIN OO&&O Venue 22 - Dance Base - National Centre for Dance, 14-16 Grassmarket Info 226 3864 LI0 IN SITUToshi Site-specific World Premiere by Leahs newSteinNational and company with musician Makihara, inspired Scotland' for Dance. Also includingIn Rosie Kay andRotterdam. Mariaby Ezpeleta in, 'Don't Play MeCentre Play Games' and 'Aug Experiment Unst' from 14-19 16.00 (17.00) £4.00 (£3.00) World Premiere )‘ . «j;j

STILETTO PRODUCTIONS OO0OO Venue -The Bongo Club - out of the blue, 14 New Street Tickets 556 5204 (Pre-Fringe),KI4 558 7604143(Fringe) PVC (PEOPLE VS CASSANDRA) Tango weaves ascream web of stories. Ancient Greece, throughOrthodox GeorgeBeautiful W.harmonies Bush,liveCassandra' s silent echoing anger of the innocent. resonate against an alabaster women.14.Visually No comment! Aug 10-18army. (not9 Sun) 30 (15.30)provocative? £6.00 (£4.00)

1 STRICTLY SCOTTISH 00©00 “i Venue 111 - St Andrew's & St George's Church, 13 George Street Tickets 225 3847 Jl I -!i STRICTLY SCOTTISH Strictly Scottish is verse. a miscellany of allinthata beautiful is best in Scottish Country Dancing, music, song and Performed I Adam setting, it is a splendid spectacle to raise the spirits and put a spring in one's 14-18 step. j Aug 19.30 (21.30) £8.00 (£7.00) t Aug 18 15.00 (17.00)

ITmwltiTr I

TATU OO©©© Venue 9009 85 - Garage Chapiteau (Theatre du Risorius), Princes Street Gardens West Tickets 221 K9 PLAYING BEETHOVEN Scandinavian reformer ofSKIN magic& takes magic inCARDS avisions wholeWITH newlife:direction. Dazzling skills combined movement bring radical into on a naked body balls appear andwith disappear and playing cards dance together with Beethoven. Aug 12-27 15.00 (15.45) £7.50 (£5.50) World Premiere TRIBENI CULTURAL CENTRE - NEPAL ©OOOO Venue 125 - St Mark's Unitarian Church, Castle Terrace Tickets 226 0000 L9 HIMALAYAN CULTURAL EVE includes the dances with thundering rhythm of various folk lore from different ethnic groups of Himalayan country. Elegant with different costume, rhythm, gesture and posture. Shows Nepal'1-7s movement rich17.culture the sound Aug 30 (18.45)and£8.00 (£6.00)of Himalayan culture. World Premiere >*" VENUE 13 ©OOOO Venue 13 - Venue 13, Lochend Close, Canongate Tickets 07050 161320 J15 STORIES Two stunning physical theatre companies join forcesstories. to force joints, speak softly and interrogate the body.The critically acclaimed A girl, a bed, onekeepnightmoving. to endure. Friends and their passion brand. One family, one room, Preview AugI 3 18.18.3030(20.15) (20.15)£6.00 £1.00(£4.00) Aug 4-5,8-1 World Premiere ^ WARWICK UNIVERSITY DRAMA SOCIETY OO©©© Venue Tickets61620- The6206Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) LI I DYSTOPIA t apply. physical Struggle theatre, towardsmultimedia new beginnings, lose yourself. I InamtheNational notdark, whatrules I am.don'Explosive and forbidden worlds. Student Drama Festival Finalist. ' B right new talent' Guardian. ' R avishing' Sunday Times. Aug 5-26 (not 12) 14.10(15.00) £6.50 (£5.50) ^

*4 #?j|. 5-27T ;(ap22:00 nmmricu

S www.love-shakti.com

Thti;jaRai#«jndat

For all your Fringe tickets i call: 0131226 0000 I 4-MALITY ®00©0 Venue - The Bongo Club - ou: of the blue, 14 New Street Tickets 556 5204 (Pre-Fringe),KI4 558 7604143(Fringe) International stimulating, percussion virtuosic, quartet present original of4-MALITY worldwideLIVE! energetic,an Time qualityOut.fusion musicianship andinspiration.Visually sheer power. 'Boundary leaping percussionists' www.4-mality.co.uk Aug 4,6-11,20-25,27 18.15 (19.15) £7.00 (£5.00) >r ALY BAIN AND PHIL CUNNINGHAM OOOOO Venue 72 - The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street Tickets 668 2019 OI4 INsupremo CONCERT They' r e back! Legendary Shetland fiddler Bain and accordian Cunningham showcase the best in traditional music from Scotland and beyond.andExpect sublime playing from the producers of three classic albums, one video, those Aug 10-11 19.30jokes... (21.30) £ 12.00 (£ 10.00) PETER ARNSTEIN 00©00 Venue 201 - Reid Concert Hall, Bristo Square N12 AMERICAN VIRTUOSO PIANIST AND COMPOSER American virtuoso pianist and composer. Fourth Fringe appearance.' . .. astonishing emotional intesity...explorations firecracker ofvivacity' Scotsman.and'Artful recital delights' Scotsman.Water Personal Bach, Liszt, Mozart, Chopin.Three Arnstein preludes. music by Ravel, Chopin, and Rachmaninov. Aug 13 19. 2 0 (21.30) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug £5.00 (£5.00) (£4.00) Aug 1517 13.10(14.00) 19.30 (21.30) £7.00 THE SCOTSMAN ASSEMBLY ®0©©O Venue 3 -Assembly Rooms,S4 George Street Tickets 226 2428 JI0 THE ASSEMBLY Ifhave musica wonderful be the foodeclectic of love,mixthenof love' s going toperformed putSCOTSMAN on abyfewsome pounds this year. We styles wonderful, eclectic musicians. Hot, cool, never luke-warm. THE ACOUSTIC STRAWBS In thetheseventies, stormed theAcoustic charts across Europe and spent fifty weeks US AlbumStrawbs sellers.The Strawbs offer an intimate setting for insongs described asbestprofound, passionate, explicit, challenging and controversial. Aug 20-22 23.50 (01.00) £10.00 (£9.00) ANTONIO FORCIONEAND FRIENDS performances. Extraordinary, Musical original guitarist, Antonio is back afterintolastouter-space year's sell-out,***** conventions rocket as his musical ingenuity challenges perceptionScotsman. and keeps excitement at a fever pitch. 'One of Europe's best kept secrets' Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 (19.05) ££9.00 Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 17.17.5500 (19.05) 10.00 (£8.00) (£9.00) ELVIS ON MY MIND Do you remember the time whenGabler Elvis made blew away gunfighter with his tonsils? Exactly 111 years after Hedda her the debut, two Bergen dreamers, clutching the Master' s songbook, demonstrate that be trapped in Heartbreak Hotel. 'Fantastic!' Oslo Norwegian Bugle. women can21.00still(22.00) Aug Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 10-11,17-19,24-26 21.00 (22.00) ££11.10.0000 (£(£9.00) 10.00) HIP HARP FANTASIES Guy Masterson presents Dresses like a showgirl, plays the pants off the harp, tellsDeborah tallyou'talesllHenson-Conant. ease ofAuga standup. Imagine a talkative13.Harpo Marx£9.00 in a (£8.00) miniskirt, getwiththethepicture. 3-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 1 5 (14.15) Aug 10-1 1, 17-19,24-26 13.15 (14.15) £ 10.00 (£9.00) ROBYN thethree acclaimed Soft Boys tour, Robyn kickandHITCHCOCK starts thismushroom year'sBack Fringefromwith unmissable gigs. 're-union Lewis Carroll imagery magicobsessive FT.New'PYork. sychotically lovelogic' songs'Guardian. Time Out.'Heartbreakingly 'Surrealist cult beautiful icon' Timesongs' Out Aug 3-5 22.00 (23.15) £9.00 (£8.00) SOWETO STRING QUARTET ANDcombining THEIR traditional BAND areAfrican a 'moving and superbly accomplished outfit, gloriously township rhythms with pop and classical styles' Time Out for a unique, vibrant, funky sound. 'The sound of new18.0South Evening Standard. Aug (19.30)Africa' Aug 4-9,12-16,20-23 10-11,17-19,24 18.000(19.30) ££10.50 12.50 (£(£9.50) 10.50) ^ BBC RADIO 3 - LIVE LINE UP 000©0 Venue - Dance Base - National Centre for Dance, 14-16 GrassmarketLIO Info 226223864 SUNDAYnewWITH RADIO 3 A ofFringe first! Radioand3 opens Edinburgh' stunning venuebuzz! withSunday a week free live Live music discussions and sinternet projects. Join the 19th, Sunday with Stephanie Hughes (9-12); Festival Music Matters (12-1 pm); Brains Trust (5-6pm). Aug 1919 09.00 (11.50) Free (ticketed) Aug 12. 0 0 (13.00) Aug 19 17.00 (18.00) 54

"We haven't seen anything this good in Berlin for years" Der Tagespiel Dillie Keane Fascinating ATda's chief writer and indomitable chanteuse sings her new collection of painful and funny songs of love, sex and middle-age. 1 - 27 August (except 7, 14, 19) Box Office 0131 556 6550 Pleasance Dome, Venue 23, 1 Bristo Square, Edinburgh

24 hour Box Office at: unNW.edfringe.com

SltiStwins SsaaassssSS SS f

IN TUNE-LIVE The irrepressible Sean Rafferty takes to theCome airwaves with a mixwhat'of slivereally music boldfestival interviews with before top artists. find out hotandat the and relax hitting the and next show! The Aug 20-24 17.00 (19.30) Free (ticketed) MIXINGwithIT-LIVE Late nightandliveMarkmusicRussel. from the cutting edge of rock and beyond Aug 20 22.00Robert (23.30)Sandall Free (ticketed) Queen's ANDY KERSHAW SHOW-LIVE s newest recruit MCs live sessions with astonishing musicians fromRadiowild3'places! Aug 21 22.00 (23.30) Free (ticketed) Hall Edinburgh LATE JUNCTION-LIVE The cult show goes live, as Verity Sharp opens your ears world(23.30) of sounds. venue72 Aug to22 a 22.00 Free (ticketed) JAZZ LINE UP-LIVE Claire Martin turns up the heat for a night of jazz Augadventure. 23 22.00 (23.00) Free (ticketed) s n HEAR AND NOW-LIVEwith Awesome live music from the top contemporary , ThomP ° classical Verity Sharp. Aug 24 musicians 22.00 (23.30)in town, Free (ticketed) ?ich°r poidric^ WORLD hosts sessions with the top world music25acts12.ROUTES-LIVE - 5a5 jumping toLucyLiveDuran Line Up! ^icf1<3e^COfrnClCk Aug (14.00) finale Free (ticketed) 0 + sp^ auests SUSAN BLACK ©Q©©0 ~aperC'ailli ioig. Venue 202 - C Oj, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 3 WORLD'yourself S GONE MADultimate and you' re sitting in it! From hereonlytoyou, the '>d THE edge, prepare for the cabaret experience, where Madame Tortollini, seductively Helga Dietrich, NormaandLancaster and Queenie exist. Decadent, totally original! Aug 3-26 magical, 21.00 (21.55) £7.50 humorous (£5.50) World Premiere ain MyB THE BONGO CLUB - OUT OF THE BLUE ®0©©0 Venue -The Bongo Club - out of the blue, 14 New Street Tickets 556 5204 (Pre-Fringe),KI4 558 7604143(Fringe) THE BONGO CLUBforCABARET Sackful of mayhem andvaudeville. delight at 'the epicentre of the Fringe, connoisseurs of have quality latelastnight Climb the stairs to the funkiest venue around and the waltz at The Bongo Club' New Statesman. Aug I 22.30 (03.00) £7.0022.30 (£5.00)(05.00) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 6-9,13-16,20-23,27 CLUB ARAKATACA Salsa, African, Latin and Caribbean Friendly, inclusive Say goodbye to your feet! beats and top DJ's. Aug 17 dynamic, 23.00 (05.00) £8.00vibe. (£6.00) CLUBS Club Latino Messenger (4th,18th), Dr No's (10th), Headspin (I lth),Arakataca (17th),(3rd), El£7.00 Segundo 3,101,1823.0023.00(05.00) (£5.00)(24th),The Project (25th). IfdfH Aug Aug 4,1 (05.00) £7.00 Aug 2417 23.00 (05.00) £8.00 (£6.00) 3PjEn!eC^’*' 23.00 (05.00) £7.00 (£6.00) l£ Aug SO Aug 25 23.00 (05.00) £8.00 n^ aBotti^ g re< ' ,nsoored^V JAMORAL An amazing band mysterious Kora... an example of ipol contemporary West(21.15) African£7.00 rootsled(£5.00) atbyitsthefinest. ,ticCI Aug 24-25 20.15 ■ t They" Ce 3als^ MRIGYA India'leading s foremost fusion band, blendingandblues, rockbordering and jazz between with an Indian texture, to 'an'unique, rich sound rhythm Indian classical and drum bass. Presented by out of the blue and Visiting Arts. ■TheV/Sho< Aug 13-18 18.15(19.15) £7.00 (£5.00) European Premiere 'tTh^y irly NONE OF THE ABOVE Live music melting pot of styles including classical, pon 3uP^^ tango, jazz, folk,passionate experimental. Breathtakingly beautiful andatdownright bizarre. r NA/S 'intersection A dramatic, potpourri ofandintoxicating delights that unexpected )Gt Ai' ° ’ where the avant-garde cabaret meet' ***** Li s t . They/Sho< Aug 20.30 (midnight) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 55,12,19,26 20.30 (midnight) £7.00 (£5.00) tTney EL SEGUNDO Premier live UK hip-hopForce, night.Jehst Lowlife 5^ergirlVtArroWS.-D°n' festival showcase featuring Braintax.Task and Records Harry Love. www.elsegundo.co.uk Aug 24 23.00 (05.00) £7.00 (£6.00) ;up®r9irly LA BOTTINE SOURIANTE 000©0 The Queen’s Hall Venue 72 - The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street Tickets 668 2019 OI4 Clerk Street Edinburgh EN SPECTACLE Exclusive full concert performance by this legendary Quebecois band. Mixing their own tradition with Celtic, latin and salsa styles, Booking Hotline: 0131 668 2019 propelled by 'the astonishing foot percussion of Michel Bordeleau, they create their band folk' www.queenshalledinburgh.co.uk Aug 20unique 20.30big(23.30) £ 15.0sound. 0 (£ 12.00) 55

ROSIE BROWN ®0©©0 Venue 34 - C,Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 ROSIE BROWN AND THISband. Exceptional, luscious singer-songwriter with wonderfully talented, gorgeous Follows highly-rated gigs at London' s Ronnie Scott' s and Spitz. 'Amazing lyrics' voice,Sunday beautifulTimes arrangements' BBC London Live Radio. 'Well-crafted Mogoz/ne. www.rosiebrown.com Aug 1-26 (notsongs, 14) lovely midnight (01.05) £6.50 (£5.50) JIM BYRNES 00©00 Venue 203 - The Cameo Bar Hole, 23 Commercial Street Tickets 554 9999 BI6 JIM Old time Aug 6-18 23.00acoustic (00.30) blues £7.50from (£5.00)the master. c oo©©o Venue 101 - C belle angele, Hastie's Close, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5 i 05 L12 JAKATA A clubbing safari combining international and local DJ' s , musicians, street performers and visual treats.You are the party: expect the unexpected. Allworldproceeds to the isWorld Movement, which campaigns to end poverty.This aDevelopment remix.www.jakata.au Aug 5,12,19,26 23.00not(05.00) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere ^ CADENZA CHOIR 000©0 Venue 127 - St John's Church, West End, Princes Street Tickets 668 2019 K8 CHORAL CLASSICS Vivaldi: Gloria and Credo; Rutter: Requiem;Verdi: Ave Maria; Rachmaninov: Ave Maria. One of Scotland' s best choirs, conducted by Jennyprogramme Sumerling,ofaccompanied Philomusica, an exciting and varied choral music.bySoprano: Wilmaperforms McDougall, mezzosoprano: Lucy Taylor. Aug 25 20.00 (22.00) £ 10.00 (£6.00) CALEDONIAN BREWERY 00©©0 Venue 183 - The Caledonian Brewery, 42 Slateford Road Tickets 226 0000 P3 CEILIDHS AT THE CALEY For centuries the ceilidh has been the backbone ofVariety Scottishof social sceneTaeisAuchenshuggle.Teannaich). throbbing with a new generation. bands life, (Piets,nowLastthe Tram AllAugdances walked and haggis extra. 17-18,24-25 19.00called. (00.30)Drinks £6.00and(£5.00)

CALEDONIAN FOLK BLUES 00©©0 ATTHE GUILDFORD Venue 107 - Guildford Arms, I West Register Street (off East End Princes Street) Tickets 556 4312 JI2 ADRIAN BYRON BURNSBlues/Jazz Native craftsman. of Washington DC,'The Funky Troubadour' , Extraordinary Aug 16-17 20.00 (midnight) Free (non-ticketed) EDDIE WALKER Old Rags, Hillbilly Country, British and American Folk delivered great finger-picking. Aug 22,24with20.00some(midnight) Free RHYTHMguitar SHARKSharpBluemen Gary and Sany play some of the best blues/slide Aug 23,25 20.00 and (midnight)around. Free (non-ticketed) ROGER SUTCLIFFEguitars. Virtuoso Bluesman with jazz and folk material featuring acoustic/electric/slide Aug 18-19 20.00 (midnight) Free TANDEM Perthshire based duo with a refreshing approach to traditional and contemporary music. Aug 20-21 20.00 (midnight) Free (non-ticketed) YARD OFfree.ALESponsored Top localbyacoustic bands Caledonian Yard of Ale Brewery. anchor ten1999nightsEvening of great music. AllBest Edinburgh' News City Bar. Aug 16-25 20.00 (midnight) Free (non-ticketed) CANONGATE KIRK OOOOO Venue 60 - Canongate Kirk, Canongate, Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000 KI4 j LOS ANGELES CHILDREN' S CHORUS A vibrant group ofpresent talenteda I1 young singers from 39 communities in Los Angeles county, USA potpourri Aug 6 18.of00 choral (19.00)works £4.50 from (£2.00)around the world. World Premiere ^ | LUDUS orchestra BAROQUE: Bforces MINOR MASS s acclaimedTrinity period chamber joins once again with withScotland' the outstanding Baroque, continuing their festival tradition these highly charged accountsScotsman. of Bach's magisterial setting. 'Purposeful performances with great j vigour' Aug 10-11 19.30 (21.30) £9.00 (£6.00)

by Douglas Maxwell Who said growing up in small town Scotland was ever going to be easy? "a deliciously funny and unashamedly dark comedy ...so special and so full of wonder.” METRO 'a big, bursting talent with plenty to say and energy to burn.” THE SCOTSMAN "Our Bad Magnet is terrific...audiences are in for something exceptional.” SUNDAY HERALD 13 - 27 August 1.35pm. Venue 3: Assembly Rooms Box Office: 0131 226 2428 A Borderline Theatre & Tron Theatre Company, Glasgow co-produetior in association with The Scotsman Assembly. 56

24 hour Box Office at: mMW.edfringe.com THE REALLY ORCHESTRA Celebrates fifth festival . appearance withTERRIBLE this liveexpected recording of thethisRTOitsChristmas. - 1995-2001' Audience - CDof 'ttohebeWorst launched Sept I 17.participation 30 (18.30) £2.50 World Premiere CARAMBA OOO0O Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI 2 CARAMBA The Piha-Vishnick Company present a spectacular blend of Latin music and dance. Powerful, unforgettable, fiery and exotic gypsy rhythms with elements of flamenco, beautiful haunting movement and melodies. An uplifting and Auginspirational 21-27 23.15experience. (midnight) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere

THAMYRIS ENSEMBLE Combines talents Edinburgh soloists in a uniquely diverse programme of(harp), musictheGary from Bachoftosix(guitar), Kurt Weill. Simone Sahyaini (soprano), Sophie Askew(cello) McLeod Roderick Long (violin), Lindsay Martindale and Julian Appleyard (oboe). Aug 20 19.30 (21.30) £8.00 (£6.00) Venue 185 - The Magdalen Chapel, 41 Cowgate Info 01875 852 996 iJl NO STRINGS ATTACHED After eclectic last year'sound; s sell-outtraditional, shows. Nomodern Stringsand Attached return with their distinctive jazz musiclittleperformed on fiddle, harp and flute. 'A wide appreciation of music and ambition' Augno16,18 20.00 (21.45)Herald. £6.00 (£5.00) ARosemary SCOTSMcKerchar MEASUREand Enjoy an eveningevocative of traditional Scottish music with Ian Inglis.The soundjourney of thefrom clarsach combined with voice and recorders in a lively musical Shetland to CLARSACH (SCOTTISH HARP) SOCIETY 00©©0 the Borders. Venue 111 - St Andrew's & St George's Church, 13 George Street Tickets 225 3847 Jl I Aug 15,17 20.00 (21.45) £6.00 (£5.00) CALLUNA Return of highly acclaimed four piece. Charlotte Peterson, Rebecca Knorr, Stevenson Wendy Weatherby produce TEENAREA SCENECHOIR & delightful blend Anna-Wendy of'A traditional andimmensely originalandmusic combining clarsach, flute,afiddle, CLASSICAL THE SOUTHERN cello and voice. spirited and talented quartet' Scotsman. Venue 122 - St Cuthbert's Parish Church, 5 Lothian Road Tickets 229 1142 Aug 22 19.30 (21.30) £8.00 (£6.00) SING, SING, Young voices presenting their own different stylesandof CATRIONA MCKAY (SCOTTISHTwoHARP), CHRIS STOUT classical and more. lightSING music.Vivaldi, Handel, Lloyd Webber, West SidePhillips. Story (SHETLAND FIDDLE,VIOLA) top young Scottish musicians much 14much Energetic lively singing introduced by Lena combine individual virtuosic and creative styles to perform an evening of Aug 14.30 (16.30) £6.00 (£5.00) traditional music. Gorgeous sounds, fine new tunes, exciting twists, stories and Augtall23 tales... 19.30 (21.30) £8.00 (£6.00) COLLEGE OFLAS FINEVEGAS ARTS, UNIVERSITY OO©©© OF NEVADA, FESTIVAL CEILIDH ... Sit back and enjoy this creative blend of Scottish Venue 81 -The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 music and culture from the harps of na Clarsairean (The Harpers) and guests who providemore! a varied programme of music and songs on harp, fiddle, bagpipes - NEXTET UNLV's new music for the 21st Century.Virko Baley: Director. and Come and experience new and Augmuch 24 19.30 (22.00) £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 15-27 20.00 (21.30)the £7.00 (£5.00)unusual. World Premiere FIDDLE HARP AND VOICE Isobel Mieras and Jim Ferguson once again UNLV JAZZ A musical collaboration between faculty and students at the display consummate musicianship in a rich tapestry of Scottish airs, jigs, highestrhythms level.This group is parts aboutofworld music involving harmonies, melodies strathspeys and reels, spell-binding laments and traditional songs. ' N ot to and from various the world.The program will also include be missed' Scotsman. original5-13compositions. Aug 21 19.30 (21.30) £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 20.00 (21.30) £7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere ^

DIRECT FROM A MAJOR UK & OVERSEAS TOUR "Astonishing line-up... one outstanding stage show... THIS MUST BE THE DEFINITIVE BB TRIBUTE" Mark Ritchie, THE STAGE a NETT UK production

Featuring NICK "SAX" SCAGUONE

Fri 3 - Thu 9 Aug & Mon 13 - Sun 26 Aug 10.30pm Tickets: £12/10 cone Fri/Sat & £10/8 cone Mon to Thu Komedia Southside • 117 Nicolson St • Box Office 0131 667 2212

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000 THE CROW ROAD BAND 00©00 Venue 11 - Diverse Attractions, Riddles Court, 322 LawnmarketTickets 225 8961 LI I PICTURES OFScottish UNCLE DONNIE' SThe WAKE ARoad uniqueBandfusion of you contemporary folk and wit. Let Crow captivate with their musical story combining national feelings around the millennium.Ye' hummin' the (£3.00) songspersonal a' week!andwww.uncle-donnie.co.uk Aug 13-18 11.ll3be0 (12.45) £5.00 DAVID PAUL IpNES/DPj ENSEMBLE: 00©©0 SOMETHINGTHERE Venue 72 - The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street Tickets 668 2019 OI4 DAVID PAUL JONES/DPJ ENSEMBLE: SOMETHING THERE Two very special,s late-night performances this highly acclaimed new work by one ofsoul'Scotland' most distinctive musical ofpersonalities. 'Celtic mouth-music Scotsman. Presented in association with the Scotsman Assembly. for the Aug 18 23.00 (midnight) £10.00 (£9.00) Aug 19 21.30 (22.30) DE DANNAN OOQOO Venue 72 - The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street Tickets 668 2019 OI4 DE DANNAN Indisputably one of the world' s great Irish bands. Fronted by virtuoso fiddler Frankie Gavin and bouzouki player Alec Finn with a line up of the Augbest 12 Irish 19.30musicians. (21.30) £An12.5unmistakable 0 (£9.00) sound and great craic too! DEMARCO ROCKET PRODUCTIONS ®0©00 Venue 241 - Rocket @ Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson Street Tickets 667 1940 L13 1933 AND ALL THAT BRECHT, WEILL AND FRIENDS Anna Zapparoli in anBerlin eveningto ofBroadway. cabaret One songswoman tearingshow: throughclassic the and first not-so-classic half of the 20th Century, hits and3-18 a dazzling four-piece Aug 20.40 (21.50) £8.00band. (£6.00) V”' EDINBURGH RENAISSANCE BAND 00©00 Venue 31 - St Cecilia's Hall, corner Niddry Street & Cowgate LI 3 CRUSADERS, COURTESANS AND CAPERS European and Scottish, Medieval and Renaissance Music, song and dance from four centuries 100 period instruments, 10 musicians, 3 dancers - in a relaxed and informal atmosphere to make19.an30 entertaining Aug I M 2,17-18 (21.00) £7.00evening (£5.00)with a difference. EGO & OUT ®0©©0 Venue 204 - Ego and Out, 14 Picardy Place Tickets 478 7434 HI3 EGO & OUT A fresh, funky venue located in the trendy Broughton St area consistingTheofFun. a large and 600 incapacity nightclub. Nights include,Vegas, Joy Lookcourtyard out Augand2-4,6-27 Contact boxforofficecomedy for detailsthe Outhouse upstairs. THE ERROLLYN WALLEN COMPANY ©Q©00 Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105 LI 3 JORDAN TOWN Combines electrifying choreography from RoyalandBallet stars Tom Sapsford, stunning visuals from film duo The Honey Brothers Wallen' heavenly avocals accompanied Ensemble 'TX.otalA true multi-media through mesmerising musicalbylandscape. brilliance' Melodyjourney Maker. www.jordantown.com Aug 4-18 22.45 (23.50) £8.00 (£6.00) World Premiere ^ FESTIVAL CD & RECORD FAIR 00©©0 Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000 KI3 FESTIVAL, CD AND RECORD FAIR Rap to country, heavy metal to jazz, classical tovinyl/CDs punk, 50s,and60s,memorabilia. 70s, 80s, folk, blues, rock etc. Meet the UK's top dealers, Aug 1718 in11.10.00(19.00) 00 (19.00) £2.00 (£1.30) A must for music lovers of all ages. Aug Aug 19 10.00 (17.00) Venue 52 - Ross Theatre and Princes Street Gardens, Princes Street Gardens ®o@©© KIO FESTIVAL REVUEof liveWatch the performances, world's largestwith live video arts broadcast. Showing hundreds festival presentations ofBe every conceivablefree.artJoin form.usLook severalavailable. major events this year. entertained - foodoutandfordrink Aug 4-25 noonfor(21.00) Free (non-ticketed) 58

CRUEL PERFECTION'

ALL THEIR GREATEST HITS You get to choose Your Favourites! Each show completely different as Supergirly sing random songs from their entire pi**-taking popmusic repertoire. Three nights only, and guaranteed to be full of fun and surprises - especially for them! HALL 23 25 AUGUSr 10 nnPM QUEENS u xu.uurm karusjw T|CKETS 0870 900- 4555

KOMEDIA Souths'idc SUSPICIOUSLY ELVIS Ivor Potter IS Elvis at the Las Vegas Hilton in 1969. "Best night out I can remember!"

HAZEL O'CONNOR two shows from the legendary singer, with Cormac De Barra (Irish harp) and Mario N'Goma (percussion). HERBIE FLOWERS' FEZ BAR everyone's favourite bassist returns, with Mike Hatchard on piano, and singers Renzo Murrone and Isobel Anderson. NICK HARPER astonishing virtuoso acoustic guitar.

JACKIE LEVEN great writer and singer of beautiful and telling songs. 3 - 26 August Komedia Southside *117 Nicholson Street Box Office 01316672212

FOLK AT THE WAVE RLE Y Venue 133 -TheWaverley Bar, St Mary's Street Info 557 1050 WAVERLEY NIGHTS Folk atmosphere music the waysetting you like in oneof Scotland' of Edinburgh' s original Folk pubs. An intimate, and itsome s finest players,6-25singers, comics and storytellers. Full programme available at the venue. Aug (not Suns) 20.00 (22.00) £7.00 Aug 6-25 (not Suns) 22.30 (00.30) FRANTIC REDHEAD PRODUCTIONS ®0©©0 Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000 K13 ANNIE GILL, GLENN KESBYAND FRIENDS Edinburgh mezzo-soprano (Gill) and Australian countertenor (Kesby) team up with talented friends to present four entertainingProgramme song recitals - each different - ranging from Purcell toAug Mozart 7-10 to19.Gershwin. 25 (20.25) £7.00 (£6.00)details available from the venue. JAZZED UP ANDwith WINDING DOWN Louise Flolden and thematerial. DevlinThorpe jazz standards, and original Relaxyears. withTrioa return drink after racing from showcontemporary to show. Sell-out performances past two Aug 4-5,10-12,17-19,24-26 21.25 (22.45) £8.00 (£7.00) JDKentucky HINTON ANDblueHISwaves AMERICAN BAND From the Bourbon Street, hills,onthe of California,dance out halls through nightchurches.This sky fromthea is radio station the Chicago loop,Texas and Baptist JD' Augs music. 5-26 21.15 (22.45) £8.00 (£7.00) European Premiere MAGIC INandTHE MIST Award winning Scottish musiciansScottish from theandHighlands, Lowlands Isles delight you with traditional toe-tapping Celtic tunes. Featuring fiddlers, singers, button-box players and more. Call venue for specific details of scheduled performers. Aug 20-26 19.10 (20.40) £7.00 (£5.00) SINGING STARS OF THE SILVER SCREEN - PART I Lainie Nelson salutes great singers of theFrank classicSinatra musicalandmovies the 30'their s, 40'songs s, andand50's, like LenatheHorne, Bing Crosby, more,ofsinging exploring their lives. Aug 5-26 (not 12,19) 17. 0 0 (18.00) £7.00 (£6.00) Double Bill with Part II £6.00 (£5.00) >*" SINGING STARS OF THE SILVER SCREEN - with PARTselections II A companion show to Part I, the great songs and stories continue from the likes of Judy Roy Astaire. Rogers, Jeanette MacDonald, Shirley Temple, Eddie Cantor, MarioGarland, Lanza, Fred Aug 15 (19.15) Double5-26Bill(notwith12,19) Part I18.£6.00 (£5.00)£7.00 (£6.00) FREE WORKSHOPS AT DANCE BASE 0Q©00 Venue 22 - Dance Base - National Centre for Dance, 14-16 Grassmarket Info 226 3864 LI0 FREE WORKSHOPS AT DANCE BASE A fabulous series of free workshops presented by FringeFurther companies. and thetheKete and Naked Voices contributing. detailsMacTontoh available from FringeWarriors Box Office. Booking advisable. Aug 6-17 times vary Free (ticketed) FRISKY SUSAN PRODUCTIONS 00©00 Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 N13 THIS AINT LOUNGE MUSIC Laura Collins and Alex Douglas are loose and live. Fresh flavours of cabaret and jazz favourites blend with hot new writing. that move£7.00and(£5.00) amuse. First week only. Aug 5-12Grooves 21.15 (22.05) ^ GILDED BALLOON II -TEVIOT ®0©©0 Venue 14 - Gilded Balloon at Teviot Row House, 5/2 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403 M12 THE BHUNDU BOYS arethat backfollowed for another dance floorindependence burn-up. Formed amidst the cultural explosion Zimbabwean in 1980, the Boyssensational blazed the trail forLoswhat later became known as 'World Music'Bhundu . 'Simply Aug 23.30a(03.00) (02.00) £9.00group' (£8.00) Angeles Times. Aug 3-9 13 01.00 JAPANESE BEATLES WITH ERICtheCLAPTON Following theirrock five-star run at the Edinburgh Festival last year, boys area back for another 'n' roll extravaganza! ' H ilarious, breathtakingly well done, riot... 1 come and experience for yourself the cult phenomenon that is the Fab Four Japanese-style. Aug 18,20-23 20.45 (21.45) £9.00 (£8.00) THEY CALL HERasNATASHA TheElsiestunning vocals andperforms stagecrafttheofsongs Lou Dalgleish appearing herleads alter-ego Costello Elvis Costello. Narration usmalethrough the livesasandshetimes of Elsie which of remarkably mirrors that of her counterpart. Aug 3-9,13-16 30 (19.45)£8.50£7.50 Aug 10-12 18.3018.(19.45) (£7.50)(£6.50) >r ■■■■■■

GREYFRIARS KIRK PROMOTIONS 00060 Venue 131 - Greyfriars Kirk, Greyfriars Place, Candlemaker Row Tickets 225I9C0 MI2 RECITALS Escape the surroundings frenzy of the and Fringemagnificent for fifty minutes atofORGAN lunchtime to savour the tranquil acoustics Greyfriars Kirk.28thRecitals on Aug 21st30th- Morley Whitehead; 23rdhistoric - Matthew Owens; - John Aug 21,23,28,30 13.10 (14.00) £5.00Kitchen; (£4.00) - Henry Wallace. HARAMBIE OOOOO Venue OI6 210 - Holland House, Pollock Halls of Residence, 18 Holyrood Park Road Tickets 226 0000 ETHNIC DRUMS &learning MOREdisabilities DRUMSplayWonderful, inspiring music' Times &including Star.DRUMS, 35African musicians music globe, andwith samba. I'workshop /i hours offorbrilliant soundsfrom - funaround and the audience participation. Ends with a all. Aug 7 13.30 (16.00) £4.00 (£2.00) HARPSICHORDS AT ST CECILIA S HALL 00©@0 Venue 31 - St Cecilia's Hall, corner Niddry Street & Cowgate LI3 ARBOREA MUSICA PLAYSwhich J.S. BACH Sonatas for fluteofand18thobligato harpsichord. Four masterworks represent the pinnacle century flute repertoire, featuring the deserved 1793 Broadwood Arborea Scotsman. reputation'harpsichord. Herald. The excellent Aug 23 Musica' 19.30 (21.00) £6.00'A(£5.00) BACH’S GOLDBERG VARIATIONS: IAIN1763/84 SIMCOCK -s best known, best HARPSICHORD GOERMANS/TASKIN Bach'been loved and most difficult harpsichord work! lain Simcock has playing it in festivals Europe£6.00 for several Aug 18 all15.over 00 (16.30) (£5.00) years to great acclaim. Don't miss it! BACH,playsSCARLATTI, PACHELBEL,English COUPERIN ANDbyMUFFAT Otto Choi on the 1755 double-manual harpsichord Kirckman. Come and Aughear 21 this 19.30outstanding (21.00) £6.00young (£5.00)player! THE BANQUET OF MUSICK: BACH, BIBER, BUXTEHUDE and other German(violin), composers. Instrumental, vocal andand keyboard music Westhof played bycentury Lucy Cowan Robert Lay (viola da gamba) Philip Sawyer (17th chamber organ) with Joanna Morrison (soprano). Aug 25 15.00 (16.30) £6.00 (£5.00) FROM BACH Lucy CarolanFantasia (Hass harpsichord 1764 and Hass clavichord 1763)TOplaysHAYDN J.SC.. PBach, C minor; .E.(£5.00) BachChromatic and WF. Bach. and Fugue; Haydn, Sonata in Aug 14 19.and30works (21.00)by£6.00 HARPSICHORDS S HALL chance to hearchamber stylish performances on someATfrom ofST.thetheCECILIA' world' s finest antiqueAinharpsichords, organs and clavichords Russell Collection Scotland' s oldest, most elegant concert hall.10.Exhibition instruments Aug 13-17,20-25 30 (12.30) of£3.00 (£2.00) open weekdays 10.30-12.30. SOME COURTLY THESummers, ENGLISHIbrahim COURTS TheKitchen, ErebusGENTLEMEN: Ensemble (Jim MUSIC O'c.T1680): oole, FROM violin; Mark Aziz, viols;fantasies John chamberbyorgan worksLawes fromandtheCoprario. Stuart period, including and divisions Simpson, Jenkins, Aug 16 19.30 (21.00) £6.00 (£5.00) HENRY'S JAZZ CELLAR OO©©© Venue 218 - Henry's Jazz Cellar, 8 Morrison Street Tickets 467 S200 M8 HENRY'S JAZZ CELLAR Imagine theandarchetypal jazzaclub: subterranean, atmospheric, candlelit; full of character imbued with history of countless great sessions.s Jazz Henry' isFulljustprogramme: that place. '0131 The living room of swing' Herald. The Festival' Joint.s £5.00 467 5200/wvvw.jazzmusic.co.uk Aug 20.30 From Aug 6-31 9-11,16-18,23-25,30-31 midnight (03.00) IGUANA CAFE BAR ®0©©O Venue 230 - Iguana,41 Lothian Street Info 220 4288 LI2 LIVE DJ’S AND COMEDY Established cafe bar providing an excellent programme of DJ' s playing music from Afro jazz to Underground house. Superb food throughout and drinks available. Call us for our full events guide. Live music and Augcomedy 1-31 21.00 (03.00) the Freefestival. (non-ticketed) JAPAN EXPERIENCE OO©©© Venue 81 -The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 MUGENKYO TAIKO DRUMMERS Stunning new show from last year'sraw festival sensation. Powerful fusionTaiko of hypnotic rhythms, dynamicIntensely movement, energy, from Europe' s foremost (JapaneseNews. drum) group.' gripping' Herald. ' N ot to be missed' Edinburgh Evening Aug 8-27 19.00 (20.00) £9.00 (£7.00) (£5.00 C) JAPAN EXPERIENCE continues over the page 60

Circus Artistes from 11 Countries August 3rd to 26th Meadows Theatre Big Top The Meadows, Melville Drive Book*Now: On Site Box Office Open 9.36am - 8.30pm Dial A Seat 0131 667 0202 Fringe Box Office 0131 226 0000

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com JAPAN EXPERIENCE continued TOKYO TRIANGLE IN TANTRA VISIONImages Threeofgirls explore and theirlotus bodies and mindstheir to awaken their sexual awareness. theflowpyramid heighten visions and energies making their motions and culminate into a point(notof ecstasy. Aug Aug 5-18 19-27 (not13)21) 18.14.3000(19.00) (15.00) £4.00 (£3.00) World Premiere V'' Venue 85 - Garage Chapiteau (Theatre du Risorius), Princes Street Gardens West Tickets 221 9009 K9 TAIKO DRUMofWORKSHOP WITH MUGENKYO A magnificent rare insight drums into the exciting Japanese Taikoindrumming. WhatLearn are these mademore! of?world How were they used ancient Japan? a traditional Taiko rhythm and **** Scotsman. Aug 18-19,24-27 16.30 (17.20) £6.00 (£5.00) JAZZ & JOKES ©0©©O Venue 47 - Cafe Royal Fringe Theatre, 17 West Register Street Tickets 556 2549 J12 JAZZ & JOKES ' W ickedly observed performance' **** Scotsman. If you're looking for light hearted fun and afternoon jazz, this ' l ive sassy music' Stage, event is a must.2-3Perky16.pianist, sexy singer(ticketed) and a few laughs! Previews Aug 4-26 Aug (not 14,21) 2016.(17.20) 20 (17.20)Free£5.00 (£4.00) V’" JAZZ CELLAR NO. I 0O©©O Venue 54 - Cellar Bar No. I, I Chambers Street Tickets 220 4298 LI 3 LATE NIGHT JAZZ From Scotland' s top jazz musicians at Edinburgh' s NowithI jazz venue! Returning after the overwhelming success of ' F ringe 2000' , a hit performers visitors alike. Make this your latenight hangout for the best vibe in town! and4 22.30 July (ticketed) Aug 29-Aug 5-25 23.30 (03.00)(01.00) Free Free (ticketed) THEJEROME EXPERIENCE DRUM OO©©© SHOW EXHIBITION Venue 61 The Underbel l y , Edi n burgh Central Li b rary, George I V Bri d ge (Entrance on Cowgate) LI I Tickets 620 6206 THE JEROME EXPERIENCE DRUM SHOW EXHIBITION Appearing this Jerome anexperience, extraordinary withto hisremember one-manitdrum sharebeyear, this uniqueIndividualistic, to haveFrenchman something has toshow.To be seen toAug believed. putting on a live and visual show. 5-12,14-19,21 -26 (not 13,20) 22.15 (23.30) £7.00 (£6.00) ^ JOCKTAMSON S BAIRNS 00©©0 Venue 217 - Royal British Hotel, 20 Princes Street J12 MUSIC FROM THE HEART OFstrathspeys SCOTLAND Six nights with the great traditional band. ' W e had reels and and songs and ballads.The enraptured audience was swept along in two hours of sheer delight' ***** Scotsman. Hear The Bairns Aug 9-10,16-17,23-24 22.00at www.jtbairns.com (midnight) £9.00 (£7.50) DILLIE KEANE ©0©©O Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 MI2 DILLIE KEANE Fascinating Aida' s chief writer and indomitable chanteuse sings herMarne new meets collection of painful funny tsongs love, sexthisandgoodmiddle-age. Auntie Jacques Brel. 'Wande haven' seen ofanything in Berlin for years' Aug Der Tagespiel. Previews 1-2 22.00 (23.00) £4.00 Aug 3-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 22.00 (23.00) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 22.00 (23.00) £9.50 (£8.50) KITSCH! ©0©©0 Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 KITSCH! A superb new show celebrating the hip and groovy Kitsch classics from the swinging 60' s . Starring ' K ing of Easy' , Neville Skelly. Great tunes, hot dances,stratosphere lavish costumes, band and guests ensure the hottest ticket in the whole yeahlive(01.15) baby! Aug 3-27 (not 15) -00.05 £8.50 (£7.00) World Premiere GBII @ Teviot Bow House - Nightclub 14th - 27th August 10:30pm £8.00 (£7.001 / £9.00 (£8.00) -weekends BOX Office 0131 226 2151

KOMEDIA MUSIC ©O©©© Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 NI3 MUSIC AT SOUTHSIDE Komedia present a programme of chilled andBars.groovy sounds in the relaxed and hospitable atmosphere of Southside' s Cabaret Aug 3-26 NICK HARPER Astonishing guitarbanter. teamed withtalented' original melodies, deeply personal lyricsvirtuoso andoriginality veryacoustic humorous 'Hugely Independent. ' D evastating discipline, and power' Mojo. Aug 3-5,8,10-12 16.25 (17.55) £8.00 (£6.00) >r KOMEDIA MUSIC continues over the page 61

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000 KOMEDIA MUSIC continued HAZEL O'CMario ONNOR Beyond Breaking Glass awith Cormac De harp), N'Grideomainin (percussion). Following U.Kversions tour,Barra theofstory of(Irish herknown roller-coaster the music business includessell-out acoustic her best songs. Aug 18-19,24-26 16. 4 0 (18.25) £9.00 (£7.50) Aug 20-23 16.40 (18.25) £7.50 (£6.00) FLOWERS FEZ BAR tales Doublewithbassa fullmaestro hisHERBIE mellow vibes and extraordinary line-upHerbie of specialFlowers guests.presents Aug 3-5,10-12 18. 4 0 (20.20) £9.00 (£7.50) Aug 6-9 18.17.10(18.40) 40 (20.20) £7.50 (£6.00) Aug Aug 13-16 17 17.10(18.40) £9.00 (£7.50) INDIAN Drawing fromcontinues roots as todiverse and rock, reggae and folk, jazzOCEAN andquitepop,simply theirput,music escapeas allragas classifications. What they create is ' M usic for the soul.' Aug 13-26 15.15 (16.45) £7.00 (£5.00) JACKIE LEVENgreat The formerandwildwriter frontman of the rock ensemble, Dolls Bymajestic Doll, is a fineis one guitarist, of beautiful, 'Leven' voice of the mostsinger instruments in populartelling music'songs. Independent. Aug 17-18,21,23-26 16.noble 25 (17.55) £8.00 (£6.00) O'CAROLAN' S DREAM Hazel O'O'CConnor anda dispossessed Cormac Dechild, Barra. The story of Ireland' s became famous Starring bard,Turlough arolan, blind at eighteen he a harper. Featuring O' C arolan' s best tunes and original songs13.inspired Aug 20-26 10 (14.25)by his£6.00music. (£5.00) SUSPICIOUSLY ELVISsheerIvoressence Potter is The King! A pulsatingly, suspiciously Elvis act and - capturing humour voice(02.25) ofthethe£5.00 legend himself.of Elvis in concert with the spirituality, Aug 5-8 00.15 Aug 22.45 (02.25) (23.55) £10.00 Aug 10-12 13-14 00.15 £7.50 LA REINE ARTISTE 000©0 Venue 131 - Greyfriars Kirk, Greyfriars Place, Candlemaker Row Tickets 226 0000 MI2 QUEEN MARIE-ANTOINETTE, BURNS, MOZART Contemporary to Burns and Mozart, Marie-Antoinette loved both popular music and opera, dancing the lockhart,andsinging in Versailles.piano, Dressedbringas her the world Queen,toRhonda Bachmann, life. Aug 22-24 soprano, 19.30 (21.20)Peter £7.00Gellhorn, (£5.00) DOUGIE MACLEAN 00©00 Venue 72 - The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street Tickets 668 2019 OI4 DOUGIE MACLEAN IN CONCERT Scotland' s finest singer-songwriter, internationally renowned for his song ' C aledonia' , music for ' T he Last of the Mohicans' and BBC'hero...' s 'Mugs Game' and 'Songroads' performs in a favourite venue. Aug 17'A 19.musical 30 (21.30) £ 11.Wall 50 (£Street 10.00)Journal. DOUGIE MACLEAN CONCERT Sings solo, then joinedperformance by four of Celtic musicians and thenINbyAmber' the Perthshire Ensemble forofaistunes, rare hisinstrumental composition ' P erthshire . ' I rresistible tapestry rhythms, orchestral Aug 18 19.30and(21.30) £ 11.50harmonies (£ 10.00) and textures' Herald. MAC TONTOH AND THE KETE WARRIORS ®0@©0 Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) H14 MAC TONTOH AND THE KETE WARRIORS Alegends 13-pieceOsibisa, ensemble from Ghana led by Mac Tontoh, founder of Afro-rock with a compelling presentation GhanaianAfrican musicaljazz.culture: from ancient rhythms and of Ashanti toofriproaring Augdances 3-27 (not 15) midnight (01.15) £8.00 (£6.00) World Premiere THE MCCALMANS 00©00 Venue 72 -The Queen's Hall,Clerk Street Tickets 668 2019 OI4 THE MCCALMANS Scottish folk at its best. Going from strength to selloutss Hall.Three-part in successive Fringes, trioforcomemusic. tostrength, harmony,Scotland' humours foremost and real folk respect 'Aug A The must16Queen' see' 19.3Evening 0 (21.30)News. £8.00 (£6.00) NAKED VOICES OOO©© Venue 34 - C,Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 NAKED VOICES Extraordinary acappella. PopMayfield... and passionBulgarian, from thisBach and 30-legged groove machine. Kate Bush to Curtis 1998 sell-outuplifting returns.'Brilliantly versatile, fabulousVenue. voices' Radio 4 'Blues. Talent19-26 so rich... '****'BBCScotsman. Aug 12.20 (13.35) wit, £6.50seamless (£5.50) choreography' (£4.50 C) 62

Fest EOOI £ # »\ Sponsored by || intagen intelligent software for technical resourcing RICH HALL HATTIE HAYRIDGE GREG PROOFS BOOTHBY GRAFFOE IAN STONE ADAM BLOOM SIMON BLIGH RUSSELL PETERS ARJ BARKER HITCHCOCK S HALF HOUR DYLAN MORAN JOEL SALOM MELVYN HAYES SIMON EVANS MARCUS BRIGSTOCKE JEFF GREEN JOHN MOLONEY TERRY ALOERTON SEAN LOCK MARK MAIER COOKIN' ANTONIO FORCIONE JOHNNY VEGAS ADAM HILLS IAN MAXWELL ROSS NOBLE PATRICE O'NEAL TONY LAW STEWART LEE JACKIE CLUNE OMIO OJALILI ANOY PARSONS SCOTT CAPURRO SIMON MUNNERY DAN ANTOPOLSKI BRENOON BURNS were the best in ROOD , Of

m '$8 Find nut who will be the best in POOl at Edinburgh's biggest comedy show with a different line-up each night featuring four of the hottest acts on the fringe. Book Early - Many Shows Sold Out Last Year Midnight on August 3, ID, 11, IP, 14-13, P3-P7. THE SCOTSMAN rr Assembly Rooms Venue 3 Box Office: 0131 BOB B4BB

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com QBS RADIO

LIVE LINE UP

5 90-93 FM

DANCEBASE Edinburgh's superb new venue on Grassmarket SUN 19 - SAT 25 AUGUST Radio 3 is creating new waves on the fringe, on-air and online with an amazing week of free live shows at Edinburgh's stunning new glassed-roofed venue, Dance Base. Check out www.bbc.co/radio3. Tickets from the Fringe or on the door. SUNDAY 19 9-12pm SUNDAY LIVE WITH STEPHANIE HUGHES Enjoy coffee and Sunday papers with live classical music and lively conversation. 12-1 pm FESTIVAL MUSIC MATTERS - LIVE The hits, misses and controversies of the festival exposed! Graeme Kaye keeps order. 5-6pm THE BRAINS TRUST - LIVE Joan Bakewell chairs a panel of distinguished guests to discuss challenging questions posed by the audience. IN TUNE, LIVE WITH SEAN RAFFERTY Join Sean and his festival guests for live music, chat and topical arts news and views. 5S

MONDAY 20 10pm MIXING IT - LIVE Live late night music from the cutting edge. TUESDAY 21 10pm ANDY KERSHAW - LIVE Andy Kershaw introduces an unexpected music mix. Not to be missed. WEDNESDAY LATE JUNCTION22- LIVEI OpmAt last... Verity Sharp brings Radio 3's cult music experience to the Fringe. Book early. THURSDAY 23 10pm JAZZ LINE UP - LIVE Singer Claire Martin turns up the heat with a live version of the hit jazz show. FRIDAY 24 I Opm HEAR & NOW - LIVE Live music from the top contemporary classical acts in town. With Verity Sharp. SATURDAY 25 -I pmLIVE Dynamic world WORLD ROUTES music in live sessions with Lucy Duran.

NAPIER UNIVERSITY 00©00 Venue 187 - St Giles' Cathedral, High Street, Royal Mile LI2 EDINBURGH QUARTET Napier University present their quartet in residence and Scotland' s premier chamber ensemble in a series of late-night concerts. Masterworks Mendelssohn will beNotpaired exciting, recently re-discovered gems(23.30) frombyScottish repertoire. to bewithmissed! Aug 13-17 22.30 £7.00 (£5.00) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF YOUTH 00©©0 ORCHESTRAS Venue 100 - Central Hall,WestTollcross Tickets 229 2921 N9 22ND theFESTIVAL OF BRITISH YOUTH ORCHESTRAS This festival within festival celebrates the best of musical youth students/unemployed/ disabled/children free. Aug I-Sept II (not Aug I13-Sept (not 14,19,26) 16-19,24,26)19.312.0 (21.30) 30 (13.30)£7.50£4.50(£3.50) (£2.00)(Free(FreeSUDC) SUDC) NATIONAL YOUTH ORCHESTRA OF IRELAND (UNDER Britten, 18s) Conductor: Gearoid Grant.Young Person' s Guide to the Orchestra: Symphony Dvorak,£7.50 Mozart, Aug I I 19.No8: 30 (21.30) (£3.50)Chaminade. (Free SUDC) NORDEN Conductor: Soloist:Symphony Nikolaj Znaider. Triad Games:ORCHESTRA Miklos Maros,Violin ConcertoOkko No2:Kamu. Prokofiev, No2: Sibelius. Aug 12 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) UK Premiere WORLD WIND QUINTET Quintet Op 56 No I: FranzLigeti,Three Danzi, Ancient Hungarian Dances: Ferenc Farkas, Six Bagatelles: Gyorgy Shanties: Malcolm Aug 13 Arnold. 12.30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC) VANCOUVER ORCHESTRA Conductor: ArthurandPoison. L'YOUTH ltaliana in SYMPHONY Algeri: Rossini, Emperor Waltz: Strauss, Ravel, Davies Aug 13 19.Michael 30 (21.30)Conway £7.50 Baker. (£3.50) (Free SUDC) European Premiere INGOLSTADT YOUTH CHAMBER CHOIR ofAug sacred music across the ages.(GERMANY) An hour 14 12.and30secular (13.30) choral £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC) EAST RENFREWSHIRE SCHOOLS CONCERT BAND Conductor: Kevin andTicheli. Price. Freedom' s Sword:SENIOR Fraser, Gregson,Vaughan Williams, Gorham, Johnson Aug 15 12.30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC) SCHWYZ YOUTH ORCHESTRA (SWITZERLAND) Schindler's List', 'Forrest15 Gump' plus works Vaughan(FreeWilliams Aug 19.30 (21.30) £7.50by(£3.50) SUDC)and Friedrich Witt. UNIVERSITY OFOverture LONDON SYMPHONY Conductor: Jonathan Williams. 'Candide' : Bernstein. ORCHESTRA Suite from Star Wars: John Williams. Symphony No8: Dvorak. Aug 16 19,30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) LEICESTERSHIRE LEICESTER ARTS EDUCATION SYMPHONIC WINDAND BAND Conductor: AlanINHolford. Gorb, Hart, Williams,Tchaikovsky, Bourgeois, Aug 17 19.30 (21.30) Arnold, £7.50 (£3.50) (Free Goodwin SUDC) and Hume. SOUTHAMPTON UNIVERSITY SINFONIETTA Conductor: Paul Ingram.bySymphony No5: Beethoven, Danses Concertantes: Stravinsky plus works Neruda, Bartok and Mozart. Aug 18 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) CARDIFF COUNTYMatthew AND VALE OF GLAMORGAN BRASS Conductor: Thistlewood. 'Greensleeves', 'BSYMPHONIC eatles Suite', Jive and Joplin. AugConcerto: 20 12.30 Agrell, (13.30)Warlock £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC) RSAMD JUNIOR ACADEMY ORCHESTRA Conductor: Tam O'Shanter Overture: Arnold, Violin Concerto: Bach, Wand ofJames Youth:Durrant. Elgar, Somerset Rhapsody: Holst, Jazz Suite: Shostakovich. Aug 20 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) DURHAM COUNTY EARLY MUSICon replicas CONSORT Director: Philip Watson. Medieval played Aug 21 and 12.30Renaissance (13.30) £4.50music(£2.00) (Free SUDC) of original instruments. DURHAM CHAMBER Conductor: Tony Oliver. AnCOUNTY OutdoorYOUTH Overture: Copland, LittleORCHESTRA Suite:Trevor Duncan, Adagio: Barber, Symphony No88: Haydn. Aug 21 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) MALDEN YOUNG STRINGSDvorak, Conductor: George Corelli, Mozart, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Massenet, Elgar,Steven. Kreisler,Boyce, Roberton, Csardas: Frost - viola:Virginia Aug 22 Monti/B 12.30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (FreeSlater.SUDC) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF YOUTH ORCHESTRAS continues over the page 63

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF YOUTH ORCHESTRAS continued MALDEN YOUNG STRINGS Conductor: George Steven. Pergolesi, Purcell, Handel, Haydn, Puccini, Smetana, Grieg, Nordgren, Keating, Gipsy Airs: Sarasate violin: Aug 22Jessica 19.30Pennington. (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) EDINBURGH SCHOOLS WIND ENSEMBLE Conductor: Stephen Callaghan.A Name Perpetual: Eseld Pierce, Shenandoah: FrankTicheli, Dona23Nobis Aug 12.30Pacem: (13.30)Martin £4.50Ellerby. (£2.00) (Free SUDC) SHROPSHIRE YOUTH ORCHESTRA Conductor: Robert Wysome. Festival Overture: Leighton, Barber of Seville: Rossini, Symphony No8: Beethoven. Aug 23 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) EAST DUNBARTONSHIRE SECONDARY SCHOOLS ORCHESTRA Conductor: George Kelly. A potpourri of standard symphonic classics including 'Aug Irish'24Symphony: Sullivan.£7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) 19.30 (21.30) STAFFORDSHIRE YOUTH RECORDER AND RENAISSANCE ENSEMBLE Musical DirectonTerence Carter.A programme of Renaissance Dance25and12.Music in Elizabethan-style costumes. Aug 30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC) WARWICKSHIRE COUNTY YOUTH ORCHESTRA Conductor: Ray Hutchinson. Symphony No3: Schubert, Organ Concerto: Poulenc, Old Wine in New Bottles: Jacob, Symphony No31: Mozart. Aug 25 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) WEST OF SCOTLAND SCHOOLS CONCERT BAND Conductor: Nigel Boddice. West Side Story: Bernstein, Carnival of the Insects: Fraser, Sirocco: Aug 27 McGuire. 12.30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC) WEST OF SCOTLAND SCHOOLS ORCHESTRA ConductonWilliam Conway. Carnival Mussorgsky/Ravel. Overture: Berlioz, Romeo and Juliet:Tchaikovsky, Pictures atRoman an Exhibition: Aug 27 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) PERTH YOUTH ORCHESTRA ENSEMBLES String Quartet in G minor: Bocherini, Percussion Ensemble - Dimensions: E del Borgo plus wind and brass Aug 28ensembles. 12.30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC)

PERTH YOUTH ORCHESTRA Marriage of Figaro: ! Mozart, Symphony No9 'New World'Conductor:Allan : Dvorak, AmericanYoung. in Paris: Gershwin, Inferno: Smith. I Aug 28 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) FIFE YOUTH STRING ORCHESTRA AND FIFE YOUTH Paterson. PERCUSSION Conductor: Kenneth Including eel'ENSEMBLE Thing:£4.50Hamilton Midnight:Clark/Rebecca Gauger. Aug 29 The 12.30'R(13.30) (£2.00) and (FreePast SUDC) FIFE YOUTH ORCHESTRA Conductor: Graeme Wilson. John Wallace.Trumpet Concerto: Bruce Fraser, Soirees Musicales:Soloist: Rossini/Britten, Arnold, Bach/Elgar, and Mendelssohn. Aug 29 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) FIFE YOUTH band JAZZcelebrates ORCHESTRA Director: Richard Michael.The award-winning its 25th anniversary. Programme includes Burns30Love12.Songs Suite.£4.50 (£2.00) Aug 30 (13.30) (Free SUDC) BEDFORDSHIRE COUNTY YOUTH SECOND ORCHESTRA AND DANESBOROUGH CHORUS Conductor: Ian Smith. Messa di Gloria: Puccini,Williamson, Arnold and Borodin. Aug 30 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) REDBRIDGE MUSICJohnson, SERVICE Conductor: Alan Bell.and Les Miserables, Annie, Holst,WIND Starer, BAND Fraser, Anderson, Grundman Osterling. Aug 3 I 12.30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC) LOTHIAN SCHOOLS Four DanceNoS: Episodes fromORCHESTRA 'Rodeo': Copland,ConductonWilliam Cello Concerto NoConway. I: Saint-Saens, Symphony Tchaikovsky. Aug 3 I 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) EDINBURGHandSCHOOLS ORCHESTRA Director: Dan Hallam. 40s Rock(£2.00) andJAZZ Latin. SeptSwing/80s I 12.30 (13.30)90s£4.50 (FreeCome SUDC)and enjoy the band! CHETHAM' S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conductor: Threlfall. High on theNoS: Slopes ofTerrror: Maxwell Davies, Piano ConcertoStephen No3: Prokofiev, Symphony Tchaikovsky. Sept I 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) World Premiere

Office LOU presents the acclaimed Japanese choreographer KAORUCO SHINLA

- 27th August 3:00 pm {4:00 pm), £10 (£8) Gateway Theatre, Elm Row (Top end of Leith Walk), Venue 7 Box Office: 0131 317 3939 Fringe Box Office: 0131 226 0000

_BACARD^BREEZER^and the Bat Devi5-27ce areAugregi01 stered Irademarks ol Bacardi & Company Lir

Venue 187 - St Giles’ Cathedral, High Street, Royal Mile LI2 SCOTTISHKevin BORDERS WINDworks AND byCHAMBER ORCHESTRAS Conductor: Price. Including Mozart, Bach, Warlock, Konagaya, Binney,Williams and Ben. Sept 2 18.00 (19.00) Free (non-ticketed) OLD ST PAUL'S MUSIC 2001 00©©0 Venue 45 - Old St Paul’s Church & Hall, Jeffrey Street Tickets 556 0476 KI3 FESTIVAL MASSES Experience festival worship amidst musical and liturgical opulence in Old St.Paul' s (Sun 12): the beauty of plainchant. (Sun 19): Viennese Rococo: Schubert, Mass in C. (Sun 26): Parisian splendour: Langlais, Messe12,19,26 Solennelle. Aug 10.30 (noon) Free (non-ticketed) HANDEL' S and MESSIAH A festival performance of Handel' loved oratorio byAug the30Choir Orchestra Old StPaul' s, directed by Leslies much Shankland. 19.30 (22.00) £7.00of(£5.00) ORCHESTRAL CONCERTofViennese Mozart'sClassics Clarinetpresented Concertobyforms the centrepiece of sa conducted programme the Orchestra ofAugOld24St.19.Paul' by Robert Dick. 45 (22.00) £7.00 (£5.00) OXFORD BELLES (ACAPELLA GROUP) 000©0 Venue 112 194 - The David Young Gallery at Marie Curie House, 29 Albany Street Tickets 226 0000 THE OXFORD BELLES Upbeat acapella group with ayou difference! gathering of alloffemale Oxford undergraduates charm theirA lively ownto arrangements popular song through voice andwillharmony alone.withDonation Marie Curie cancer care. Aug 20-25 15.15 (16.15) £4.00 (£3.00) World Premiere SAMUEL OYEDIJI OO©©© Venue 47 - Cafe Royal Fringe Theatre, l7West Register Street Tickets 556 2549 JI2 SAMUEL OYEDIJI An innovative world music artist. His digitally mixed live-sampling, with special effects and rhythms, form multi-layers of sound. Evocative songs are deliveredSublime. in English, Latin, Nigerian, as well as more obscure languages. Aug 5-26African (not 12,19) 19.00 (20.00) £6.00 (£5.00) >■"

Venue -The Bongo Club - out of the blue, 14 New Street Tickets 556 5204 (Pre-Fringe),KI4 558 7604143(Fringe) SAMUEL Aug 13-18 OYEDIJI I 1.00 (noon) £6.00 (£5.00) PHILOMUSICA OF EDINBURGH OQO©0 Venue 91 - St Mary's Cathedral, Palmerston Place Tickets 226 0000 L6 25TH byBIRTHDAY CONCERT Thisinstruments ever-popular orchestra is oncetrumpet, again joined a varied collection of solo including recorder, marimba and two double-basses! Programme includes works by Vivaldi, Michael Haydn,I I Boyce, and Boccherini, Aug 20.00 Bottesini (21.45) £7.00 (£5.00) www.selville.abel.co.uk/philo VIVALDI' S FOUR Lawrence Dunn - programme violin, performs one of the most popular works inSEASONS the suite Baroque includes Handel' s Watermusic (flute and repertoire.The trumpet suite) and Vivaldi's also concerto 'Aug La Notte' played by Katherine Wake flute. 23 20.00 (21.45) £7.00 (£5.00) PLEASANCE MUSIC ©0©©0 Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 MI2 DARKNESS AND DISGRACE A musical cabaret from the songs ofof David Bowie. Des de Moor ' o ne of the country' s leading interpreters the cabaret-chanson tradition' 'Go and see him live. Believe me, it's worth Morning(01.15) Star. £7.50Guardian. Aug 13-27it' 00.15 (£6.50) GONZO 'DOG DO' BARn'rBAND Perret & Limb. chancefeaturing ever! Dadaistcomedians music-hall jazzmusicians. rock' ollAndcabaret tribute to theLastBonzos, guest and a Swedish translator in a bear suit. Aug Aug 21-23 24-27 01.15 01.15 (02.15) (02.15) £5.00 £6.00 LATE NIGHTS AT THE DOME Serious late nights out - top DJs, parties, hip karaoke and thejointrest.brochure Licensedandbarour withwebsite food tillfor3am. Checkwww.pleasance.co.uk Fringe Guide Daily, The details: Aug Scotsman 1-4,10-12,14-24,26-27 01.30 (03.00) Check listings PLEASANCE MUSIC continues over the page

(not 21 st) preview on 3rd "EXTRAORDJNARILY FUNNY The Times * * 'A MASTER CRAFTSMAN" The Scotsman BOUND & GAggED COMEDY in association with KINETIC - LA

PLEASANCE www.emophilips.com TlSdlti 01315566550 www.boundandgaggedcomedy.com

PLEASANCE TfcdM 01315566550

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000 PLEASANCE MUSIC continued SHORT LOUISE RUTKOWSKI SINGS NEWMAN Backed bySTORIES: pianist Roland Perrin, former This Mortal Coil RANDY singer explores Newman’s surreal world of misfits and mishaps, delivering songs to make you laugh 15-16,19-20 and cry.‘Beautiful’ o,‘Majestic’ Hot Press. Aug 01.10 Mq/' (02.10) Aug 17-18 01.10 (02.10) £6.00 £5.00 mesmerises songs her genre-defying 'ERROLYN Meet me at WALLEN Haroldfusion Moores' . See andandwith hear why Thefrom Guardian called hersaidalbum, Jazz/Classical/Pop ' i nspiring' ' s hocking' and The Independent 'sublime'. Worth(not staying7) up01.00for!(02.40) £5.00 Aug Aug 1-9,12-13 10-11 01.00 (02.40) £6.00 ^ MERRI-MAY! DOESN'T EVERYONE? 'Wicked Sense of Humour' Time Out. Growing up on an isolatedfuses Australian sheep she can bestories forgiventhatfor thinking differently. satirical songsstation & unbelievable leave 7-9,12-16,19 people laughingMerri-May at themselves! www.merrimaygill.com Aug 23.10 (midnight) £7.00 (£5.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 23.10 (midnight) £8.00 (£6.50) Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 MERRI-MAY! T EVERYONE? Aug 3-4,10-11 DOESN' 01.00 (01.50) £3.00 (£2.00) INSTANT SUNSHINE Every secondmusicon and stage is honedWithfor their comedy as this gentlemanly quartet radiates hilarious harmonies and brilliant songs £7.50 they are masters ofhumour. an increasingly rareunlikely art. Aug 19,21-23 17. 0 0 (18.00) (£6.00) Aug 23-25 12. 0 0 (13.00) £8.50 (£7.00) Aug 24-25 17.00 (18.00) JANE BOMBANE - QUEEN THEoriginal FUNKY HARMONIUM Fringe 2000 award-winner returnsOFwith songs, rhymes mechanical hats toHerald match. 'Gloriously eccentric. Unmissable' Evening News, 'and delightful' Scotsman, ' m ajesty and wit' Time Out, ' e nchanting' Stage, www.janebombane.co.uk Previews Aug 1-3 14.40 (15.40) Aug 0 £3.00 (15.40)£7.50£7.00(£6.50) (£6.00) Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 I 1-12,18-19,24-27 14.414.0 4(15.40) >»" JONATHAN PRAG ©0©©0 Venue 47 - Cafe Royal Fringe Theatre, l7West Register Street Tickets 556 2549 JI2 CLASSICAL GUITAR This is music from the heart. O' C arolan, Bach.Tarrega, Piazzolla.The Rhythms of South worldbuzzes premiere of astoundingandnew Gordon theAmerica; programme passion.3-27ItCarr is a composition music s- dream come(£4.50) true. with excitement Aug (not 15) 14.lover' 05 (14.55) £6.00 World Premiere ^

THAT TRULY "ERVERIS ■k

PLEASANMi 1013155665501 AUG 1-27 (§> 2130h

TW: TTf- fiucznr rncr-r* TExm J0HN CAMERON MITCHELL “STEPHEN TRASK

PUNGMUAK ®0©©0 Venue 37 - George Square Theatre, George Square Tickets 662 8740 NI2 TOKEBI Beat the nightmare! Korea rhythm comes tofantasia. the Festival with a bang literally! A Boisterous and imaginative Seven young master bring ancientoftraditions of PungMul percussion into rock 'n' roll. Adrummers barredthe barrage Augno-holds 3-12 20.40 (21.40) £9.00rhythm. (£7.00) Venue 14 - Gilded Balloon atTeviot Row House,5/2 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403 MI2 TOKEBI Aug 13-15 15. 1 5 (16.15) £9.00 (£7.00) Aug 1416,20-22 20.45 (21.45) Aug 00 (15.00) Aug 18-19 14.014.0 (15.00) Aug 24-25 20.45 (21.45) £8.50 (£7.50) European Premiere ^ QUINCY CHORAL SOCIETY 00©00 Venue 131 - Greyfriars Kirk, Greyfriars Place, Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 1900 M12 AMERICAN SONGBOOK Bringing our favourite music from the USAandto Edinburgh. From Irving Berlin to Aaron Copland, show tunes, traditional spiritual melodies, pop to classical performed by lively, talented singers from Quincy, Aug 18 Massachusetts. 19.30(21.15) £6.00 (£4.00) RANDOLPH oo©@o THE FRENCHSTUDIO INSTITUTE Venue 55 Randol p h St u di o @The French Institute, Institut Francai s D' E cosse, 13 Randol ph J7 Crescent Tickets 220 7761 SIMON ELBAZ MUSICAL MATROUZ Magical singer/player of oud (Arabic lute),ofback inandEdinburgh withprayer. his musical creation matrouz, supplication love universal 'His embroidered poetry2000. ina Hebrew, Arabic, French, English... captivates the audience' **** Scotsman Aug 6-25 (not Suns) 18.00 (19.00) £6.00 £4.00

venue 4 ST columba s OQ bby\ the Castle ^ ■WJl

2 to 26 August 12.00 noon T'we"tli Night (even dates) Richard III (odd dates)

24 hour Box Office at; www.edfringe.com

1111 K

The Boys are (| back In town with an outrageous new production!

Directed by Phillip Gandey

“Spectacular, Flamboyant... Gloriously Good Fun” ★★★★★ The List, Glasgow “Outstanding array of talent and spectacle... a definite must on anyone's list” ★★★★★ ScotFM August 4th to 25th Meadows Studio Big Top, The Meadows, Melville Drive. Licenced bar applied for Book Now: on site Box office open 9.30pm - 8.30pm DIAL A SEAT 0131 667 0202 Fringe Box office 0131 226 0000 I

RICARDO & SIROCO: O0©©O LA FAMILIAGARCIA FLAMENCA Venue 203 -The Cameo Bar Hole,23 Commercial Street Tickets 554 9999 BI6 LA FAMILIA FLAMENCA Uniquecreating flamenco from Andalucia mixing salsa, Latin American and Cuban rhythms an astonishing sound of the life and blood5-25 of Spain. wind £7.50 never(£5.50) sleeps it is said of their music. Aug 20.30The(22.00) >»" ROGLERAND SARAPIK 000©0 Venue 131 - Greyfriars Kirk,Greyfriars Place, Candlemaker RowTickets 225 1900 MI2 LUNCHTIME CONCERT Composer Robert Rogler and Estonian violinist and soprano Katariina Sarapik present a programme of original, classical music. Acclaimed in America by audiences and and themusicologists alike, this concert will suit young and old, connoisseurs musically curious. Aug 20,24 12.music 00 (13.00) £5.00 European Premiere ROOM 3 @THE FESTIVAL 2001 00©©0 Venue 157 - St George's West Church, 58 Shandwick Place Tickets 226 0000 K8 THE CHRISTIAN ARTS ALTERNATIVE Graham Kendrick, Bebo Norman, Campolo, Adrian' Larry Norman, Nervous Passenger,Switchfoot, Indigo Echo,Sarah NoelMasen,Tony Richards, Superhero, Sister1235. plus more visit information or call 0131s 620 Aug www.room3.co.uk I 1-24 19.30 22.45 for£6.00latest(£8.00) ROSL ARTS 00©©0 Venue 19 - Royal Overseas League, Overseas House, 100 Princes Street Tickets 226 0000 KIO BREAKFAST WITHandBACH Pianists(clarinet), Martin perform Cousin anda different Alex Taylor, with the Tavec String Quartet StuarteachKing selection of popular Bachincluded and Beethoven morning. Coffee/tea and croissants/pastries afterwards, in the ticket price. Aug 14-17 09.30 (10.30) £7.50 (£5.00) MOZART AT TEATIME Taveccombination string quartetof the joinsWolf forces with Stuart King The inClarinet a accomplished delightful classical 'afterwards Italianclarinettist Serenade' and Mozart Quintet.Tea and homemade shortbread Aug 14 17.included 00 (18.00)in the £7.50ticket (£5.00)price. TEA WITH CHOPIN Pianists Martin Cousin anda different Alex Taylor with theof Tavec String Quartet andandStuart Kingeach (clarinet), perform selection popular Chopin Schubert afternoon. Tea and homemade shortbread afterwards in the £7.50 ticket(£5.00) price. Aug 14-17 included 14.30 (15.30) MOZART ATTEATIME ROSL prizewinners AlexinTaylor (piano) andinclude the Tavec String Quartet embark musical journey a programme Mozart' s Piano Concerto in Aonanda Schubert' s Impromptu in B flat.Teato and homemade shortbread afterwards. Aug 15 17.00 (18.00) £7.50 (£5.00) MOZARTin F,ATTEATIME The Tavec String Quartet Mozart Quartet andQuintet are joined by dazzling Scottish pianist,perform Martin the Cousin, for the Brahms Piano in F minor. Tea and homemade shortbread afterwards included ticket price. Aug 16 in17.the 00 (18.00) £7.50 (£5.00) BRAHMSwithAND LISZT'Rigoletto-Paraphrase AT MIDNIGHT deAlexConcert' Taylor ,begins thisbyexquisite concert theandLiszt followed the Tavec String Quartet Stuart King with the sumptuous Brahms Clarinet Quintet. Afterwards, hot chocolate/coffee and Scottish tablet. Aug 17 22.30 (23.30) £7.50 (£5.00) MOZARTMcNaught ATTEATIME ROSL StuarttheKingSchubert (clarinet), Vanessa andTalented Martin Cousinprizewinners 'shortbread Arpeggione'afterwards Sonata(viola) andincluded Mozart' s 'Kticket egelstatt' T(piano) rio. Tea perform and homemade in price. Aug 17 17.00 (18.00) £7.50 (£5.00) BREAKFAST WITH BACH A plethora ofBeethoven, ROSL Prizewinners perform some different well-known classics byeachBach,morning. Schumann and Schubert, including the popular Spring Sonata, Coffee/tea and croissants/ pastries included£7.50in the(£5.00) ticket price. Aug 20-23afterwards, 09.30 (10.30) MOZART ATTEATIME Award-winning piano Philip Sonata Moore inandC Simon Crawford-Phillips, play inan Fenchanting concert of theduo,Mozart and Schubert Fantasie minor.Tea and shortbread afterwards includedK52I in the ticket price. Aug 20 17.00 (18.00) £7.50 (£5.00) TEA WITH ROSLa different prizewinners Field (saxophone) andother Simon Lepper CHOPIN (piano) present musicalSarah offering ofafterwards Chopin andincluded romantics afternoon. Tea and homemade shortbread inAugthe20-23 ticketeach14.price. 30 (15.30) £7.50 (£5.00) ROSL continues over the page 67

for all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000 LUDUS BAROQUE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA WITH TRINITY BAROQUE Director: Richard Neville-Towle INSPIRED UPLIFTED THERE... BACH’S Bminormass ...lifting the spirits like a glass of Moet! Friday 10th and Saturday nth August 2001 at 7.30pm Canongate Kirk, Royal Mile, Edinburgh Tickets: £9 (£6) Box Office: 0131 668 2019

ROSL continues over the page MOZART Two triosin Etoflattickle fancy!byMozart Divertimento i i(violin), n B flat Liwei K254ATQin andTEATIME the Brahms Op your 40,andplayed Nabarro (cello), SarahTrio Field (saxophone) Simon Ben Lepper (piano). ; Tea and shortbread afterwards. Aug 21 17.00 (18.00) £7.50 (£5.00) MOZART TEATIME The sparkling Bizet 'JeuxMoore/Crawford-Phillips d'Enfants' and Mozart's Sonata in FasAT K497 are performed by the and captivating piano duo, featured on their CD.Tea homemade shortbread afterwards included ticket price. Aug 22 in17.the 00 (18.00) £7.50 (£5.00) MOZARTMozart AT TEATIME mystical Sonataby inROSL G minor and the charming Sonata inPhilip BTheflatMoore K454 (piano).Tea areDebussy performed Ben Nabarro (violin) andticket and homemadeprizewinners shortbread afterwards included in price. Aug 23 17.00 (18.00) £7.50 (£5.00) THE AT MIDNITE SarahbyField conjures a 'saxy' atmosphere beguilingRITE Piazzola Tango, followed Stavinsky' spiano explosive Ritechocolate/coffee of Springwithfor the four hands, played by the Moore/Crawford-Phillips duo. Hot and Scottish tablet afterwards. Aug 23 22.30 (23.30) £7.50 (£5.00) ST ANDREW AND ST GEORGE S 00©©0 AT FESTIVAL STIME Venue 111 - St Andrew's & St George's Church, 13 George Street Tickets 225 3847 JIT ST ANDREW' Sthe&Fringe' ST GEORGE' S CHURCH Thequality Premierperformances chamber music venue on Herald. Come and enjoy high of music, both old and new, in one of the New Town's architectural gems. MIX season AND MATCH inSoloists performing during Philomusica of Edinburgh's 25th Aug 10 12.3combine 0 (13.30) Freea wide-ranging (non-ticketed)programme of chamber music. THE EDLIAN PIANOandTRIO Returns to delight the ear with Mozart, Beethoven Aug 10 14.(Archduke) 30 (16.30) £6.50Smetana (£5.00) piano trios. HARVEST BYTHE HarvestasFolk'Haggis Group& Neeps' present. traditional and contemporary acousticFIRESIDE music(£6.00) - as Scottish Aug 10 19.30 (21.30) £8.00 THREE SONG-CYCLES Mahler (Songs of a Wayfarer), Butterworth (A Shropshire and Ravel: Aug I I 12.30Lad)(13.30) £5.50Geoffrey (£4.00) Madell (Baritone) and Alan Graham (Piano). CITY JennyClaire Blyth Haslin (mezzo-soprano),Jennifer Brown (clarinet), HarrietCLASSICS Davidson (cello), (piano). Scottish international performers provide Aug I I a 14.memorable 30 (16.30) concert. £6.50 (£5.00) BLUE s Moonlight Gershwin' Rhapsody inMIDNIGHT Blue,I I played pianistBeethoven' Stefan(£6.00) Warzycki. Plus Sonata Mozart,andGinastera ands Liszt. Aug 19.30 by(21.30) £8.00 LADIES(soprano) WHO LUNCH the tales they tell in song with Frances Cooper ClaireListen Haslinto(piano). Aug 13 12.30 (13.30)and £5.50 (£4.00) FELSENTRIO Heather andGordon Leon Coates and Lorna Holl (soprano, piano and clarinet). Aug 13 Schubert, 14.30 (16.30)Kreutzer, £6.50 (£5.00) Jacob, Finzi, Coates' premiere.World Premiere CHOPIN DISTILLED 24 preludes, by Stefan Warzycki, display every facet of the£5.50 piano. Also twoplayed polonaises. Aug 14of this12.3poet 0 (13.30) (£4.00) SPECTACULAR STATESIDE SOPRANO - ELIZABETH KEUSCH sings Schumann, Stravinsky, andpiano. some superbly sonorous, and scintillating surprises with Alan Jacques, Aug 14 14.30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) WHEN SUDDENLY THE DONs quicksilver BANKS TRIO (violin, horn, piano). From Mozart' s happen! classic to- Matheson' contemporary masterpiece anything Aug 15 could 14.30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) UK Premiere ORGAN22:RECITALS August 15: George Wilson s(Edinburgh) - Bach, Sokola; August Leon s & St George' ) - Bach, Bellini. Aug 15,22 12.30Coates (13.30) (StFreeAndrew' (non-ticketed) THE SHALOMforENSEMBLE Founded by Madeleine Whiteson (Whitelaw) presents Aug 16 music 12.30 (13.30)all tastes £5.50 including (£4.00) classical, palm court and gypsy items. EDINBURGHLawrence BAROCK musicRobert from the baroque -Vivaldi, etc. Scarlatti, Dunn,Virtuoso Jane Blackie, Lay, Italian Mandolin, Harpsichord, Aug 17 etc, 12,30 (13.30) £6.00 (£5.00) MELANGERIE Songs byJennifer Ravel, Milhaud, etc. 'Full of unexpected twists and turns' Scotsmon. Logan andCage,AlanPrevin, Jacques. Aug Aug 1719 14.19.3300 (16.30) (21.30) £7.00 (£6.00)

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com

II j

ST S & ST GEORGE S CHOIR Soloists- Leon and Coates. orchestra HaydnANDREW' Requiem. Conductor Aug 18'Little 12.30Organ (13.30)Mass' FreeFaure (non-ticketed) RACHMANINOV CELLOthisSONATA Oxford and Tim Ribchester, perform explosive Dynamic masterpiece plus duo,Alex Schumann,Mathers MartinQ and AugMacMillan 19 14.30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) 2001 College MIND ODYSSEY (tenor), Leon- Schumann Coates (piano) from Royal of PsychiatristsJohn'ACox rts' celebration (Dichterliebe), Wolf, Gurney. Aug 20 14.30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) ARBOREA ART OF THE VIRTUOSO Recorder and organ20-21,24 works byMUSICA:THE Handel,Telemann Aug 12.Bach, 30 (13.30) £5.50 (£4.00)and Corelli. 'Excellent' Scotsman. Aug 25 14.30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) LE PLAISIR DEincluding VERSAILLES Fires of Love perform intimate French baroque - Marais Aug 22 music 14.30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00)trio sonata - charming airs de cour. PIANO RECITAL London and based pianist Geoffrey Dancer returns this year with s Waldscenen Aug Schumann' 23 12.30 (13.30) £5.50 (£4.00)Schubert's Sonata in G Major. NORTHERN FRISKpercussive Excitingstep NorthWest performance concept - double hornpipes, reels, dance, haunting melodies, harmony singing. Aug 23 14.fast30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) MERLYN TRIO Daphne Godson (violin), Pat Hair (cello), Leon Coates (piano)24 - Beethoven Major,(£5.00) Coates and Brahms B Major. Aug 14.30 (16.30)G £6.50 IAN AINSWORTH (bass-baritone),Alan Graham (piano) adding exploreBerlioz pagan Nuits & Christian in Schubert, Schumann, English composers; D'ete.25 themes Aug 12.30 (13.30) £5.50 (£4.00) GUITAR RECITAL Watson plays popular,'Koyunbaba' classics including Bach's 'Latin Chaconne' , Albeniz's 'SMalcolm uite Espafiola' , Domeniconis' and tours America! Aug 26 14.30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) ENSEMBLE Scenes from varied operas, operettas and musicals by this versatile singing delightfully Aug 26group 19.30in(21.30) £8.00 (£6.00)concert programme - something for everyone! DIE SCHONEperform MULLERIN Icelandic baritone, Astmar Olafsson, and Alan Jacques, Schubert' Aug 27 piano, 12.30 (13.30) £5.50 (£4.00)s cycle of Heine's poems on unrequited love. POLLY MAYFolksongs (MEZZO-SOPRANO),ANDREW (PIANIST) by De Falla, Berio and Britten,MATTHEWS-OWEN French chansons and Aug 27 14.30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) BACH'S 'THEThomas ART OFLaing-Reilly FUGUE' arranged by John Clapperton as an organ duet, Aug 27played19.3by0 (21.30) £8.00 (£6.00) and John Kitchen.

Including the arrival in Edinburgh of the great Joan Rivers the rudest superstar, the doyenne of female comedy. 22-27 August

ST CUTHBERT'S PARISH CHURCH oo©©o Venue 122 - St Cuthbert's Parish Church, 5 Lothian Road Tickets 229 1142 K9 ORGANFEST FESTIVAL OF ORGAN MUSIC AT ST CUTHBERT' S PARISH CHURCH 10 lunch time recitals on acclaimed walker organ given bystylesorganists from Great Britain and beyond. Repertoire Retiring includescollection. wide range of from baroque Free admisssion. Aug 13-17,20-24 12.to45contemporary. (13.30) Free (non-ticketed) MUSIC FOR FEAST OF ALL SAINTS Choralandandworks organbymusic sequence for AllTHE SaintsBruckner, by Kenneth Plainchant Palestrina, Bach, Mendelssohn, Faure,Leighton. Stanford, Dupre.Retiring St Cuthbert’s Festival Choir, Director Thomas Laing-reilly. Free admission. collection. Aug 19 20.00 (21.30) Free (non-ticketed) ST GILES' CATHEDRAL OO0OO Venue 187 - St Giles' Cathedral, High Street, Royal Mile LI2 EDINBURGH QUARTET Napier University present their quartet inconcerts. residenceMasterworks and Scotland'bysMendelssohn premiere ensemble in a series of late night will beNotpaired exciting, recently re-discovered gems(23.30) from Scottish repertoire. to bewithmissed! Aug 13-17 22.30 £7.00 (£5.00)

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000 ST MARK’S IN CASTLE TERRACE 00©©0 Venue 125 - St Mark's Unitarian Church, Castle Terrace Tickets 226 0000 L9 ARCO ENSEMBLE A programme ofsclassical stringSerenade orchestral musicwork. conducted byAugJohn31 Mortimer, featuring Tchaikovsky' wonderful as main 20.00 (21.15) £7.00 (£4.00) BORIS (viola) GUCKELSBERGER: REQUIEM VIOLAby aSOLA Nikolaus Schlierf plays unique epochal New MusicFORwritten young German composer. Aug 10,13,15 20.00 (21.00) £5.50 (£3.50) World Premiere Amayhem 'CANNY NEET OOT! Aofnight out, with the 'Geordies'. Music, mirth and North England. Aug 26 from 20.00 the (21.30) £5.00East(£3.00) DUO RECITAL Piano - IsobelandAnderson, Bass -Sonata. Christopher Gray. Works Schubert'sDouble 'Arpegione' Aug 18by19.Pergolesi, 30 (21.30)Bottesini £6.00 (£3.00) EDLIAN PIANOTRIO returnsandwith dazzlingShostakovich Russian programme aAug first performance (Rubinstein) the afamous Trio. featuring Aug 914 13.16.0000(14.00) (19.00) Free £6.50(non-ticketed) (£5.00) AN WITH OSCAR WILDEcombining Cameoexcerpts present from an evening OscarEVENING Wilde, a costumed entertainment Wilde'with s writing with period music. ' D elightful' Scotsman. Aug 27-28 20.00 (21.45) £6.50 (£4.50) LUNCHTIME CONCERTS See venuebass),noticeboard performances byFREE Hardie, Christopher Gray (double Robert Layfor(viols), Squair Mile- Alastair Consort, and others. Aug 9-10,16-17,22,Sep I 13.00 (14.00) Free (non-ticketed) JOSCELYN STEELE PIANOLiszt,Dedicated inspired artistDebussy, - deep insight soul of works played. Chopin, Scriabin, Rachmaninov, de Falla,into Granados, Aug 18 17.Albeniz. 00 (19.00) £5.00 (£3.00) KANTARO play a fascinating of contemporary rhythms. Mystical pre-Inca Andean... instruments berange incorporated Aug 16-17,24-25 20.00 (21.30)will £7.00 (£5.00) into this years performances. PIANO AND SONGOp.109,1 RECITALS Aug 29:16: with Michael (piano); Beethoven' s sonatas 10,111.Aug AnneLester-Cribb Lewis (mezzo-soprano); Handel,16,29Berlioz, Weill,£6.00 Lester-Cribb. Aug 16.3Kurt 0 (18.15) (£4.00) PIANO FAVOURITES William Chopin, Alexander performs music by Bach, Haydn, Beethoven, Aug 25 14.Schubert, 00 (16.00)Alkan, £6.00Faure, (£5.00) Liszt, Schulz-Evler. SCOTTISH Watson GUITAR(premiere) DUO Phillip Thorne, Madeley. performance; Mertz, Mozart,Selina Geddes. SecondFirstperformance; Stevenson, Rodrigo, Falla, Rossini, Son Aug 20-21 19.30 (21.30) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere SONG RECITAL Mary Young: soprano,Mendelssohn, Eila Coates; Brahms, contrralto,Dvorak. Hannah Moore: piano, perform songs by Purcell, Aug 19 14.30 (15.45) £5.00 (£4.00) SQUAIR MILEmusicCONSORT VIOLSandWith Rosiesongs. Sweetnam (soprano) perform17,26early from £6.00 Byrd OF to(£4.00) Purcell consort Aug 17.00 (18.30) ST MARY'S CATHEDRAL O0©©O Venue 91 - St Mary's Cathedral, Palmerston Place Tickets 226 0000 L6 PHOEBE ANNATRAQUAIR SONG SCHOOL MURALS Painted between 1888-1892 Phoebe Traquair' s acclaimed murals, restored in 1998 illustrate the 'Benedicite omniaofopera' .They show influence and canticle are a moving expression faith.Tours meet pre-Raphaelite at West Door ofAugCathedral. 6-27 (not Suns) I 1.00 (I 1.45) 12.00 (12.45) Free (non-ticketed) CATHEDRAL FESTIVAL CHORAL SUNDAY 12th:Service; 10.30 Eucharist -Vierne Messe Solennelle, 15.30 Evensong -SERVICES Gibbons15.30 Second 19th: 10.30 Eucharist Victoria Missa de Beata MariaVirgine, Evensong Howells Gloucester Service; 26th: 10.30 Eucharist Mozart Coronation Mass, 15.30 Evensong Dyson in D. Aug Aug 12,19,26 12,19,26 10.15.3300 (11.45) (16.15) Free (non-ticketed) JtheS BACH MASS IN B MINOR byScottish Chamber Choir with soloists from Bach'Dunedin s12Mass20.00inConsort B Minor.accompanied DirectorSt-Giles' MichaelChamber Harris Ensemble perform Aug (22.15) £Musical 10.00 (£7.00) CATHEDRAL FESTIVALrenowned CHORALCathedral EVENSONG ON WEEKDAYS Sung byPremiere the internationally Choir.liveHighlight the World of a new work by Arvo Part during broadcastwillforbeBBC Radio 3 (August 15th, 16.00 doors close at 15.45). Aug 13,14,16,17 17.30(18.15) Free (non-ticketed) Aug 15 16.017.0 (17.00) Aug 20-24 30 (18.15)Free World Premiere 70

LUNCHTIME Two weeksandof lunchtime concertsaddition, with leading performers fromCONCERTS the UK' s top'Chamber universities conservatoires. leadingPartLondon-based group Domaine' will perform asIn part of the Arvo Festival (15th) in the presence of the composer. Aug 13-25 (not S uns) 13.10(13.50) Free (non-ticketed) LATE-NIGHTcomposers CANDLELIT CONTEMPORARY A mini-fest popularMater contemporary Arvo Part and James15th: MacMillan. 14th:Piano PartofWorks Stabat (Chamber Domaine, with composer present); MacMillan (Simon14-16 Smith);22.3016th:(23.15) Part Choral Aug £5.00 and Organ works (St Mary's Cathedral Choir). LATE-NIGHT CANDLELIT BAROQUE concerts ofwith masterpieces byperformers Bach, Handel Purcell (soprano), (including Handel' sTwo German leading Susaninandthe Hamilton Kathryn Greeleyof StArias) (violin) and Matthew Owens (organ) splendid candlelit gothic space Mary' s Cathedral. Aug 21,22 22.30 (23.15) £5.00 CELEBRITY CONCERT 19th: 19.30 16.30 Cathedral FreeORGAN recitalChoir onRECITAL/CATHEDRAL theConcert renowned FatherFaure' WillissCHOIR organ Lindley. 25th: including Requiem- Simon and Dave Heath Requiem (World Premiere) sung by the internationally renowned choir. Aug 19 16. 3 0 (17.30) Free (non-ticketed) Aug 25 19.30 (21.00) £6.00 World Premiere ST MICHAEL & ALL SAINTS CHURCH OO0©O Venue 95 - St Michael and All Saints' Church, Brougham Street N9 ST. MICHAEL AND ALL SAINTS CHOIR Exciting World Premiere of Mass by Matthew Roddie (19th) performed as part of high mass, and framed by'Missa twodegreat masses(26th). - the Haydn 'Nelson' (with orchestra 12th) and Victoria Victoria' Aug 12,19,26 11.00 (12.30) Free (non-ticketed) World Premiere SALSA CELTICA 000©0 Venue 72 -The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street Tickets 668 2019 OI4 SALSA CELTICA featuring Conjunto Folklorico Cutumba.An irresistible, original fusion of Scottish music with Cuban dance. Edinburgh' s home-grown Latin talentspiceteams with Cuba's national dance company. Expect fiddles, pipes, timbales, and upsweat. Aug 22 20.30 (midnight) £ I 1.00 (£9.00) SCOTCH MALT WHISKY SOCIETY 00©©0 Venue 102 - Scotch Malt Whisky Society,The Vaults, 87 Giles Street Tickets 554 3451 BI6 CEILIDH EXTRAVAGANZA Toexponents round up ofthetraditional festival Fringe atandThesong Vaults,that we present a selection of the finest music Scotland has to(22.00) offer. A £feast authentica freetraditional Aug 29 20.00 12.50ofincludes dram. culture - not to be missed FOLK SONGS OF ALLAN RAMSAY Ian Brucethein man concert Dr Fred Freeman providing an overview ofIanRamsay, andFredwith song-writer (Edinburgh' s 18th century poet Laureate). features in, and produces 'Aug The Complete Songs of Robert Burns' . 14,21 20.00 (22.00) £12.50 includes a free dram FOLK SONGS BURNS IantheBruce in concert a running commentary DrOFFredROBERT on BurnsSongs song-writer and with the man. Ian and Fred are heavilyby involved inFreeman 'The£Complete of Robert Aug 8,12,19,28 20.00 (22.00) 12.50 includes a free dram Burns' Linn Records. GLAMOURIE ANDupGRAVEYARDS Robin Laing Elspeth Cowie singof toScottish keep their spirits as itstheywitches, brave warlocks, the terrors of theand supernatural world folk culture with ghosts, vampires, bogies and other eldritch beings. Aug 13,15,20,22 20.00 (22.00) £12.50 includes a free dram SOCIETY BLUESnightsA return visit from Aberdeen' s toughest blues band, Big Mama Jay.Two no-nonsense, in youronface, paintstripping blues. Join Janie and the20.00 boys,(22.00) throughof£ their Aug 26-27 12.50 eclectic includes a'take' free dramthe music that started it all. SCOTLAND IN LOVE / STORY & HARP OOQOO Venue 112 194 - The David Young Gallery at Marie Curie House, 29 Albany Street Tickets 226 0000 SCOTLANDofINScotland' LOVEs past Entertoldthethrough welcoming ansonghour'withs enchantment story,warmth harp andof and acclaimed international artistes, storyteller David Campbell Katie 13-18 Targett-Adams. Donation Marie Curie cancer care. harpist/singer, Aug 15.15 (16.15) £4.00to(£3.00) World Premiere Over £500,000 to give away! See page 3 for details

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com SCOTTISH SINFONIA OOOOO Venue 131 - Greyfriars Kirk, Greyfriars Place, Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 1900 MI2 MAHLER SYMPHONY NO.6 Underwiththeironeconductor Neilpowerful Mantle, Sinfonia’s highly acclaimed Mahler cycle continues of his most works. 'No players wondertoo'he received ovations not just from the capacity audience but from the Herald.£8.00 Aug 26 17. 0 0 (18.30) Aug 27 20.00 (21.30) (£6.00) SEGOVIA TRIO 000©0 Venue 6 - Nicolson Square Methodist Church, 25 Nicolson Square Tickets 226 0000 MI3 ABSOLUTE GUITAR MUSIC Music for three guitars from Spain and**** South America.An hour of ' s umptuous... sensuous expression' Scotsman Aug 22-24 13.00 (13.55) £5.00 (£4.00) SHORT AND GIRLIE THEATRE COMPANY 00©00 Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 L12 JAZZ-QUEENS A tantalising fusionChaudhry' of Asian svocals and dancing improvisations on keyboard. Aneesa ' v oice like silk' smoothly flows across an electric range. With anheroff-the-wall finger-tapping madness, Alex Dalton interprets standards Aug I 1-18the00.50 (01.30)with £5.50 (£4.50) flair, leaving you transfixed. THE FAMOUS SPIEGELTENT 0O©©O Venue 87 - The Famous Spiegeltent, Princes Mall Rooftop Plaza, Princes Street Tickets 226 0000 JI2 THE FAMOUS SPIEGELTENT - SPIEGEL MUJIK Returning with a season of world music concerts - new serious, sensuous and sweet - togigsatiate every taste! Showcasing the best artists and legends all! The Fringe, the dream palace, your private club, your festival soundtrack. of the AMOS GARRETT firststyle... solo triptwotospecial the UK Legendary veteran of (AND over 200BAND) albums;This uniqueis hisguitar shows14only!23.00 Aug (midnight) £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 16 14.00 (15.00)

» 00S presents stand up st August [not 6,13]

□ □H Worl wide i=1 COMEDY SUPPORTER OF dLIVE

BIGsoul, BUZZARD I I hepmusicianship, cats playing ****' burningScotsman. jazz, funk, jive, blues, swingBOOGIE and salsa.BAND 'Mischievous Julwww.bigbuzzard.com 28-3 I 21.30 (23.30) £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 1,2,4,6 23.00 (01.00) Aug 3,4,5,12 Aug 8,9,10,1 I 14.18.0030(15.00) (19.30) >r THE BLUE HOUSE ' W ickedly mouthy humour with drop dead gorgeous singing'newScotsman. Aussie trio sold out '96, '97, '98. Back with a new show and two albums.(21.00) Aug 13 20.00 £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 21,23-26 18.30 (19.30) COLCANNON Dynamic fine arrangements, irresistible stage presence. Award-winningvocalCelticharmonies, band. Another Australian export reeking of class.7,12 Aug 18.30 (19.30) £8.00 (£6.00) CUTUMBA - CUBAN EXTRAVAGANZA extravaganza! Vibrant percussion music and Afro-Cuban dance, Aandsensual salsa from top professionals. Aug 19 14.00Dance (15.30)class£8.00included. (£7.00) DAVID David BRIDIE the songs Chocolate Cake, bringsacclaimed you hisatmospheric own project. and Choice, hisEx My bandFriend perform fromshort critically album Art of Free with accompanying films. Aug 13 21.3023.00(22.30) £9.00 (£7.00) Aug 21-24 (midnight) DEAF SHEPHERD A youngthebandcultural breathing vibrant new life into old musical traditions. Perfectly embodies Aug 19 23.00 (midnight) £8.00 (£6.00) confidence of contemporary Scotland. DUKE ELLINGTON’S g BuzzardisBoogie Band and Clifton Choir.£8.00 JazzSACRED and choirsCONCERT don't usuallyBimix.This the exception. Aug 3-5Cathedral 14.00 (15.00) (£6.00) FLAT RECORDS Stekpanna, Flat Back Luislist,D'AFIVE gostino,JH4. New JAZZ U.K.Jazz- SHOWCASE label with the tastiest European talentFour,on www.flatfiverecords.co.uk Julit's 27-31,Aug 1,2 14.00 (17.00) GEORGE Emerging from jazz, the Oz a dramatic five-piece combine extraordinary vocals, fused funkGold and Coast, progressive rock operatic-style performance... Aug £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 68-1020.0023.00(21.00) (midnight) ^ THE FAMOUS SPIEGELTENT continues over the page the 00[S] presents

Your chance to see the TV recordings of BBC I's The Stand Up Show showcasing a range of the hottest comedy talent around, from comedy circuit favourites to the best performers from around the globe.The series returns to our screens in the Autumn. 6,7, 8,9areAugust 17.00 [ 18.30] DomeperBoxperson. Office Tickets from theMaxirPI :etickets at 10am thefreeday and beforeavailable each show.

THE FAMOUS SPIEGELTENT continued HENWENandAllmesmerise. the sweetness five unfashionable women will arrangements,Yorkshire harmonies secondcan tomuster none. Augdazzle 23,25-26 14.00 (15.00)Innovative Free (non-ticketed) JOHN BUTLERTRIO Oz hottest band, with chart topping 12 string new album - 21.30 Three.(22.30) Driving£8.00 roots(£6.00) music with social, environmental edge. Aug Aug 67,9-10 23.00 (midnight) ^ LOU BENNETT Former herself memberas ofa consummate acclaimed female group Tiddas, has wasted no time establishing solo artist. Aug I13I noon Aug 16.00 (13.00) (17.00) £8.00 (£6.00) MANIC OPERA 'Brilliant' Scotsman. gymnastics with sophisticated smut. 'So Comic wickedlyacappella funny I combining literally criedvocalwith laughter, Aug 13-20*****'18.Adelaide 30 (19.30)Advertiser. £8.00 (£6.00) MERRI-MAY GILL IN CONCERT 'Acoustic flare, wicked sense of humour' Time 22Out.18.Guest musicians, Aug 30 (19.30) £8.00satirical (£6.00)songs and unbelievable stories. MICKWeddings, THOMAS ANDAnything THE SURE songwritertheofpower legendary band - MickTHING and new Singer, band celebrate ofAug song.14,18 14.0Parties, 0 (15.00) £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 13,15 23.00 (midnight) OLD BLIND DOGS he band crafted moves effortlessly and exotic(midnight) sets to'Tcarefully ballads' Folkfrom Roots.exciting up-tempo Augfaintly 26 23.00 £8.00 (£6.00) EXPRESS Inebriating ofORIENT Klezmer Jazz. 'YouMOVING really haveSCHNORERS to be there' Herald. 'Helluvacocktail fun out' Liand Julnight29-Aug 5st. 18.30 (19.30) £8.00 (£6.00) ^ PEATBOG FAERIES with their newit across album the Faerieglobe.Totally Stories, andbanging. two new members.The band have been larging Aug 16 23.00 (midnight) £8.00 (£6.00) RORY MCLEOD with his rich, global melodies and intimate, politically powerful lyricism.(21.30) 'MReturns cLeod' Aug 20 20.00 £9.00s originality (£7.00) makes him a national icon' Mojo.

SALSAwrong. CELTICA ScottishfromSalsa... it would were Now(01.00) a legend Newthey Yorksaid to Rio. Do notnever miss!work... they Jj Aug 17,18 23.00 £ 10.00 (£8.00) STIFF GINS Liquid vocals willtriostun seduce you simultaneously.This aboriginal, female soul/groove are and fast gaining international recognition. Aug 30 (19.30) Aug 67-818.00.30 (01.30)£8.00 (£6.00) THE WAIFS Played all majorsfestivals in Canadaact and Edinburgh Australia' finest folk/pop will USA.This bowl you summer, over. Aug 20-23watch 00.30out! (01.30) £8.00 (£6.00) STRICTLY SONGTIME ®0©©0 Venue 148 - Stockbridge House, 2 Cheyne Street Tickets 01383 724 487/07773 413 204 H7: AJoinGRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN fivein asingers andevening band onof'amusical n emotional journey through various stages of love' romantic masterpieces, standards and rarities, redefined in innovative new arrangements.The Edinburgh premiere. Aug 3-11 (not Sun) 20.00 (21.30) £7.50 (£6.50) ^ GERSHWIN & PORTER -andFROM BROADWAY TOreturnBASIN STREET Anne Diack, Greig W W Hill jazz diva Edith Budge after 2000' s sell out run, withblend Andrew Thomson (piano) jazz and interpretations. Ken Thomson (saxophone) in a contrasting of music theatre Aug 15-25 (not 19,20) 20.00 (21.30)and £7.00 (£6.00) JUST THIS SIDE OF MIDNIGHT Strictly Songtime invite fewA late talented friends to join them and do what they do best -pieces whatever that ais!and night potpourri of favourite songs and obscure party exhumed performed for your delectation. Aug 10-1 1,17-18,24-25 22.30 (23.40) £5.00 T ON THE FRINGE 00©©0 Venue 77 - The Corn Exchange, 11 Newmarket Road, SlatefordTickets 0141 339 8383 SI Outer NEIL FINN Former front man of Crowded House now with a highly rated album of his own. One of New Zealand's biggest musical exports. www.tonthefringe.com Aug 17 19.30 (23.00) £15.00 SUPERGRASS theirofonlytheirScottish of thisthey yearhave aheadalways of a been new album in 2002. FromPlaying the days hit www.tonthefringe.com singleshow'Alright' renowned for high energy quality shows, Aug 23 19.30 (22.00) £17.50 Venue 173 - The Liquid Room, 9 Victoria Street Tickets 0141 339 8383 LI I FRANK BLACK AND THE CATHOLICS Pixies front man now with his own band. Aug 6 19.30 (22.30) £12.00 THE SUPERNATURALS One of Scotland's best loved artists. Great live and onAugrecord, a welcome 10 19.making 30 (22.30) £9.00 return to the live scene, www.tonthefringe.com MCDERMOTT s foremost singer/songwriters anKEVIN international reputation One born ofoutScotland' of ten years of touring with the Kevinwith McDermott Orchestra and five albums. 'Radiohead tension and Dylanesque lyrics' MTV. Aug II 19.30 (22.30) £9.00 BEST OF T BREAK A showcase of some of the best new unsigned Scottish bands.The and Travis' Aug 12 19.Texas' 30 (22.30) £5.00 of the future. STARSAILOR Easily of thethembestlive.www.tonthefringe.com new bands of the year, according to NME 14and 19.anyone who £10.00 hasoneseen Aug 30 (22.30) POWDERFINGER Huge in Australia and on their way to being in the UK. wvvw.tonthefringe.com Aug 17 19.30 (22.30) £10.00 KATHRYN WILLIAMS Mercury prize nominee. Folk but with a very modern Aug 19 edge. 19.30 (22.30) £8.00 BEN FOLDS Themusic, outstandingly innovative pianist with a totally different approach www.tonthefringe.com Aug 20 19.to3rock 0 (22.30) £12.00 ELBOWandFrom Manchester, history own taking individualinfluences sound. from that city's rich musical Aug 23 19.3adding 0 (22.30)their£8.50 LOWGOLD One offeatures the UK'thes most promising new'Amber' bands. CNew album 'Just backwards ounterfeit' 'Mercury' andof square' 'Beauty Dies Young' .excellent Toured withsingles Granddaddy, 'and Coldplay., www.tonthefringe.com Aug 25 19.30 (22.30) £8.50

ARAB Quirk/£9.00and poetic. A very original and individual Scottish artist. Aug 26 STRAP 19.30 (22.30) MY VITRIOL Power, energy, attitude beauty all wrapped up in a bandby so | young. My Vitriol are a modern rock bandandwith a bright future, supported IOOReasons.www.tonthefringe.com Aug 27 19.30 (22.30) £8.50 RICHARD THOMPSON OOOOO Venue 72 - The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street Tickets 668 2019 OI4 RICHARD THOMPSON SOLO IN CONCERT Richard Thompson s concert in the cathedral during last year' s ' E dinburgh' s Hogmanay' celebrations was such a highlight that Fringe we had to have him back.The legendary songwriter and a special Augguitarist 6 20.30 in(22.00) £16.00 performance. VALVONA & CROLLA 0O©©O Venue 67 -Valvona & Crolla, 19 Elm Row, top of Leith WalkTickets 556 7800 HI4 ANNE EVANS AND DICK LEE ' F lautist and pianist Anne Evans and reeds wizard Dick Lee combined virtuosity with wit, feeling and not a little soul' , Scot Gil Scotsman. 'Both consummate musicians - an unusual, enjoyable concert' Neil Jones, Herald. Aug 6,7,21 11.00(12.10) Aug 8-9,13,20 13. 00 (14.10)£9.00 (£7.00) Aug 18.00 (19.10) Aug 2522 20.00 (21.10) EDINBURGH Scotland' squartets premierfrom chamber ensemble delectable musicalQUARTET feast,Italy.featuring string Scotland, France,presents a Germany, Austria and A truly continental feast. Aug 15-16 11.00(12.10) £10.00 (£8.00) MANDOLIN GUITAR VIRTUOSI Stephens and Craig Ogden are delighted toAND return toreturn the Fringe. FollowingAlison last s success, these two highly respected artists with a fascinating mixedyear'programme of classical music from all over the globe. Aug 910 20.00 (21.10) £9.00 (£7.00) Aug 15.00(16.10) Aug 1,13,16,18 18.00(19.10) Aug I14,17 11.00(12.10) NEAPOLITAN SUPPER SHOW Leave thell cooking us: wefrom l serve you a Neapolitan supper. LeaveAND themusic pouringto toPhilip us: we' helpandyouhistochoose our wine list. Leave the mood and Contini band. Aug 8,13,20 18.30 (21.20) £40.00 ROMANTIC SUPPER AND SULTRYtheSONGS Leave well the cooking us: well serve help youto and choose fromyououra romantic wine list. supper. Leave theLeave mood andpouring musictotous:Antonia Quincey her band. Aug 6-7,14-15 18.30 (21.20) £40.00 WINE ANDDonny WOOING Gill BowmanA and poet, journalist, broadcaster O'coast RourketoSongwriter air theircoast,differences. seductive wordsa I! glass and music, from East West through yin and yang,mix theyofraise to life13.00(14.10) and love. £9.00 (£7.00) Aug 6-7 Aug 8-9,13 18.15.00(16.10) Aug (19.10) Aug 20-21 22-23 11.0000 (12.10) NEAPOLITAN SONGS Philip Continifamily, and histearsbandandtake you to'Passion Napoliflows to hear songs stories ofItlove, laughter. ! from Contini'andScotsman. is his£ 10.sunshine, genius... Aug 17,21,25 20.00 (21.10) 00 (£8.00)that makes him so special' Scotsman. Venue 12 - Royal Lyceum Theatre, Grindlay Street Tickets 248 4848 / 226 0000 L9 NEAPOLITAN toSONGS In aid of Edinburgh's Royal Hospital for Sick Children.Thanks our sponsors. Jul 31 19.00 (20.20) £10.00 (£7.50/£5.00) VERTICAL RECORDS OO0OO Venue 72 - The Queen’s Hall, Clerk Street Tickets 668 2019 OI4 CAPERCAILLIE AND SPECIAL GUESTS Scotland' s Celtic supergroup return for two unmissable nights. Currently touring the world with their award-winning album 'Nadurra' ... 'Exhilarating Gaelic roots fronted by one ofAugthe8-9most20.00extraordinary (22.30) £ 12.voices 50 (£ 10.to00)be heard anywhere' Mojo. Book early! MICHAEL WHITE MCGOLDRICK BANDmusicPLUS ALYTHa MCCORMACK AND ANDREW Taking Celtic by storm... showband featuring flute/pipe playersinger extraordinaire, Michael McGoldrick withunique his Andrew all-star plus stunning Gaelic Alyth McCormack and guitar maestro White. Aug 7 20.00 (22.30) £ 12.50 (£ 10.00)

MYSTERYs masters JUICE ofMad,breakbeat bad, eclectic and electrifying; be 'prepared for Caledonia' blues andscooby showmanship. Likeofa the Celtic Fun Lovin' ofCriminals who' ve'Sfound theirNME. snacks... one great live bands our day' Mojo. tarbound' Aug 17 23.00 (00.30) £ 10.00 (£8.00) WHISTLEBINKIES 000©0 Venue 111 - St Andrew's & St George's Church, 13 George Street Tickets 225 3847 J11 WHISTLEBINKIES One of Scotland' s longest established traditional music groups performs music old and new in a wonderful acoustic setting on lowland bagpipes, small pipes, flute, clarsach, fiddle, viola, concertina, Gaelic song: see www.whistlebinkies.net Aug 25 19.30 (21.30) £8.00 (£6.00) RAY WILSON OO©©© Venue 214 - Madogs Restaurant & Bar, 38A George Street Tickets 225 3408 JI0 RAY WILSON UNPLUGGED/THE STORYTELLER TOUR Ex Genesis and Stiltskin Vocalist/songwriter Ray Wilson Unplugged. Playing music from hisinfluences. forthcoming solo album as well as Genesis, Stiltskin and World his musical8-9,1 Aug I -12,15-16,18-19,22-23,25-26 20.00 (22.00) £8.00 (£5.00) Premiere DIY Diaries... Organise your festival at: wwwedfringe.com

VENUE 19-ROYAL OVER-SEAS LEAGUE MUSIC @100 PRINCES ST August 14-17 & 20-23 daily concerts 9.30am, 2.30pm, 5.00pm, 10.30pm (Fri only)

Outstanding young musicians display their prize-winning virtuosity in a series of concerts Hear tomorrows stars today!

V:' ©o©©o Venue 212 - Menzies Belford Hotel, 69 Belford Road K5 20TH CENTURY LEGENDS:THE LIVES, LOVES & MUSIC OF THE BROTHERS GERSHWIN The hitherto unknown seamier life of George Gershwin contrasted withlivebrother Ira'Jaffe s more life-style, with more than 20 songs performed by Jack and painstaking Cathy McManamon. Previews Aug 1-3 21.05 (22.20) £5.00 Aug 6,13,20,27 22.40 (23.55) £7.50 (£6.00) Aug 9-10,14-17,21-24 21.05 (22.20) £7.50£8.50 (£6.00) Aug (22.20) Double4-5,1bil 1-12,18-19,25-26 price (with Sinatra...21.05 or Rogers...) £ 13.00(£7.00) (£ 10.00) not Sat/Sun 20TH CENTURY LEGENDS:THE LIVES, LOVES &theMUSIC OFthe dirt. FRANK SINATRA & JUDY GARLAND The heights, depths, Frank and Judy' s intimate and startling details, with more than 20 songs performed by Jack Cathy£5.00 McManamon. Previews Aug 1-317.Jaffe 19.25 2(18.40) 5and(20.40) Aug 6,13,20,27 £7.50 (£6.00) Aug 9-10,14-17,21 -24 19. 2 5 (20.40) £7.50£8.50 (£6.00) Aug -12,18-19,25-26 19.25 (20.40) Double4-5,1bil Iprice (with Bros Gershwin... or Rogers...)(£7.00) £13.00 (£10.00) not Sat/Sun 20TH CENTURY LEGENDS:THE LIVES, LOVES & MUSIC OF musical RODGERS & HART The passion and anguish behind partnership thatbydominated Broadway for 18 years, with the morecontrasting than 20 songs performed live Jack Jaffe and Cathy McManamon. Previews Aug 1-3 16. 4 0 (17.55) £5.00 Aug 6,13,20,27 15.-2455 (17.10) £7.50 (£6.00) Aug 9-10,14-17,21 16.40 16.(17.55) £7.50£8.50 (£6.00)(£7.00) Aug -12,18-19,25-26 40 (17.55) Double4-5,1bil Iprice (with Bros Gershwin... or Sinatra...) £13.00 (£10.00) not Sat/Sun AMERICANFESTIVAL HIGH SCHOOL O0©©O THEATRE Venue 137 - Church Hil Theatre, Morningside Road S8 ANNIE ThisGrace, wonderful Americantheiconlittleis brought toAnnie life forandall.all Daddy Warbucks, Miss Hannigan, orphans, her friends take when Annie personified hope and optimism for many.us17Joinback us!to the Depression Aug 10.15(11.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 20 20.15 (21.45) Aug 14.15(16.45) Aug 2122 22.15 (23.45) GODSPELL Version 2000:withAnlove age-old tale told in a 21standcentury voice. Matthew' s gospel through commentary. Full ofvibrates innocence and energy thissong, playdance is suitablemodern for all. Aug 6 10. 1 5 (11.40) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 8 12.15(13.40) Aug Aug 9I I 18.15(19.40) 10.15(11.40) ^ ONCE ON THIS ISLAND Onepower of America' sover premier student theatres presents this beautiful tale of the of love death. Actors from the school' s grammy-winning musical program bring the popular Broadway show to life. Memorable, magical,£6.00enchanting. Aug 7 18.15(19.40) (£4.00) Aug 8 14.15(15.40) Aug (23.40) Aug 910 22.15 16.15(17.45) ONCE ON THIS thoughtsurprise.Watch you knew the this storyclassic of 'The Princess andHammerstein the Pea'MATTRESS you are in forandIfayouwalloping Rogers and musical you' l l never look at fairy tales the same. Aug 67 20.15 14.15(15.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug (21.15) Aug Aug 910 16.15(17.45) 22.15 (23.45) YOU' RE AofGOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN Follow the anticsmusical and adventures Charlie Brownbittersweet and his palslook as they a humorous andAmerica. sometimes at theexperience trials andiife.This tribulations of is growing up in Aug (13.40) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 2017 18.10.12.222000 (19.40) Aug (11.40) Aug 2122 20.20 (21.40) Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155oo©©oG9 ANTIGONE' S LASTstunning DANCE Aeffects, MULTI-MEDIA DANCE ROCKwith OPERAoriginal Combines visual- Sophocles' video, physical theatre, dance, twelve songs adaptedintelligence' from classic text.s Fringe 'A triumph, shimmering with inquiring Scotsmon. Aurora' production of 'Enemy'6-19. Provocative startling. Aug 15.30 (16.45)and £8.50 (£6.50) World Premiere 74

its not that important directed by GRAHAM NORTON PLEASANCE 0131 556 6550 oopm 1-27 AUGUST ot62o First KENNETH WILLIAMS then DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES and now it's time

David Benson returns! 1 - 27 August (except 7, 14) Box Office: 0131 556 6550 Pleasance Dome, Venue 23, 1 Bristo Square, Edinburgh mm

Tambar Productions presents The maiden flight of Steven Froelich’s

piloted by award-winning director Laurence Boswell PLEASANCfc 01515566550

BIG CHEESE Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 HAMLET! MUSICAL sthedepressed. His with girlfriend' s obsessed with- THE flowers, and Mum'sHamlet' doing nasty dance herinappropriate brother-in-law. Sing-along-a-soliloquy in this hilarious and totally savaging of the Great Dane. Puts the comedy back into tragedy. 'Spectacular... hilarious' Aug I-26 Varsity. (not 14) 18.30 (19.35) £7.50 (£5.50) ^ oo©©o Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI 2 THE SCARLET LETTER Hawthorne' s canonical story of hypocrisy, dissent, and sin reconceiving the American allegory of exceptional history and destiny. From the producers ofof lurid Sondheim's 'Merrily'andlastpower. year, this new musical is a psychological Aug 6-25 (notdrama 13.20) 21.10sophistication (22.55) £7.50 (£6.50) World Premiere ^ ooooo Venue 80 - Stockbridge Parish Church, 7B Saxe-Coburg Street Tickets 226 0000 G9 BLOOD ON THE STONES A musical tale of Scotland' s dark past. Body-snatchers Burke and Hare stalk Edinburgh' s streets, delivering victims toRobinson. Dr Knox.'WPowerful new musical Edinburgh-born Peter D onderful highlybytalented performers'composer Scotsman. Aug 5-8 20.30 (21.30) music £6.00-(£4.00) World Premiere ®o©©o Venue 204 - Ego and Out, 14 Picardy Place Tickets 478 7434 HI 3 ELEGIES FOR ANGELS PUNKS AND RAGING QUEENS Sex, drugs and blood transfusions. University studentsbypresent a racy,Areoften look atortheraging lives of thoseHullinfected, and affected, HIV/AIDS. you poignant, an angel, punk 4-26 Aug (not queen? 5,14) 18.30 (19.40) £6.00 (£5.00) ^ oo©©o Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6109 LI I THE BEGGAR' S OPERA 'Wittily andGay'sensitively interpreted... an imaginative ensemble piece' Western Morning News. s raunchy satire gives centre stage to highwaymen and Political comments still bite. Enchanting traditional songs jog s folkwhores. memory. Augeveryone' 13-25 (not Sun) 16.00Lavishly (17.45) costumed £7.00 (5.00)- a ravishing experience! OOQOO Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 THESEUS ' L ove Story’ meets ' C arry On Up The Labyrinth' in this family musical for the broadminded. A minotaur-de-force, with 19 original songs, includingbe mad showstopper ow Now Brown Cow?' (sung by Guess Moo?) you' myth it!'H£6.00 Augd6-12 15.30to (17.00) (£4.50 C) World Premiere ^ oo©©o Venue 241 - Rocket @ Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson Street Tickets 667 1940 LI3 LINES Dan Smith' s new musical deals wih the lives of five strangers whose only connection is a daily train.Their private preoccuptations and public lives are haven't13.15(15.45) you ever wondered? Augexplored... 7,9,11,14,16,18 £5.00 (£4.00) LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Glenalmond Collegemusical. returnA torockthe'nFringe with a vibrant, dynamic version of this comic,finger-clickin' macabre ' roll tale for vegetarian generation smacking, fun for all the family. Augthe19-21,24-26 19.30 (21.00)- lip£8.00 (£5.00) oo©oo Venue 140 - The Engine Shed, 19 St Leonard's Lane Tickets 226 0000 NI4 LET'SbyKICK MRSandWORTHINGTON Awith60 choreography minute lunchtime menu of songs Coward Porter is presented and a newly minted,'thoroughly quirky script by Marian Lines (Lunch at the Cooked Goose - Fringe 2000 Herald). Aug 14-16 noon enjoyable' (13.00) £8.00 (£6.00)Cocktail time! UK Premiere

lor all your Frim call; 1312260000 DOUBLETAKE PRODUCTIONS Venue 126 - Rocket @ St John's Hall, West End, Princes Street Tickets 228 7555 FRANK AND ROSY Funny, heart-warming, unexpectedly moving;carnage this newof a play withmarriage! music unearths richnew veins of comedy amidobserved the emotional modern ' F antastic songs and acutely dialogue' ; 'A gem, will Augsweep 13-27 the(notboard' Suns)Croydon 19.30 Advertiser. (21.00) £6.00 (£5.00) oo©oo Venue 80 - Stockbridge Parish Church, 7B Saxe-Coburg Street Tickets 226 0000 G9 GODSPELL Saint Matthew' s Gospel rocks! Day by day these talented young Dundonians the waystory for this to hit the Edinburghhavestage.prepared TheBegreatest everamazing told. Song,musical dance,production laughter, sadness, energy there! Aug ISand19.excitement. 30 (21.45) £5.00 (£3.00)

®o©©o Venue 4 - C too, St Columba's by the Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105 L11 INSIDE LEG Ralph loves Steve loves Hannah loves Ralph.A love triangle tailored with a twist of haute couture! Passion, fashion and the etiquette of the building siteneedle-sharp prove a potent and hilarious combination in this new musical comedy Aug 2-26of(not 12) 16.50wit.(17.50) £6.50 (£5.50) ^ ©OOOO Venue 4 - C too, St Columba's by the Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105 III CLOSER THAN EVER 'Just when you have thingsA captivatingly set, when yourcandid life is good, when it' s all in place, there' s another door...' snapshot of life, love,andrelationships and fantasies; a refreshing musical revue blending Aug 2-11Broadway 20.50 (21.55) the£7.50Blues.(£5.50)

oo©©o Venue 45 - Old St Paul's Church & Hall,Jeffrey Street Tickets 556 0476 KI3 COMPANY 'You Could Drive a Person Crazy.'cannabis This Sondheim Classic focuses onthetheacclaimed imperfections of relationships, bickering, and karate. Illustrating writer at his best, the cast and live band promise an hilarious and moving6-25performance. Aug (not Suns) 16.10(17.50) £7.00 (£5.00) FESTIVAL THEATRE USC - USA ®0©©0 Venue ace Tickets25557- Drummond 9040 (afterCommunity 12 July) Theatre, Drummond Community High School, 41 Bellevue PlGI2 iYou'LOVE YOU, YOU' R E PERFECT, NOW CHANGE (Di Pietro/Roberts) ve seen and musicals about felines, Now cross-dressing nuns, witty old French helicopters, falling chandeliers. seesetthis funny, musicalflags, about dating, mating and romance! ' I t' s Seinfield to music!' Star-Ledger. Aug 4-5,8,11-12,15,18-19,22,25 22.00 (23.45) £5.00 WEIRD ROMANCEfantasy. ANDPlus LE the BOEUF SUR LETOIT Magical staging of the Milhaud/Cocteau Menken/Spencer/Brennert musical. 'Menkin' sYorkmusic is wonderful, each story is poignant and science-fiction definitely haunting...' New Times. Aug 3,7,9-10,14,16-17,21,23-24 21.45 (23.55) £5.00 European Premiere

oo©©o Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 TEACHER! by Kieron Quirke. A new teacher' s joined the staff at the girls school and will stop at nothing to get his way. New musical black comedy. 'StTrinian's' meets 'If...' a dirty, English 'Grease'. Rollicking good fun!' Aug Cherwell. 6-27 (not 13,20) 23.15 (00.45) £6.50 (£5.00) World Premiere oo©©o Venue 65 - St Ann's Community Centre, South Gray's Close, Cowgate Tickets 557 0469 LI 3 SWEET CHARITY The stage show which brought us some of the all timeon greatest songs relationships, - 'Big Spender'herandbrushes 'Rhythmwithof the Life'.upper Followclasses, Charityin Valentine her fast failing her search for Auglove. 14-25 noon (13.00) £6.00 (£4.00) THE Bertoldil Brecht/Kurt Weill'cheating, s musicaleating play. 'WhatTHREEPENNY does abloke.' man live'A man by?OPERA Bycanresolutely treating, beating, some other only live by absolutely forgetting he' s a man like other Aug 14-25folk!' 20.00 (21.15) £6.00 (£4.00)

DANCE 8ASI presents AD III MANGALDAS classical Indian dance presented with a contemporary style 3rd-13th August • 6.45pm-7.45pm The George Square Theatre 56 George Square £8(£6) Wo r ksh o ps with Ad it i Man g al d as 6th-12th August • 11 am-1 pm Dance Base, Studio no.2 54 George Street

Indian fa |_ f ‘Srt Council | i Cultural Relations

INDIAN OCEAN soul music drawing on roots as diverse as ragas, rock, regge and Visiting Arts jazz in collabaation with KkMw&K present I3th-I7th August I8th-26th August K0!1EDIA@S0UTH SIDE a celebration of i 117 Nicolson Street IhMah CoMtemporArvj box-office: 0131 6672212 • £7(£5) Performing Arts in Edinburgh Sarthi & The Asian Heritage Foundation present Roysten Abel’s AT THE FRINGE A BEGGAR’S OPERA a contemporary play with Indian traditional street performers 6th-12th August * 2pm-3pm I4th-27th August • 11.55am-1.05pm Augustine’s Sanctuary • Venue no. 152 George IV Bridge box-office: 0131 2256575 • £I0(£6)

aDANCELIKEAMAN powerful human drama, { delightfully stimulating 8th-13th August • I5th-20th August KOHEDIA@ST. STEPHEN'S St. Stephen’s Centre, St. Stephen’s Street box-office: 0131 5583853 • £7(£5) Vi

The Council supported by is!! British

I Department of Tourism

Out of the Blue presents aMRIGAYA rich blend of Indian Classical and Western Blues & Jazz Music 13th-16th August • 6.l5pm-7.l5pm Venue 143 • THE BONGO CLUB 14, New Street box-office: 0131 5587604 • £7(£5)

[j ! ]

\ ©o©©o Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 22S 5105 LI2 AtheLIFE IN THE DAZE OF STANLEY BISHOP It' s the Swinging Sixtiesas Krays, the Profumo Affair, the Beatles and Carnaby Street set the scene an innocent man is drawn into a sinister Soho underworld. New musical featuring cream(01.50) of 60s£6.50 sounds! Aug 1-26the00.45 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ O0©©O Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000 K13 A'Brown MAN,is Aa one-man MAGIC,concert. A MUSIC Singing, tapdance, comedy. 1950s 90s. He gives us Chubby Checker’s Twistin' , Ray Charles' .The Temptations and more. Performed so that you think that the19.Cryin' Aug 5-19 0original 0 (20.30)artist £9.00stands (£7.00)before you' ***** Scotsman. V"

oo©oo Venue 101 - C belle angele, Hastie's Close, off Cowgate Tickets 2255105 LI2 OPPOSITES ATTRACT Last year' s all-singing, all-dancing musical about love, life and coffee inwillthe keep 70s is back!feetAntapping excellentall day piecelong.of fast-moving entertainment Performed by NLPAC'12-18 s stars11.which of30 the future.£5.50your Aug (12.30) (£4.50) oo©©o Venue 49 - BedlamTheatre, I lb Bristo Place Tickets 225 9893 MI2 STARTING HERE, STARTING NOW is a journey through contemporary love relationships and self-discovery. Richard Maltby Jr. and David Shire take us onAugan13-25 evening22.30 of new£7.00love,(£5.00) new lives, and beginnings. ©o©©o ®o©oo NI2 Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 MI2 Venue 37 - George Square Theatre, George Square Tickets 662 8740 RETURN TO THE FORBIDDEN PLANET Join Captain Tempest ands rock his FALSETTOLAND (William Finn/James Lapine):a must-see Cameron crew in an intergalactic experience that' s out of this world! Bob Carlton' Mackintosh Award-winning triumph idiosyncratic originating from Paul McCartney' s LIPA. 'n' roll musicalin the promises of Shakespeare and music that'll have It's a quirky,(RSCs moving andGoodbody delightfully piece.writing Outstanding you aisles!an£8.00extravaganza direction Directing Award),chamber wonderful Augdancing 3-13 15.20 (17.50) (£6.00) (2Previews BroadwayAugTony1-3Buzz Awards). Universally recommended. 14.20 (15.35)14.£3.00 Aug 20 (15.35) Aug 4-6,8-10,13,15-17,20-23 I I -12,18-19,24-27 14.20 (15.35) £8.00 £7.00 (£6.00)(£5.00) >»" Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) ®o©©o HI4 GALACTICA Star Wars meets Mozart,Wagner and Puccini oo©oo inOPERA a sensationally sung, hilariously funny multimedia operatic spoof. Duke Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6109 LI I intergalactic warriorfrom- andthehisevilmentor. are crossing DEARcourage KITTYand Explores thetheissues surrounding the diary oftheAnne Frank.of galaxy toAug saveapprentice Princess Slayer clutchesGuru, of Dark Invader!the The stamina of Jewish attic occupants and bravery Preview 3 19. 0 0 (21.00) £5.00 those who protected them. N.Y.T.'s 5th Fringe year. 'Sincere, moving, tough' Aug 5-27 (not Weds) 19.00 (21.00) £9.00 (£7.00) >r Times13-18 Educational Aug 20.30 Supplement (21.45) £5.002000. (£4.00) World Premiere

“It’s opera Jim, but not as we know it”

Gateway Theatre, venue 7 3-27 August (not 4, 8, 15, 22) 19.00 - 21.00 with interval 77

For all your Fringe call: O0©©O Venue 87 - The Famous Spiegeltent, Princes Mall Rooftop Plaza, Princes Street Tickets 226 0000 J12 LATRAVIATA LaTraviata following the success of The Barber of Seville the Royal Opera Houseproduction and Edinburgh 2000 poular - Operaopera Piccolain themarkatmospheric Verdi's at centenary with their of his most elegance Aug 7-26of16.the00Famous (18.00) Spiegeltent. £ 10.00 (£8.00) ooooo Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 NUMBER' S UP the Barclay' s Award winning musical by Chris Annetts. (>+< =trouble) + (A+1 =mistrust) + (G+l4=love) + (=-==0) = Numbers Up. Strange6-11happenings in Numeralpharia, 3 tell the whole story in 45 minutes? Aug 50 (12.35) (£3.00) can Double Bill11.Price (with £4.00 Futureghost) £6.00 (£4.00) ^ FUTUREGHOST bybyChris Annetts, withlove.theWhat PalacehasYouth Theatre, Kilmarnock. Separated time, united in Fate in store for Davie and Cassie?Scotsman. Multi award winning team, brand new show. 'Epitome of the best of the Fringe' Aug 6-11 12. 50 (13.35) Double Bill Price (with £4.00 Number'(£3.00) s Up) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere ^ OOOOO Venue 122 - St Cuthbert's Parish Church, 5 Lothian Road 229 1142 K9 I'(best LL SING IT MY WAY Winner of the Millennium Sybil Thorndike Prize one person show). Programme Carmichael, Sondheim, Coward, Elegance,of songs charm,bysungHoagy in Lena' s unique Kurt styleWeill, songs you hear.Gershwin. Accompanist Augwill10 love 19.30to(21.00) £7.00 (£5.50)Marcus Martin.

OOOOO Venue 142 -The Nomads Tent,21 St Leonard's Lane Info 662 1612 NI4 ROSS MCGILTY' S DREAM A contemporary compelling story combining the realities of the present with a futuristic vision. A homeless busker stands at the crossroads of hismade. life, recognising his loss and not knowing his future. Choices Aug 5-11have20.00to be(22.00) £7.50 (£3.00) UK Premiere ^ ©o©©o Venue 34 - C,Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD Inspired by Dickens' famous unfinished last novel, the producers of last year s sell-out Kiss of the Spiderwoman a hilarious whodunnit. Fringe premiere of Broadway smashpresent oozesmusical from (£5.50) every pore' Aug 1-26 (not 12)hit. 14.'Talent 00 (15.50) £7.50 (£4.50Musical C) Stages.

ooeoo Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155 G9 CRAZY FORYOU The New Gershwin Musical Comedy.All Singing! All Dancing! AllWatch Gershwin! Containing such immortal songs as ' I Got Rhythm' , ' S omeone to Me'.'EmbraceableYou’ and 'Slap That Bass'.You'd be crazy to miss it! Aug 6-17Over13.45(15.15) £7.00 (£5.00) ST GEORGE SACADEMY SCHOOL AND THE oo©©o EDINBURGH Venue 216 - St George's School, Garscube Terrace Tickets 332 4575 THE BEGGAR' S OPERA London, 1728. Dashing highwayman Captain Macheath conducts his complex love-life whileauthentic attempting to avoid Be entertained and charmed by satire; this vibrant, period stagingtheofgallows. Gay's classic musical: romance, dance, songs familiar and beguiling. ROCKET VENUES OOOOO Aug 18,21-25 19.30 (22.00) £6.50 (£4.00) Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 558 9991 LI 3 ooo©oL9 SIRENS: BEHINDTHE SCREEN Exclusive... Fascinating... Sexy...theIn this Venue 125 - St Mark's Unitarian Church, Castle Terrace Tickets 226 0000 new musical freshsilverfromscreen London, sixAnfemale Central graduates expose double lives of stars. intriguing weave of music and text, AN EVENING OF SONGS Phyllis Shilling Soprano, sings Boatner, Copland, redefining theatre.£5.50 Not(£4.00) to be missed! Dickinson, Alexander, pianist. Aug 6-11 musical 16.40 (17.50) ^ Aug 22-23 and20.00Granados. (21.30) Michael £5.00 (£4.00) Cackophonics Productions^ In association with Komedia presents

The

Treason

The smash hit success that has taken Brighton by storm

Cackophonics Productions An Audience with... Top notch Brighton Comedy The Saddam Brothers

Show Biting Satire -Savage Songs mlr Iraq's answer to Morecambe and Wise' 'Slicker than a Directed by Mark Brailsford Kate barrel of oil' (Newsrevue ‘98 & '99) ***** m Van Dike The Scotsman Comedy Heaven' Carol T * 1 The People's t J Kentish " I Mark Brailsford & Mark Katz S^OAAprjIA Komedia Southside • Nicolson St* Box Office 0131 667 2212 Komedia Southside 3rd to 26th August (Not 14th) at 8.50pm 3rd to 26th August (Not 14th) Tickets Weekend £9/£7.50; Mon - Thurs £7.50/£6 3.10pm Tickets £6/£5

oo©@o Venue 49 - Bedlam Theatre, 11 b Bristo Place Tickets 225 9893 M12 CASTAWAY CAFE For all those who wonder why their life isn't a glossy motion picturedreams with and a great soundtrack, the story of five young would-do-wells gostory forfortheir the 'naughties' . open a web cafe on the beach - rewriting the love Aug 6-25 (not Suns) 16.30 (17.30) £6.00 (£4.50) World Premiere ooooo Venue 131 - Greyfriars Kirk, Greyfriars Place, Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 1900 MI2 MERLINS MAGICAL MYTHERYTOUR Merlins magical mythery tour will take you on a light-hearted journey through 'one' version of his life. Incorporating favouriteenjoyable characters intermingled with upbeat musicfamily. and humour.allA your guaranteed evening' s entertainment for all the Aug 6 19. 1 5 (21.30) Free (non-ticketed) Aug 7-11 19.15(21.30) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere oo©@o Venue 240 - The Scotsman Hotel, 20 North Bridge Tickets 226 0000 KI2 A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC by Stephen Sondheim.The musical adaptation ofSweden. IngmarLove, Bergman' s enchanting set inCome turn-of-the-20th-century lust and a little nightfilm,music. and watch the summer night smile.Aug 17 20.00 (22.45) £5.00 (£4.00) Preview Aug 19,21,23,25 20.00 (22.45) £8.00 (£6.00) OOOOO Venue 93 - James Gil espie's High School, Lauderdale Street Tickets 07785 244 984 PI0 OLIVER The award-winning Stage 84 in their I Ith year at the Fringe present one of the best loved musicals of all time, the story of the poor little workhouse orphan thrown into the company of thieves and murderers. Live orchestra. Aug 7-11 19.15 (21.45) £8.00 (£5.50) Aug I I 14.15(16.45) Dauntsey's School Production

I Wh A most original musical by Jon Hunt & Tim Price

c priceline Name Your Ovun Pries "Thoroughly enjoyable...full of very hummable melodies" — Michael Reed August 6-12 3.30pm £6.00 (£4.50) Augustine's Sanctuary Venue 152

i * ^

STAGE BY STAGE EDINBURGH ACADEMY OOSOO Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155 G9 LITTLE SHOP 1 OF HORRORS ’Shing-a-ling, what a creepy thing to beman-munching happening! Venus On Skidfly Row, strugglesmusical to satisfytribute an ever-hungry, trap!1 tillSeymour Thisyouaffectionate to 1950s sci-fi will you 'bop-she-bop drop... Augmake 9,1 1,13,15,17 17.15(18.45) £7.50 (£5.00)dead! SWEENEY TODDaided by Stephen Sondheim.The Demonpie Barber takes revenge upon ainto crueltheworld, by MrstheLovett, whose meat shopmusical acquires a new recipe bargain! ' S urely greatest work in American theatre' New York Post. Aug 5-8,10,12,14,16,18 17.15(19.00) £7.50 (£5.00) ^ oo©oo Venue 34 - C,Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 WEST SIDE STORY A Romeo and Juliet for our time, performed by a talented young company.andSoaring music .andPassion, showstopping 'and Tonight' to 'America' 'I Feel Pretty' rivalry andnumbers, tragedy from in Bernstein Sondheim' award-winning Aug 13-18 10.s0multi 0 (11.45) £5.50 (£4.50)musical. ©oooo Venue 45 - Old St Paul's Church & Hall,Jeffrey Street Tickets 556 0476 KI3 MATEShappens Judo tohaslove beenwhen Reg'svirility life's obsession; its rules Aandnewrituals his religion. What turns to disability^ musical play about loss and Aug 4-1 Ibetrayal. (not 5) 20.00 (22.00) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere >r oo©oo Venue 93 - James Gil espie's High School, Lauderdale Street Tickets 07785 244 984 PI0 AOpera CHORUS OFsociety DISAPPROVAL Ayckbourn' s version ofThe Beggar' s mirrors then and now lust and corruption. Follow the story ofmusic, MacHeath, erotic backstage intrigues of your local drama group. Great painfully19.plus4funny, psychologically Aug 13-18 5 (21.45) £6.00 (£5.00)perceptive. ®o©©o Venue 13 - Venue l3,Lochend Close,CanongateTickets 07050 161320 JI5 DANCE OFTHE DRAGON by Philip Michell. Five adventurous children meet an array of legendary, folklore and fantasy characters on a magical journey through the new mountains ofmusical. Snowdonia searching for the Dragon's fire. An outstanding family£1.00 Aug 4 16. 3 0 (17.45) Aug 5-10 16.30 (17.45) £4.00 (£2.00) World Premiere THE JOLLY FOLLY OF POLLY THE SCOTTISH TROLLEY bymusical Lesley Ross. After sell-out shows around the globe, it' s the fifteen DOLLY minute toestdieEnd for. transfer 'Superb' anyonef' RTHK3 (Hong Kong). 'Unmissable' Guardian. 'Hilarious' Herald. ' W S tage. Aug 14 12. 3 0 (12.45) £1.00 Aug 15-22 12.30 (12.45) £3.00 (£2.00) WALKIE-TALKIE IN ASSOCIATION LEICESTER UNIVERSITY THEATRE WITH Venue 49 - Bedlam Theatre, I lb Bristo Place Tickets 225 9893 MUSICAL An all-singing,theall-dancing meatof odyssey; thecanstorythey ofCOWS group- THE of cows thatThe dareSperm to challenge oppression mankind... ridAugathemselves of Boris Extractor while Duckman is watching? 13-18 15.00 (16.10) £7.00 (£5.00) oo©oo Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South,off CowgateTickets 225 5105 LIB HIGH ON AIR Fast-moving take on the world of media through the eyes of some of America' composers/lyricists. energy, of Stratford-upon-Avon' srelish. livelys best-loved company explore the witExuding and humour this 'young Intelligent, Augcrazy 13-18world 11.00with (11.50) £5.50 (£4.50) focused, unerringly smart' Scotsman. musicals & opera pitched perfectly 79

WEDDERBURN WS ALLEN WRIGHT AWARD ®0©©0 @ Venue 2 - Fringe Green Room,Warriston Close Info 225 3872 KI2 ALLEN WRIGHT AWARD If you are under 30 and spending August reviewing any of the 1,483 shows in the programme for a UK or Irish publication, you could win a free dinner (oh yes, and £1,000). Application forms atClosing www.edfringe.com/awa.html date Aug 20 noon or Fringe Press Office. ALTARED IMAGES 00©00 Venue 4 - C too, St Columba's by the Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105 III THE LABYRINTH Retreat from the festival noise and walk the Labyrinth acentre sacredandpilgrimage pathopportunity of prayer and reflection. Space to slow down, letonward go, reflect. An to be renewed and refreshed for the journey. Church entrance: Aug (21.00)Johnston Free-willTerrace. donation (non-ticketed) Aug 13-15,18 16-17 17.0noon 0 (midnight) ARCHITECTS OF AIR 00©©0 Venue 206 - Festival Square/Conference Square, Lothian Road L8 ARCAZAAR Come andlieenter this incredible world ofsoaring light anddomes colour.and Wander through tunnels, back in pods, marvel at the enjoy the relaxed environment. A UKaccompany premiere children by an Edinburgh Wheelchair accessible. Adults must under 16.favourite. www.architects-of-air.com Aug 5-27 noon (19.00) £3.00 UK Premiere ARCHITECTURE ON THE FRINGE 00©©0 Venue 132 - Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland, Bakehouse Close, 146 Canongate K15 MINDS MEETING Open discussions 1 led by some of our best architects on issues inspired by the 'For Scotland exhibition (Aug 4-Sep I). www.RoyfinartcomforSco.gov.uk Aug 14,16,21,23 17.30 (19.00) Free (non-ticketed) THE BONGO CLUB - OUT OF THE BLUE OOOOO Venue - The Bongo Club - out of the blue, 14 New Street Tickets 556 5204 (Pre-Fringe),KI4 558 7604143(Fringe) PUTTINGEDINBURGH THE UNITY out BACK IN COMMUNITY - CELEBRATING SOUTH of the mix supported Bongo Fringe withScottish local talent. Inclusive activities at Gracemount Highblue School by the Council and the South Edinburgh Partnership. For details: 0131 557 6448 Arts Aug I I 13.00 (17.00) Free (non-ticketed) CHHI YOGA AND MEDITATION CENTRE 00©00 Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6109 L11 HEALING SOUNDS-MANTRA CHANTING WORKSHOP with Savita. Awaken yourself with a magical journey through ancient Sounds of Mantra Chanting, Hindu,visualisations, Bhuddist anddetoxifying, Tibetan. Guided breathing and healing,workshop meditative.includes BeginnersPranayamic welcome. Suitable for children. Aug 13-18 09.15 (11.00) £5.50 (£4.50) CYGNET THEATRE 00©©0 Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6109 LI I MICHAEL CHECKHOV ACTING WORKSHOP Practical and stimulating exercisesby which developinspiration. a naturalistic and totally approach fuelled imaginative Ancharacter exciting and human demanding in-depthto acting, preparation for performance Aug 16,18,21,23 11.15(13.15)and£6.00 (£4.00)work led by professional actors. DANCE BASE WITH THE FRINGE ON TOP 0O©©O Venue 22 - Dance Base - National Centre for Dance, 14-16 Grassmarket Info 226 3864 LIO DANCE new BASE The inNational Centre for Dance in Scotland has opened a spanking Edinburgh' s Grass hosting someweek. fabulousbuilding shows, enticing workshops andMarket.This BBC Radioyear3 willwe bearehere for the final DANCE WORKSHOP - FLAMENCO: CONTEMPORARY Flamenco and contemporary fuseofintoEurope' an incredibly intense and beautiful ComeMan.and try this class with one s finest teachers of both styles,thing. Michelle www.dancebase.co.uk Aug 23-30 14.30 (16.00) £4.50 (£3.00) DANCE WORKSHOP - PAULE TURNER: CONTEMPORARY The Duchess (Paule) takeswww.dancebase.co.uk no prisoners! A dynamic and energetic class for general level (over Aug 23-26 one14.0year), 0 (15.30) £4.50 (£3.00) DANCE BASE continues over the page

5-27 Aug 01 Free Workshops at Dance Base Venue 22:14-16 Grassmarket Fringe companies show you how it's done with an imaginative series of workshops CHILDREN and YOUNG PEOPLE • Awakenings - A millennium volunteers workshop designed to increase personal safety awareness in young people Wed 8 Aug, 10am • Kaoruco - Self-expression through music and dance for children with learning difficulties - Thur 16 Aug, 6pm • National Youth Music Theatre - A workshop for school and community groups dealing in music, dance, drama and the visual arts - Fri 17 Aug, 10am DANCE and PHYSICAL THEATRE • Compass Dance Company - Personal and artistic expression through flamenco rhythms and contemporary dance - Mon 13 Aug, 2pm • Theatre de I'Ange Fou - Introduction to corporeal mime based on the Etienne Decroux technique - Tue 14 Aug, 2pm MUSIC • Mac Tontoh and the Keke Warriors - A 3-part workshop exploring the vocal and percussive techniques of Ghana's Ashanti region - Mon 6 Aug, 2pm • Naked Voices - From Funk to Folk and Pop to Gospel, learn four and five part harmonies in minutes - Thur 16 Aug, 2pm THEATRE • Angel-Exit Theatre - based on the principals of the Ecole Jaque Lecoq, this inspirational workshop focuses on corporal and spatial awareness - Wed 15 Aug, 6pm • Broads with swords - learn stage-fighting with RSC/ internationally acclaimed fight director - Thur 9 Aug, 2pm • Claire Downie/Stand Up Theatre - Tell a more effective tale - a must for all writers and performers of character based work Wed 8 Aug, 2pm • Critical Stage Company - Inspired by William Blake's poetry, this workshop helps participants release their full creative potential -Tue 7 Aug, 10am • Laura Hope Steckler/Moving Theatre - Awaken the body's wisdom and activate Ki with this organic and delicious Moving Theatre Workshop - Fri 17 Aug, 2pm • Lit Moon Theatre Company - Introductory workshop focusing on physical theatre and mask. Great for novices and experienced professionals - Thur 9 Aug, 10am • Midland Actors Theatre - A practical introduction to the Stanislavsky method for actors and students - Mon 13 Aug, 10am • Prodigal Theatre Company - Brings the skills and physical integrity present in laboratory theatre work to character and narrative theatre - Tue 7 Aug, 2pm • SOFA Productions - Sam Kogan presents a revolutionary view on the development of an actor's consciousness - Fri 17 Aug, 6pm • Trestle Theatre Company I - A fast and physical introduction to mask performance technique - Wed 15 Aug, 10am • Trestle Theatre Company II - 'Just Pretending' a workshop using truth, lies, puppetry and mask to explore concepts of status both real and pretend - Wed 15 Aug, 2pm FULL DETAILS AND TICKETS FROM THE FRINGE BOX OFFICE: 0131 226 0000 A reservation fee of £3.00 is charged. This will be refunded whenperyouticket attend the workshop.

wwww.edfringe.com

THE CLUB by David Williamson THE FAST McCoy by PaulDEAD SellarMOVE with Sylvester DARK IS THE NIGHT (Ghost Stories) by Paul Sellar JESUS HOPPED THE A-TRAIN Co-produced with Assembly Theatre LIKE THUNDER by Frederik Co-produced with OpenNiels Theatre, OsloDahl GILDED BALLOON STUDIO ENSEMBLE • A&R Morris Times Playwriting Award) (winnerby ofPeter the Sunday • THE GIFT by Tom Lister

• THE KOSH DANCE AND CABARET BY 20™ CENTURY GIRLS • THE JAPANESE BEATLES

BEST OF SO YOU THINK YOU’RE FUNNY CELTIC COMEDY SEAN CULLEN EROTIC LASER SWORDFIGHT FIONA AND HER SISTER (AND SOME GUY) THE KEVIN GILDEAS With MeMe Productions CRAIG HILL’S WIZ TO OZ PHIL KAY SARAH KENDALL’S “WAR" DERDRE O’KANE IS CRYSTALISED JILL PEACOCK IS GLAMOROUS PIRATE COPY TOM GLEESON with guest Drew Rokos SUPERGIRLYwith Karushi TIS PITY SHE’S ANONYMOUS DEIRDRE AND TARA GILDED BALLOON BOX OFFICE 0131226 2151

DANCE BASE continued DANCE WORKSHOP: PRATIBHA BHARATHANATYAM Aseeks masterclass forthe people who have somethePRAHLAT experience of Indian which to open mind and introduce style. Includes short dance, demonstration ofAugthe3 dance by Ms Prahlat. www.dancebase.co.uk I 14.00 (16.30) £4.50 (£3.00) DANCE WORKSHOP: ROTTERDAM SCHOOL IMPROV improvisation a home, sletting Rotterdam.This is the mostUNST exciting classAforlittleIf people whowould feelhasgood aboutit'www.dancebase.co.uk go and extemporising with others. experience be useful, Aug 13-18 14.00 (16.30) £4.50 (£3.00) EARLY pilates, stretch, Egyptiar Aug 6-23BIRD 09.00CLASSES (10.30) £3.00Yoga,(£2.50) INDIAN DANCE WORKSHOP: MAHARASHTRAN FOLK DANCE Collaborating with theSeeEdinburgh workshops in dance and ancient makeup techniques. Dance BaseMela:webpage for more up-to-date information. www.dancebase.co.uk Aug 23-Sept I 11.00 (14.00) £4.50 (£3.00) WORKSHOP From New Delhi:with amazing percussives experience classical- ADITI Indian MANGALDAS style and contemporary. For those morefusion than of one Augyear' 10-11 I 1.00 (13.00)in either, £4.50 www.dancebase.co.uk (£3.00) WORKSHOP - LEAHground STEIN: CONTEMPORARY Philadelphia choreographer making breaking site-specific workability. here in our stunning new building... Catch her while you can! General level www.dancebase.co.uk Jul 30-Aug 4 11.00 (13.00) £4.50 (£3.00) WORKSHOP - forMATTHEW HAWKINS: CONTEMPORARY Elegant, dynamic the£4.50 faint (£3.00) hearted. Intermediate level, www.dancebase.co.uk Aug 6-9 and11.0not 0 (13.00) ^ ®o©©o EDINBURGH FESTIVAL VOLUNTARY GUIDES ASSOCIATION Venue 165 - Cannonball House, Castlehil , Royal Mile FREE DAILY WALKS DOWN THE ROYAL MILErelateCastle House) Holyrood Palace. Expert voluntary guides history(Cannonball and facts ofAug the6-Sept Oldto Town. Now in 53rd year. Suitable for ages 5+. I Duration approx 2hrs. Free (non-ticketed) Tours start atfrom10 min 15.00 (Suns 14.00intervals to 15.00between only). 10.00 and 11.00 and between 14.00 and EDINBURGH GRADUATE THEATRE GROUP 00©00 Venue 6 - Nicolson Square Methodist Church, 25 Nicolson Square Tickets 226 0000 MI3 BRIGHTLouisIS THE RING- three OF WORDS Robert Burns,writers Robertcelebrating, Fergussoninand Robert Stevenson of Scotland' s greatest words andandmusic, life in theScotland. crowded streets, theatres, coffee houses and taverns of 18th13-18 19th Aug 15.00century (16.30) £7.00 (£5.00) oo©oo EQUITY Venue 2 - Fringe Green Room.Warriston Close Info 226 3864 DON' T BREAK A LEG! HEALTH AND SAFETY FOR PERFORMERS Venues, setsandandvenue locations canhave be hazardous places to work. Employers, owners a legal dutyEquity to ensure workplaces are safe,producers butandperformers alsosuccessful have responsibilities. hasissues. experience, expertise a history of campaigning on these Aug 16-17 13.00 (15.00) Free (non-ticketed) FRIENDS THE WESTERN BUDDHISTOFORDER Venue 215 - Edinburgh Buddhist Centre, I OViewforth Tickets 228 3333 MEDITATION The Buddhistcentred approach to meditation is basedIn onBUDDHIST thesimple principle of Mindfulness; awareness onsuch immediate experience. the techniques that we teach various qualities as calm, concentration and emotional11.0warmth be developed. Aug 0 (12.30)19.can Aug 8-25 8,13,15,20,22 00£5.00 (20.30)(£3.00) FRINGE AGM 00©00 Venue 22 - Dance Base - National Centre for Dance, 14-16 Grassmarket Info 226 3864 LIO FRINGEtheANNUAL GENERAL The hear FringetheSociety' s directors review last ideas 12 months, standperformers. forMEETING re-election and comments and of Fringe Call 0131 226 5257opinions, for Society membership information. Light buffet served. Aug 18 I 1.00 (14.00) Free (non-ticketed) 81

IIHHI FRINGE GREEN ROOM Venue 2 - Fringe Green Room.Warriston Close Info 226 3864 THE FRINGE ROOMIf youAimsaretoa enhance Fringe participants' experiences whileGREEN performer, you sign upand for general details oninhelpEdinburgh. debates, masterclasses Fringe and workshops asmake well assuretrade shows and advice. Jul 31 -Aug 27 10.00 (18.00) Free for Fringe Performers Venue 22 - Dance Base - National Centre for Dance, 14-16 Grassmarket Info 226 3864 LIO SOYOUtoWANTTO DO A SHOW FRINGE?dared Everything ve wanted aboutbares performing theATTHE Fringe to ask. you' Fringe Director, Paulknow Gudgin, allearth. aboutat what bardsbutneednever to do to participate in one of the greatest shows on Aug 18,22 14.00 (16.00) Free (non-ticketed) FRINGE SUNDAY ON THE MEADOWS 00©00 Venue 200 - Fringe Sunday, Melvil e Drive Info 226 5257 N11 FRINGE SUNDAY ON THE MEADOWS Go where the grass is green and get a taste of over 200 Fringe acts for free. Music, cabaret and comedy... and kids can find treasure before noon, you could win a trip to a secretif12your location. Aug 11.00 (17.00) Free (non-ticketed)

ROUNDTABLE RUMBLES Come atseethe with end ofguest the reviewers, day, mull over whatnotes, you have you along should compare swopseen ideasandandwhat re-charge the intellectual batteries with some stimulating criticism. Aug 17-19,24-26 23.15 (00.15) Free (non-ticketed) LUATH PRESS oo©©o Venue 205 - Starbucks, 120b Princes Street LUATH EDINBURGH BOOK FRINGE Start your day with writing, poetry, andPlusgenealogy workshops; and225readings poets andstorytelling historians. special guests. Phonetalks 0131 4326atorbycallwriters, at any Edinburgh Starbucks for day-by-day programme. More details wvvw.luath.co.uk Aug 6-10, 13-17, 20-24 08.00 (09.25) £5.00 (£3.50) v MERCAT TOURS ®0©©0 ! Venue 153 - Mercat Tours, Departure from outside Tourist Information Centre, Princes Mall, PrincesJ12 j Street Tickets 226 0000 GHOSTS AND WITCHES Follow our dramatic, traditional story-tellers through the of the OldUnderground Town.Visit sites haunted by thes scariest past andtour! age-old {. Enter31darkside the19.0notorious Vaults - Edinburgh' INDEPENDENTTHEATRE COUNCIL 00©00 Julhorrors. 29-Aug 0 (20.30) £6.00 (£5.00) Venue 22 - Dance Base - National Centre for Dance, 14-16 Grassmarket Info 226 3864 LIO Jul 29-Aug 31 21.00 (22.30) TEN STEPS TO STARTING A PERFORMING ARTSessential COMPANY Trainers: Charlotte Jones, WilltheForrest, Sarah Barrow.The guide to MIND BODY2001SPIRIT EDINBURGH OOO©© running your own company: secrets of success; navigating the and management FESTIVAL maze.Tips on company policy, legal structures, finance, marketing publicity, Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000 KI31 employing people, contracts, fundraising and sponsorship. Aug 16-17 10. 0 0 (noon) Free (non-ticketed) MIND BODY SPIRIT EDINBURGH FESTIVAL 2001 something Register at Fringe Green Room.Warriston Close, from end of July. different... Numerouspresenting exhibitorsproducts from a and varietytasterof disciplines andto enhance holistic the lifestyleofapproaches, treatments quality health and life. Reiki, reflexology, readings, crystals, books, jewellery. Tickets available the door.£2.00 (£1.00) Aug 25-27 10.00at(18.00) berkoff’s dahling you were marvellous world premiere xavier durringer’s a desire to kill on the tip of the tongue translated by mark ravenhill british premiere anat gov’s best friends european premiere martin beaumont’s white van man world premiere Jenifer toksvig’s musical for children pandemonium world premiere www.wisepart.com

NEAL'S YARD REMEDIES ©O©©© Venue 176 - Neal’s Yard Remedies,46A George Street Tickets 226 3223 JIO ENERGETICS ON-SITE MASSAGE Relax andEnergetics revitalise! practitioners Following lastonce year' s highly popular event in our herbal courtyard, more offer you seated, clothed acupressure Natural cosmetics, organic herbs,4-27 tinctures books.Treatment room.£ 10.massage. Free Aug 10.00and(19.00) £ 18.00 (30 mins) 00 (15herbal mins)tea served daily. ROYAL THEATRE 00©00 Venue 2 - FrinNATIONAL ge Green Room.Warriston Close Info 226STUDIO 3864 KI2 J ROYAL NATIONAL THEATRE STUDIO The RNT' s research andand development arm return to the Fringe with a special set of workshops masterclasses for actors andhave directors led Fiona by theShaw, leadingPrunella theatreScales practitioners. Previous workshop leaders included and Richard Eyre. Classes are free to Fringe performers and registration onAug12th13-17August10.0in0 (18.00) person. Free for Fringe performers (non-ticketed) takes place = „ - Group ROYAL BANK MILE oo©©o Venue* Scotland 98 - Cockburn Street to GeorgeON IV BriTHE dge, RoyalROYAL Mile Info 226 3864 ROYAL STREET PARTY The Royal Bank of Scotland brings youenjoy the ondining the Royal Mileofinallstyle. From fire-eaters towhatflyer-feeders, alFringe fresco in front the Fringe action. It' s made the Edinburgh Festival6-27famous. Aug 11.00 (21.00) Free (non-ticketed) ST GILES' CATHEDRAL Venue 187 - St Giles' Cathedral, High Street, Royal Mile INTERFAITH Taize singingChristian - an opportunity to ofTaize.This take part in simple chants EVENTS from Ecumenical Community music isrepetitive likedeep a doorway for allthepeople of any faith, or none, to a 'source of refreshment from within' . Aug 20-24 17.30 (18.30) Donation INTERFAITH Edinburgh Association.Time for restwho and silence - youtogether are EVENTS invitedfortosilence. join a Reflection groupInterfaith fromfrom different religioustraditions traditions are meeting the various will be available who wishDonation them. Aug 13-17for those 17.30 (18.30) ST GILES’ CATHEDRAL continues over the page

ST GILES’ CATHEDRAL continued INTERFAITH oftraditions, Universal Peace - chants, movement and meditation fromandEVENTS thepeace, world'within s Dances spiritual towards multi-cultural understanding andconnection without.Taketodedicated a breaknature from being a sacred. spectator to renew compassionate others, and the Aug 6-10 17.30 (18.30) Donation SHAKESPEARE: ARCHETYPES OFatTHE SOULCathedral.Three A lecture series by Dr J Philip Newell, scholar in spirituality St Giles' consecutive lectures ontheShakespeare' s Archetypes ofgravedigger' the Soul: 'T.he King and Queen' ; ' T he lover and friend' ; ' T he fool and the Aug 21-23 19.00 (19.45) £3.00 ST MARK S IN CASTLE TERRACE OQ©©0 Venue 125 - St Mark's Unitarian Church, Castle Terrace Tickets 226 0000 L9 FREE LUNCHTIME? See venue noticeboard for free readings, talks and performances by: David Broughton, Hardie Press and Poesia. Aug 8,15,18,20,21,23-25,27-29 12.30 (13.30) Free (non-ticketed) HARDIE PRESS MUSIC Hugh-'CCheape, - RobertRob Burns’ ‘Scots-‘Scottish Musical- TALKING Museum’; Sheila Douglas ome Gie'Paul s A Jordan Sang'- 'C(vocal); MacKillop Traditional Music for Guitar’; Alastair Hardie aledonian Companion' Mary £5.00 Anne Alburger Aug 20-24 14.(fiddle); 15 (15.45) (£3.50) - 'Scottish Fiddlers and their Music'. ST PATRICK S COMMUNITY 000©0 Venue 219 - St Patrick's Church, 5 South Gray's Close, 40 High Street Info 556 3030 K13 RESTandFORbeautiful YOURsurroundings; SOUL An hour of peacefulmusic, contemplation andandworship in quiet incorporating chant, silence guided meditation. Come and be refreshed in mind, body and spirit. Open to all. www.hourofcalm.com Aug 20-24 16.00 (17.00) Free-will donation SCOTTISH POETRY LIBRARY 00©©0 Venue 162 - Scottish Poetry Library,Crichton's Close, CanongateTickets 557 2876 KI5 COURTYARD READINGS Hosted by the School of Poets, free, international, open to all, daily: come and read your own or others' poems in the Auglibrary 13-25 courtyard. (not Sun) 14.00 (15.00) Free (non-ticketed)

SOUNDWORKS OOQOO Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155 G9 EXPERIENCE SACRED SOUND All use Fringed out?andEntercrystal an oasis of bowls tranquility. Sound therapists Lyz and Anne Tibetan singing and creatingaaunique soothingexperience! soundscape to relax, rejuvenate and balance mind, bodymore, and spirit... Aug 13-18 13. 3 0 (14.00) £5.00 (£4.00) Aug 13-18 14.30 (15.00) TRAQUAIR FAIR ©OOOO Venue 118 -Traquair House, Innerleithen, Peeblesshire Tickets 01896 830323 SIS Outer TRAQUAIR FAIR Set in the grounds of Scotland' s oldest inhabited house this is a magical fair for all ages.Theatre, music, children' s entertainments, and complementary medicine.This year the fair has an Eastern flavour andcrafts is part of Japan 2001. Aug 4-5 £11.10.00/£5.00/£30.00) 00 (18.00) £12.00 (£7.00) Family £35.00 Under 5's Free (Advance TRESTLE THEATRE COMPANY OOOOO Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) H14 OUTSIDE EYE: MAKING OF TRESTLE EXPERIENCE Director Toby Wilsher gives a practical workshop insight into the mask-based narrative style thatof made a world-wide phenomenon. Learnsilence to create powerful stories subtletyTrestle and substance blending visual magic, and sound. AllAug welcome. 9 10.00 (13.00) £15.00 (£10.00) talks & events get the gossip with us

2PRODUCTIONS WAY MIRflOR FILM AND THEATRE ®0©©0 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 L11 RESERVOIR DOGSand(AfeelTRIBUTE) The cult movie classic... liveFrom on stage. You can smell, taste the gunpowder, blood, sweat and fear. the torture of theandcopchilling. to the execution of Mr Orange.Tarantino's script is spellbinding Aug Aug 3-12 13-26 22.30 22.45(midnight) (00.15) £7.00 (£5.00) RUDOLPH HESS SPANDAU A black comedy.The Fuhrer's maniac discipleimpersonates takes PRINCE a phoneMarlene callOFfrom Senator McCarthy asking intellectuals, Dietrich & Hitler, lights his cigaradvice withona burning photograph of a Jew, cries at the departure of his sparrow. Aug 3-26 11.20 (12.50) £6.00 (£5.00) 12 INCHES OO0OO Venue 84 - Holyrood Tavern, 9a Holyrood Road Tickets 556 5044 from 17.00 KI4 WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT! Three lads living it up and mucking around. Come join us for an energetic night out involving clubbing, drinking, women and of the18.consequences... you reckon we've got it whereWorld it counts? Augall12-18 30 (19.30) £6.00Do(£5.00) Premiere 20TH CENTURY BLUES 0Q©©O Venue 4 - C too, St Columba's by the Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105 LI I Ilovers HAVEgetBEEN HERE BEFORE Priestley explores what happens when a second chance and choose the road less travelled. No inspector calls, but a mysterious doctor plays their tune in a dizzying dance to the music ofAugtime.3,5,7,9,1 1,13,15,17,19,21,23,25 23.45 (01.00) £6.50 (£5.50) >»" THE VORTEX Leave your tennis whites and cucumber sandwiches at the door.Thiscocktail isn't a Song at1920s Twilight s strictlydysfunction, late night. drugs A sparkling, poisonous upper- it'classes, and pure wit. Coward atofhisthenastiest. AugNoel 2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 23.45 (01.00) £6.50 (£5.50) >»" 100 MONKEYS 00©00 Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I FOUR DOGS AND A BONE The narcissistic starlet, desperate producer, ageing ingenue tortured writer scratch, bite tale and ofplaycelluloid the dogfame. in John'Very,Patrick Shanley'NewYorkTimes. s tightlyandconstructed and sharp-toothed very funny' Aug 6-16 (not 13) 18.30 (19.50) £6.00 (£4.00) ^ AAG OOQOO Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155 G9 EVERYBODY HERE WANTS YOU Hybrid collection of cutting-edge film and theatreFilmfromFestival a new2001 exciting arts group. 'Autobahn" of'Innovative Cambridge writingIncludes 'Dylan Makes Films'winner . and5 unconventional - and mostnewpromising Filmfour. www.aag-arts.com Preview Aug 19. 3 0 (21.00) £3.00 Aug 7-18 19.30 (21.00) £4.50 (£3.50) World Premiere AandBC OOO©© Venue 192 - Old College Quad, South Bridge Tickets 662 8740 (George Square Theatre) LI 3 THE TEMPEST Lit itsby amost glorious you find yourself sitting on fun' Prospero's island.radiates 'Shakespeare directmoon, andpoetry immediate, infectious a kind20.00ofatjoyful exuberant that liftsfulltheofheart' Scotsman.Guardian. Aug 22-24,26 (22.45) £ 10. 0 0 (£7.00) Aug 25 21.00 (23.45) ACTIVATED Venue 241 - Rocket @ IMAGE Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson Street Tickets 667 1940OO©©©LI AMY EVANS' STRIKE Amy is 12.knows Midway Maths, and refuses to startspirals again.intoNo-one why.through No-one canFinnemore snapsheherstops outworking of it. Her simple stand a national scandal. By John 'Outstanding' Telegraph. 17.40 (19.10) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere Aug 6-11,13-18,20-21,24-27 AIREBORN THEATRE COMPANY ®0©OO IN ASSOCIATION Venue 70 - Stage by Stage EdinburghWITH Academy, 42LUUTG Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155 G9 GEMINI What happens whenlostlove is drowned?innovation In this powerful, poetic drama two sisters dream of love.Theatrical and electrical performance combine in this haunting new work. 'Original and impressive' Stage '..a joy5-18to experience' Aug (not 12) 14.101.30 (15.30) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere >■" AIREBORN THEATRE COMPANY continues over the page 84

A.A.G. Little Shop of Horrors Alice in Wonderland Macbeth Antigone's Last Dance Microcosmos Crazy For You Redwood Curtain Dance Conversations Revolting Young Men The Famous Five Sugar and Spice Gemini Sweeney Todd The Hound of the Baskervilles The Maids Kit & the Widow Tartuffe The Land of No Colour They Smelt Music Let’s Hear It for the Boy Henry Fielding’s Tom Jones’ STAGE BY STAGE: the venue of performance and participation for all Find our full programme of shows, workshops and classes in music, dance and drama for all ages at: www.stagebystage.org 0131 557 1155 42 Henderson Row, Edinburgh

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com ijfflWrcNWR BEEN m/S BAD!

tffwOBlDlS 1UST ABOUT

Changeling room: IS JUST ABOUT ENUFF! venue4 THE WORLD 12-26 AUG 6pm ST COLU M B A' S by the Castle CHANGELING ROOMS II 225 5105 2-26 AUG (not 14th) 745pm q|rI j |q| R 0I1 ;1 LLird |

2000 winner ofFringe Scotsman First and Stage Award Acting Excellence Spellbinding” DAILY TELEGRAPH that effortlessly breathes straight from the heart”

AIREBORN THEATRE COMPANY continued MACBETH Threethefiendish girlsScottish meet toKing. playAmbitious a game withfoolfate... Their plaything: Macbeth, infamous or astunning puppet of fate? Thunderous performances and wicked puppetry meet in this adaptation of Shakespeare' s terrifying tragedy. Aug 40 (18.40) (£4.00)£7.50 (£5.00) Aug 45-1817.(not 9) 17.£5.50 40 (18.40) V"" THE MAIDS Genet' s notorious one act playin revengeful is back withdeath an allin male cast. Jealousy, love, hatred and betrayal culminate this dark, poeticnevertragedy of Madame and her two scheming maids where ritual and reality are straightforward. Aug 4 18. 0 0 (19.00) £5.00 (£3.00)£6.00 (£4.00) Aug 5-18 (not8) 18.00(19.00) ^ AJAR PRODUCTIONS 00©©0 Venue 45 - Old St Paul’s Church & Hall, Jeffrey Street Tickets 556 0476 Kl 3 THE PROPER CHARLIES Three stereotypes (Toff, Wide Boy and Yank) take you onbya journey through sex and politics.The dialogue is highlighted outrageous physicallove,antics.Warning: may becomic offensive to some eyes and Aug 5-26ears. 22.00 (23.00) £5.00 (£3.00) World Premiered ALL ABOARD ®0©©O Venue 47 - Cafe Royal Fringe Theatre, !7West Register Street Tickets 556 2549 JI2 Areturn CHIPto the IN THE SUGAR From Alanproduction Bennett's of'Talking Heads' . A fourthtale Fringe for this definitive Bennett' s poignant of Graham, his Mam and the arrival of the yellow-gloved Mr Turnbull. 'Spot on' **** Aug Scotsman. 4-27 (not 15) 13.10 (13.55) £7.00 (£5.00) >■" FALLING OFFThat'How angry canlifeArnie bea now he'ors two fifty?anyway. He didAnall the right things after all. s his take on after drink astonishing new monologue, performed by Chris Parker. World Premiere V Aug 4-27 (not 15)written 15.10and(15.50) £6.00 (£4.00) ALTITUDE NORTH 00©©0 Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 SCHIZOPHRENIA -a SENSITIVITY A loneliness dynamic double-bill of physical theatre and live music: gentle piece about and an exploration of theis theatre male psyche that never cease toStagewrite. provoke Contains the unexpected. this as sensual experience' nudity. 'Stunning... www.altitudenorth.co.uk Aug 16-27 20.45 (21.35) £6.00 (£5.00) AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL 00©©0 THEATRE FESTIVAL Venue 137 - Church Hil Theatre, Morningside Road S8 ALICE INvisual WONDERLAND A treasure for audiencesjourney of all ages, thisa intriguing performance takes Alice on a fascinating with sideCarroll' shows classic of familiar characters, join us for a colourful, active retelling ofbizarre Lewis story.(£4.00) Aug 1718,2220.20 (21.40) £6.00 Aug 14. 2 0 (15.40) Aug 20 10.20 (11.40) ANTIGONE Tragedy,andlove, death andstorylaw ofareAntigone, elementsKing of thisCreon.and Greek tragedy told withpresents new vision energy.The ancient Greece questions and situations that apply to today' s world, human existence and(23.30) emotion.£6.00 (£4.00) Aug 6 22.30 Aug 9 12.30 (13.30) Aug Aug 1011 14.18.3300 (15.30) (19.30) BOOKpresent, OF SECRETS a magical, musical, multi-media past, future areEnter... discovered 'treasure' foundworld inthisanwhere old trunk. Premiering in lives Orlando, Florida, thisthrough originaladrama showcases dynamic young troupe. Aug 7 12. 2 0 (13.40) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 8 18.2200 (19.40) Aug (11.40) Aug 9I I 10.20.20 (21.40) European Premiere THE COMEDY OFaERRORS Lehi High School, cowboy-kickin' from the Western state of Utah, USA, bring you rip-roarin' , horse-snortin' , rope-trickin' versionputs of Shakespeare' s classic. Nationally acclaimed Shakespearean youth group the wild in the wild west. Aug 1819 16.15(17.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 18.15(19.45) Aug (21.45) Aug 2122 20.15 10.15 (11.45) AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL F.T. continues over the page 85

AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL F.T. continued THE COURSE ACTINGstories SHOW spoofs sparfsActing on three condensed Shakespearean rageThe wildtechnical at the and Course Unconscious overacting and outrageous difficulties are justSchool. some ofAugthe6 offerings at this special drama school. 12. 1 5 (13.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 7 22.15 (21.45) (23.45) Aug Aug 910 20.15 18.15(19.45) ^ THE CRANE WIFEandTaken fromtheatre Japaneseconventions.The folklore, this haunting tale uses dance, music, masks, Japanese peasant Kokura removes arrow appeal. from a stricken crane, who weaves a magnificent cloth. AAug story6 18.30(19.10) ofanageless £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 7 14.30(15.10) Aug 10.30(11.10) Aug 10I I 16.30(17.10) ^ FORTRESS Whena world Billy isofnine, he finds out he'hiss adopted. Feeling betrayed, Billy retreats into his own, modeling life after Superman. Growing up, his6 only ally(21.45) is Kim.£6.00 A powerful Aug 20.15 (£4.00) tale of friendship and mutual need. Aug 7 16.15(17.45) Aug 15 (-15.45) Aug 911 14.22.15 (23.45) ^ AthePIECE ABOUT WAR This original ensemble productionto explores topic as depicted by different writers from Shakespeare the present. Through poems, songs,aspects skits, speeches, will depict the varied of war. letters, and improvisations, the cast Aug 18 22.15 (23.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 14.15(15.45) Aug 222119 12.15(13.45) Aug 18.15 (19.45) European Premiere PLAY ON!toAproduce farcical aandplay.entertaining comedy abouthaughty a smallplaywright theatre group attempting Interference from the escalates the problems, and laughter abounds as everything that can go wrong does! Aug 17,21 22.15 (23.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug Aug 2219 16.15(17.45) 12.15 (13.45) SHAKESPEARE AND LOVE Thislove'anthology uses Shakespeare' s sonnets atruth unique- evenspringboard for Romance, of family,as ourandlove of 'fexploring alling in love' - sareunique held forms. up to the light inlove comedy, drama, dance song. Aug 20.15 (21.40) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 192018 12.15(13.40) Aug 22.15 Aug 22 16.15 (23.40) (17.40) SPEAKING FROM THE CLAYisThis is an original adaptation ofmoon traditional Native American Our world winds, andtherivers, - theand elementsguides. of basictales. existence. We speakofthrough drum,sun rattle,andflute dance ancient Aug 7 10. 3 0 (11.30) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 8 16.30 (17.30) Aug Aug 10I I 14.12.3300 (13.30) (15.30) European Premiere THREE FORdirects THE ROAD A celebration of the'Three American one-act 'The: Pot Boiler' : writer drama, causing cast chaos, Doors to Death' interactive mystery - hissable even corpse gets involved, 'Showtime on the Showboat' : melodrama with the villain. Aug 17 14.15(15.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 18 18.15(19.45) Aug (I 1.45) Aug 2019 16.10.1155 (17.45) WHISPERS FROM TREMBLING EARTHOkefenokee Nestled inswamp the mists, you are enchanted by THE thesong, strange and mysterious inhabitants. Music, dance, storytelling will captivate all ages. and its Aug 6 16.15(17.15) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 8 10.15(11.45) Aug (21.45) Aug 10II 20.15 12.15 (13.45) European Premiere ^ AMRUMER PRODUCTIONS O0©OO Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I HESS by Michael Burrell. Acclaimed one man play with award-winning actor, Paul Croft examines the life of Spandau' s infamous prisoner no.7, Rudolf Hess. It looks6-11,14-18 deep into 11.50(13.10) the black heart£5.00of the Third Reich... and beyond. Aug (£4.00) ^

ANGEL-EXIT THEATRE 00©©0 Venue Tickets61620-The6206Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) LI I ij IMAGINARY PRISONS Dream, decay, delirium. A haunting exploration ofyearsSleeping Beautyandin private which the spellbound kingdom is confined of passion terror. Mesmerising physical theatretofroma hundred an II international, Aug 5-26 15.Lecoq-trained 30 (16.30) £6.50ensemble. (£5.50) World Premiere ANJELLYCO PRODUCTIONS 00©00 Venue 11 - Diverse Attractions, Riddles Court, 322 LawnmarketTickets 225 8961 LI I 4 EXCESS BAGGAGE Do you hoard things? Man has shed.Woman has cluttered loft. Laugh and cry with Eunice sorting through her stored treasures. New play, written and performed Aby'mAngela Hodgson. Poignant. Humorous. Heart-warming. Aug 13-18 17.3Memory-stirring. 0 (18.15) £5.00 (£3.50)ust' in the dust!

ARENA NORTH ®0©@0 Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI7 1 PIPEDREAMS Bored withyou!yourFascism, job? Feel there's and no place for you in today' s j world? Your Captain needs fanaticism farce. Jim Fowler' s political satire explores back-to-basics and a return to the far right with unnerving humour. Aug 19-26wit15.and45 (16.45) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere j REWRITE Love, lust, knickers and evening classes from People' Play himself. Award 4I winner, Carina Rodney. Johncomelovestogether Stephaniein this whocomedy loves Rob who sloves Obsession and confusion whirlwind of crossed 4 wires, unrequited ham sandwiches. Aug 12-18 15.45 love (16.45)and£6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere | Venue 202 - C o2, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 LIS TONIGHT, MATTHEW, I' M ... What do girls who have everything want? More. Meet Susie.opens She's independent, and a serial dater.aAward-winning i writer C Byrnes handbagsharp onsolvent singletons lonely hearts. 'Impressivethewriting... and witty'and****plunges Scotsman.stiletto into ;5 Aug 3-18 (not 12) noon (12.50) £5.50 (£4.50) World Premiere j

ARKLE THEATRE COMPANY OO0OO Venue 114 - Theatre Arkle, St Paul's and St George's Church, York Place Tickets 558 9800 112 BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS by Neil Simon. Broadway, baseball, babes, breastsClassic and butter. Eugene' s teenage out ofalready. the ball park. comedy£7.50 from(£5.00) thediary kingbats of oneBridget liners.Jones See this Aug 13-18 19.kosher 45 (22.15) ARTISTIC STAGE PRODUCTIONS 000©0 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 LI I EMBERS CATHERINE CROPPER Share the struggles of artist, indomitable woman; inspired by the late Louise Nevelson, ' w hose conflicted feelings aboutorherlessgrown son, are afterthought' coupled againstJerryhisTallmer, aggrievedVillager. feelings of being20-26 more her neglected Aug 10.45 (12.15) £6.00 (£5.00) European Premiere ARTSPEKE YOUTH THEATRE OOOOO Venue 4 - C too, St Columba's by the Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105 L11 THE YARN Comic and fantastical folktales, from ' T he Woman Who Died Five Times' to ' N athaniel' s Corpse Ran Away' . A moving exploration of life in an II witty increasingly impoverished rural presentation of a tale£6.50 for(£5.50) allcommunity time. in the Nineteenth century.Vivacious, Aug 5-11 18.00 (19.20) THE ASIAN HERITAGE FOUNDATION O0©©O 1 Venue 152 -Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 II AT THE FRINGE A BEGGAR' S OPERA... A group of Indian street puppeteers, acrobats, jugglers, musicians collaborate with dance an English II magicians, magicianby to1999 create a magical performance magicians with music, and magic Fringe First£10.00 Director Roystenon Abel. (Aug 6-12 14. 0 0 (15.00) (£6.00) i Aug 14-18,21-25,27 11.55 (12.55) World Premiere

ASSASSIN THEATRE 00©©0 Venue Tickets61620-The6206Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library,George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) LI I TARTARUS Rarely attempted. Rarelya fast-paced seen. A taleandofdarkly a man funny from physical perfection to perversion. Experience comedy charting the history of the world and how it all went wrong. 'Absolute genius!' FM. £6.50 (£5.50) Aug 11-24f***ing (not 19) 21.45Fuse(23.15) THE SCOTSMAN ASSEMBLY ®Q©©0 Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428 JI0 THE SCOTSMAN ASSEMBLY At the heart of the Fringe, Assembly isas fullwe ofcelebrate beans and21 buzzing, right around the clock. In 2001 it' s party time new talent around. years on the Fringe with old friends and the hottest ANIMAL FARM Guy Masterson presents Orwell's reins. s timeless masterpiece. Tony Boncza directswith Lizzierare Wort Masterson' betrayed idealism delivered claritytaking and blinding relevance. AMessage tour deofScotsman. force of physical theatre. ' B rilliant, delightful, graceful, artful, poetic, theatrical' Aug 3-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 I 1. 0 0 (12.40) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 11.00 (12.40) £ 10.00 (£9.00) AS IT ofIS angels.The IN HEAVEN Utopia is threatened when a newcomer visions returns with Arlene Hutton'receives s new musical drama ofJourney Shaker Company women in and 1830'thes Kentucky. Recipient Cameron Mackintosh Foundation grant John Lippmann Award.of a Aug 3-6,8,9,12-13,15-16,20,22-23,27 13. 2 5 (14.50) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-1 1, 17-19,24-26 13.25 (14.50) £ 10.00 (£9.00) ^ BERKOFF' S WOMEN After a hugely successful tour and a West End run, returnsveritable for twotour specialde performances.' ... awe inspiring greatness' LiatLinda stthe . 'It Marlowe was brilliant.A height of(19.00) her powers' Daily Mail. force' Scotsman.'... astonishing... she is Aug 13 17. 4 5 £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 20 16.00 (17.15) THE SCOTSMAN ASSEMBLY continues over the page

ir Fringe tickets : 0131226 0000

A. THE SCOTSMAN ASSEMBLY continued DIATRIBE OF LOVE - LINDAmarriage, MARLOWE Finding herself isolated and alone, in a loveless lifeincreasingly with wit, pathos, irony andbyhumour. Adapted(Berkoffs from theGraciela book examines by GabrielherGarcia Marquez and performed Linda Marlowe Women). Aug 4-9,12-16,20-23,27 I 1. 5 5 (13.05) £ 10. 0 0 (£9.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 I 1.55 (13.05) £ I 1.00 (£ 10.00) ^ DOCTOR PROSPERO - GARETH ARMSTRONG Following- anthe international success of Shylock, Armstrong presents Dr. Prospero exploration fascinatingslifemagician of the inastrologer and alchemist John Dee and his influenceofontheShakespeare' his final great play,The Tempest. Aug 16.05 (17.35) Aug 4-7,9,12-14,16,20-23,27 10-1 1, 17-19,24-26 16.05 (17.35) £ 10.00£9.00 (£9.00)(£8.00) THE GETAWAY BUS A ladto from Leeds, dragged to Australia parents, desperate to escape, resorts public transport, amateur dramaticsbyinsightful, and murder. 'ripping A tale ofyarn... lurking passion and dark crime' Australian.hilarious... all class!' SundayTimes. Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 16. 1 5 (17.30) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 16.15 (17.30) £ 10.00 (£9.00) FERN brought HILL - GUY performsMilkDylan Shortenchanting, stories, poems tomesmerising. life MASTERSON by the master of Under Wood.Thomas. Beautiful, passionate, funny, ' I mpeccable timing, dexterity, control, tremendous sensitivity and panache!' Guardian.55'M(17.10) asterson£9.00 makes(£8.00) it sing!' 'Unmissable!' Herald. Aug Aug 3-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 10-11,17-19,24-26 15.5515.(17.10) £ 10.00 (£9.00) IAN MACPHERSON isIanTheMacPherson' Chair'.Thes death has beenthe predicted forArcane. many years. one funny. manof comedy tragedy process up. Pretentious. Unintentionally 'One ofspeeds the most creative and intelligent comedians I' v e ever seen' Guardian. Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 13. 1 5 (14.15) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 13.15 (14.15) £10.00 (£9.00) HENRY2000 FONDA' S FAULT Guys hysterical, Mastersonill-fated presentsrealisation Owen O'ITNaWAS eill' s brilliant Traverse hit. O'Neill'hilarious ofwith Hollywood dream.tears-rolling-down-the-face 'Incisive candour, self-deprecation relayed genius provoking laughter' ***** Scotsman. 'Aug Absolutely charming' Independent on Sunday. 35 (17.15)£ 10.£9.00 (£8.00) Aug 13-16,20-23,27 17-19,24-26 15.315.5 (17.15) 00 (£9.00) KING OF SCOTLAND GERARD KELLY is theinstead King ofof hisScotland. He's alive and well,Castle. and living in a high-rise, iFirst n Edinburgh 'Completely filthy Glasgow and utterlyslumhilarious' Scotsman.rightful Fringehome 2000. Aug 16.00 (17.15) Aug 3-5,7-9,12,14-16 10-1 1,17-19 16.00(17.15) £ 11.0£010.(£010.0 (£9.00) 00) LYREBIRD:TALES OF HELPMANN Fringe winner.Tyler drama Coppin returns with his awesome celebration of the life ofFirsta 'quintessential queen, '...a theatre junkie's any dream' Evening Standard. SHerald. pellbinding' Time. 'Aug It's a3-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,20,22-23,27 gem... that outshines system of14.star-rating' Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 14.30 (15.55) £ 10.3000(15.55) (£9.00) £9.00 (£8.00) MAN IN THE FLYING LAWNCHAIR Comedy truesurplus story of Larry Walters, anlaunched Americanhimself trucktodriver who,feetwithin anbased thealuminium helponofthefiftylawn weather balloons, 16,000 chair. 'Aug Energetic, funny and moving' Scotland on Sunday. £9.00 (£8.00) 3-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,20,22-23,27 Aug 10-1 1, 17-19,24-26 15.05 (16.20) £15.10.0050(16.20) (£9.00) THE MATCHMAKER Tonys 'wAward Winner Anna Manahan stars with Des Keogh in John B. Keane' ork of comic brilliance' PTE Ireland. 'Hilarious comedy... with a great sense of pain and pathos. Unmissable' Waterford News and Star. Aug Aug 3-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,20,22-23,27 10-1 1,17-19,24-26 13.45 (15.30) £13.11.4550(15.30) (£10.00)£ 10.00 (£9.00) ^ OUR BAD MAGNET TheTron' s major Magical hit fromfairy acclaimed new writer Douglas Maxwell (Decky Does A Bronco). stories, fantasy, deception, 80's theatrical indie music,event. a ventriloquist' s dummy and a wordTheatre. called nimton add to13-16,20-23,27 a major In association with Borderline Aug 13. 3 0 (15.10) £10.00 (£9.00) Aug 17-19,24-26 13.30 (15.10) £ 11.00 (£ 10.00) THEBob PARTKingdom. OF BOB KINGDOM PLAYED BY AN ACTOR with FringeEdgar FirstHoover.What' doyenWILL of solosBEgoing shows, Capote, Elsas anMaxwell,). onDylan in theThomas,Truman dressing room? And what' audience doing there? Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 I 1. 4 5 (13.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 I 1.45 (13.00) £ 10.00 (£9.00) >r RESOLUTION Guy Masterson directs Pip Utton' s (Adolf) powerful new work. of justicemakechallenged.The guilty on the apathy ofprovocative, theConceptions good. Could a'Sdifference? Shouldprosper you? Utterly3-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 totallyyou necessary. uperbly dramatic' Stage.Would you? Aug 17. 2 5 (18.35) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 17.25 (18.35) £ 10.00 (£9.00) >»" THE SCOTSMAN ASSEMBLY continues over the page 88

Tambar Productions presents

„ 1 s f !§,

Proud to announce the arrival in Edinburgh of the great Joan Rivers the rudest superstar, the doyenne of female comedy. 22-27 August Programme also includes It’s Me Sylvia - Live & On Film. Meet Sylvia Miles, Oscar nominee, star of Andy Warhol’s Heat. 13-27 August It Woulda Been Nice A dinner party with Sugar, Tina and Jen. 1-27 August See How Beautiful I am A deathbed encounter with the queen of sixties camp. 1-16 August PLEASANCEj

Universal Arts presents GATEWAY TO WORLD THEATRE in

Hill Street Theatre TRY BEFORE YOU BUY!!! Can’t make up your mind? Sample our shows on our web-site from 8 August. www.universal-arts.com/CIA Sponsored by Computer Image Application Ltd. INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMERS' AND PROMOTERS' CENTRE at The Gateway Theatre, venue 7 10am - 1pm daily If you are looking for shows to programme in your theatre or festival, come to the place specially geared for your needs. In an informal atmosphere meet your counterparts from around the world and exchange your experiences and notes about shows.

THE SCOTSMAN ASSEMBLY continued RISTORANTE poetry, comedy, slapstick, dance, s mime, masks... youIMMORTALE all - AllcomeinAone: and see thedisplay showofbybest oneslapstick. of Europe' best mask theatres atcanitsgetUKitpremiere. firework Aug 4,6-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 17. 4 0 (19.10) £ 10. 0 0 (£9.00) Aug 10-1 1,17-19,24-26 17.40 (19.10) £1 1.00 (£10.00) >»" RODNEY BEWES - DIARY OF Aattempts NOBODY The harmlessly pompous Mr Rooter is back with his demented at home improvements and hisHit not harmlessFringe snobbery. is a gem of a performance' Sunday Times. of theso Festival 2000.'T3his5 (17.45) Aug (£8.50) Aug 3-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 10-1 1, 17-19,24-26 16.3516.(17.45) £ 10.£9.50 50 (£9.50) ST NICHOLAS by Conor McPherson. Sex, vampires and actress theatre incritics. Athejaded critiche'ssteps beyondA the pale andfunny falls and for thrilling a beautiful one shows reviewing. macabrely supernatural storyof ofAugobsession, seduction, entrapment and blood! 3 14.20 (15.35) £5.0014.20 (15.35) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug Aug 4-9,12-16,20-23,27 10-11,17-19,24-26 14.20 (15.35) £ 10.50 (£9.50) ^ SAKURA - THE BANDITKatiPRINCESS A modern the tale poetry of Old with Japan performed by the amazing Kuroda ' e mbroidering Kabuki andperformance.' Noh styles.’ NY Village Star Voice.'Bulletin. An incredible production and aDallas brilliant Honolulu 'Extraordinary solo turn.' Morning News. Aug 12.55 (14.00) Aug 6-9,12-14,16,20,21,23,27 10-1 1, 17-19,24-26 12.55 (14.00) £ 10.00 £9.00 (£9.00)(£8.00) >r THE SECRET LOVE LIFE OF OPHELIA by Steven Berkoff.With a muscularity of language temperedwithwithimages tenderness, startlingly new verse play is shottragedy. through of courtlyBerkoffs love, sexual desireoriginal and intimations of future Aug 21-27 16.00 (17.30) £ 10.00 (£9.00) SHAKESPEARE' S WOMEN - SUSANNAH YORKaspects returns to Edinburgh. In this personal journey discovers love ininfamous its many ofAug some of Shakespeare' sshemost famous and women. through the eyes 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 I 1. 5 0 (13.00) £ 10. 5 0 (£9.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 I 1.50 (13.00) £ 11.50 (£ 10.00) SHOW URSULA MARTINEZ Ursula tookstunning the Fringe by storm OFF with '-Anew Family Outgoing' . Now she'Inand s1999 backbrilliant' with her wickedly funny show. ' H ilarious, devilish Independent onandSunday. 'Aug Brave,3-9,12-16,20-23,27 intelligent and delightful theatre' Sun Herald. (20.55) ££9.00 Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 19.19.4455 (20.55) 10.00 (£8.00) (£9.00) >r THE TALE THAT WAGS THE DOG AANDBC THEATRE What men and womenrude. do toLiveeachmusic, otherepicandjourneys, what theymind-blowing do together.physical Witty, wise and sometimes theatre, storytelling like you' v e never heard. Aug 20-26 10.00 (11.15) £9.00 (£8.00) THEATRE BABEL - MEDEA BYthisLIZphenomenal LOCHHEAD One Scotland’s most exciting presents ofindescribably a ofwronged woman' s Scotland terriblecompanies revenge. A 'Bsell-out successadaptation in 2000.tragedy 'Athe lmostexpert brilliant' on Sunday. reathtaking in hands of Theatre Babel... incandescent and unmissable' Independent. Aug 6-9,12-16,20-23 20.00 (21.25) £ 10. 0 0 (£9.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-25 20.00 (21.25) £ 12.00 (£ 10.00) >* WANTED MAN by thewrestle Table Show (TobyandJones). In a lost corner ofbrave suburbia two neighbours with fate fantasy.Together they murder anddream redemption. A psychological in a potting shed. 'piece A wonderful hyperbolic of celebrity lifestyle...' thriller Independent. 'A masterful of storytelling' Times. Aug 23-26 10.00 (11.20) £9.00 (£8.00) THE WHOLE SHEBANG-JACK KLAFF In 1999, award-winning actor and Jack Klaff became Professor the Public of Science at anwriter international s takingOut.oftime off fromUnderstanding the thinkubator to tell you this. 'Unmissablethink-tank. performer'He'Time Aug 3-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,20,22-23,27 14. 5 0 (16.00) £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 14.50 (16.00) £ 10.00 (£9.00) YERMA byis Federico Garcia Biyi Bandele' s new adaptation eleven performers relocated to leading ruralLorca. Northern Nigeria, where aproduction' barren forwoman isManchester isolated andEvening stigmatised, to tragic results. ' S uperb News. 'O£ 10.utstanding' Aug 20-26 10.00 (11.25) 00 (£9,00)Bristol Evening Post. MOSCOW Guy Masterson presents I998’s brilliant Fringe First winning guysweeping damned into to rehearse Three Sisters forever! Funny tomusical.Three send Sondheim his beer. ' U nlikely to be bettered on theenough Fringe' Guardian, ' W itty, tender, sophisticated, charming' Scotsman. Aug (17.15) ££9.00 Aug 3-9,12 10-1 I 15.15.3355 (17.15) 10.00 (£8.00) (£9.00) Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 N13 MOSCOW Aug 13-16,19-23,26 19. 1 5 (20.35) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 17-18,24-25 19.15 (20.35) £ 10.00 (£9.00)

ASYLUM THEATRE COMPANY ®O©©0 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 LI I THE BALD PRIMA DONNA A stripped down, sent up, furiously funny adaptation of Ionesco' s classic comedy. The highlight of the year... a great, must-see show''ALibsolutely st. 'Wonderfully will have you in stitches' Irish Examiner. superb' £portrayed... RTE. Previews Aug 3-5 16. 5 5 (17.40) 1. 0 0 Aug 6-26 16.55 (17.40) £6.00 (£4.00) ^

NATIONAL STUDENT THEATRE 00©00i -BELARUS ON THE BALCONY Venue 81 -The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M91 THE OF BEING EARNEST Mustofsee!Belarusian Wilde'syoung classic comedyIMPORTANCE of loveA unique and manners performed by the cream acting talent. interpretation, performed in Russian. Aug 12-18 22.00 (23.30) £6.00 (£4.00) BENET PRESENTS ELTON AND ©Q©©0 MAMETCATTY IN HOLLYWOOD Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 POPCORN Tarantinoesque director Bruce Delamitri' s picked up an Oscar and a nude model. Now twoPremiere serial killers areElton' waiting in his home. thriller. It's gonna be j a'Ememorable night. Fringe of Ben s award-winning satirical(22.00) comedy' Augxhilarating, 1-26 (notfiercely 14) 20.30 £7.50Financial (£5.50)Times. SPEED-THE-PLOW Mamet' s satire on moneysecretary, and power in sHollywood. When two movie mogulsthanplace aatbetstake.over'Wtheir there'brilliant' something J■ much more important sex onderful, dazzling, New York Post. 'Insanely funny' Newsweek. 'Dizzyingly funny' Guardian. www.benetcatty.com Aug 1-26 (not 14) 19.00 (20.15) £7.50 (£5.50)

ATOMIC THEATRE 0O©©O Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 2 UP N' UNDER by John Godber. Unfit, unhealthy and... underdogs. Five lads are crowbarred their armchairs to seek in a pub-rugby match against theirwinner. localoffchampions. Hilarious, grittysporting Yorkshireglorycomedy, and a former Fringe1-26First Aug 21.00 (22.20) £8.00 (£6.00) ^ AWAKENING OOOOO Venue 84 - Holyrood Tavern, 9a Holyrood Road Tickets 556 5044 from 17.00 KI4 DANGEROUS SITUATION Astoryline project tois about bring awareness tofriends youngwho, people about personal safety.The a group of after a night of mayhem get separated.Their naive attributes lead them to consequences the domino effect, www.rarebirdsprod.com DAVID BENSON ®0@©0 Aug 8-9 17.30of(18.30) £5.00 (£4.00) UK Premiere Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 MI2 j DAVID BENSON -TO BE FRANK From the man who brought BARE AND RAGGED THEATRE 00©00 Kenneth Williams and Diana's funeral to Edinburgh.These triumphs led Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 558 9991 LI 3 Benson to an office job in London. What went wrong? And what's it to do \ STONED a nostalgic time whenblack Aidscomedy, was in the headlines Rick Astleyshoulder was in the with Frankie Howerd? charts. Stoned,At aand depicts an eraandof paranoia, Previews Aug 1-3 16.00 (17.30)16.£3.00 pads, 13-18 revulsion excess £4.00 as a dysfunctional 00 (17.30) Aug 16.00 (16.35) (£3.00) family face their hidden Worldsecrets. Premiere Aug Aug 4-6,8-10,13,15-17,20-23 I I -12,18-19,24-27 16.00 (17.30) £9.50 £8.50 (£8.50)(£7.50) ^ MARISOL God is senile, the universe is dying and you are the key to humanity' is the pre-millennial situation in Jose Rivera's play - a surreal look at faith13-18 ands salvation.This love a dystopian Aug 16.45in(17.50) £5.00 (£4.00) London. EDWARD THEplaces. SECOND Marlowe' tragedy foolishness, corruption and lust inthehigh Edward loves and, Pierssinevitably, Gavestonexplores affair creates amongst aristocracy, the church the- thepeople.The resultjealousy is war, cruelty and a terrible outcome. Aug 13-18 18.00 (19.45) £6.00 (£5.00) WATCHING you went sleepWhat andwould woke happen? up in another world where dreams andImagine realityif merge intooftoone. would Fresh Blood Theatre it be like? devised theatre provides anWhat insight. Aug 13-18This20.00extraordinary (21.00) £5.00piece(£4.00) World Premiere ‘The talent of Fresh Blood are well up to the job’ LOVE STORY THEwith CENTURY In Marta Tikkanen' s playto fight, wadethedeeply ★ ★★★ LIST through mindOFracked fears and noand longer thehis energy will orAugwish13-18tothebelieve. An alcoholic husband father, mind. Live with it. AleX through the 14 premieres| 21.15 (22.15) £5.00 (£4.00) Venue 124 Rocket @ Ki r k O' Fi e l d , Ki r k O’ Fi e l d Pari s h Church, 140 The Pl e asance Looking Glass Tickets 530 4543 MI4 THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY Sevenof years on the Fringe and this time in a bigger venue! Oscar Wilde' s tragedy the corruption of youth has always proved14.15(16.00) popular with£6.00 Fringe(£5.00) audiences. Book early - don’t miss out! Doing Something Aug 13-18 THE ROOM Harold Pinter' s first play explores the dramatic poetry of the (or Educating Linda) banalitiesupoflives.We everydayarespeech, theatusesomething of characters inthem...? our veryorcrude but glossed laughing is it us (pause)? Ivl O M ^ m 1 T from the writer of last year’s Aug 13-18 16.15 (17.15) £5.00 (£4.00) ivlCl llllCMUXll***** Everything After *‘Stunning, beautifully crafted, BARKING MAD ®0©©O Venue 202 - C o2, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 3 impossible to fault’ Scotsman SHAKESPEARE THE GOOD BEER GUIDE Hamlet and others made simple in every sense! ' E xplained' by Cumbrian poet and drinker Tim Barker You've (Coronation Street,'OhEmmerdale Farm).William 'RollingShakespeare. rhythms and ruthless rhymes' Keswick Reminder. what ass...' Aug 3-12,15-19,22-26 18.5an5 (19.45) £6.50 (£5.50) ^ seen wonderful ‘The laughs accelerate until you don’t know ifyou BEG, BORROW AND STEAL OOOOO Venue are on the ceiling or the floor’ ★★★★ Scotsman Tickets61620- The6206Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) LI I DISAPPEARED Sarah Casey leaves a seedy Hell' s Kitchen Bar with Elston venueioi ‘Genuinely new, vibrant and Rupp and is never seenandagain.darkPhyllis crazy urbanNagy' realitys award-winning of downtownthriller ninetiesexplores New York.the>*" iStUL HASTIE's close fresh... what every Fringe Aug 5-1drunken I 17.0dreams 0 (18.45) £6.50 (£5.50) Runter’ ★★★★★ hopes for,three but weeks rarely 225 5105 finds 90

THE BERTS & STANS THEATRE COMPANY 00©00 Venue Rocket @ Kirk O' Field, Kirk O' Field Parish Church, 140 The Pleasance Tickets124530- 4543 MI4 GLENGARRY GLENYouROSS The. Mamet' Berts spresent the offer obscene of a life-time... 'outrageous You can't close sh*t? are sh*t!' award-winning, and drama. 'dyingFirstbreed' salesmen, introducing Ms Williamson the manager with no14.The4balls. nightoffree... Preview 0 (15.50) Aug 14-18Aug14.1340 (15.50) £5.00 Free (ticketed) BESET THEATRE COMPANY 00©©0 Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I JEROME K JEROME' Smeets NOVEL NOTES (The author ofdeath ThreeandMenturnips. in a Boat' ) Geoffrey Archer Bridget Jones in a tale of sex, As Beset Theatre Company battle it£6.00 out to(£5.00) create the greatest story told. , Aug 14-18,21-25,27 12.35 (13.35) WorldeverPremiere BILL'S THEATRE COMPANY 000©0 KI3 Venue 45 - Old St Paul's Church & Hall, Jeffrey Street Tickets 556 0476 MARRIAGE BYaGOGOL 'A quite incredible incident in and twofruity acts.' tale Fiveof suitors battle for bride in a new musical twist to this fast traditional pen of the mad master of Russian comedy. Aug 20-25 matchmaking 18.15 (19.45)from £6.50the(£5.00) BIRTHWRITE THEATRE ©0©©0 Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 2 STORYTIME Highin intheir an attic, Sam once toldfairytales Molly stories to comfort and protect. Now, back childhood haunt, have become horror stories. And Molly's telling them to rip2001.her brother apart. Chilling new drama, commended - NSDF Aug 1-26 (notfor14)excellence 18.00 (19.15) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere ^

Quaker 6th - 25thMeeting AugustHouse 2001 -- Venue 2.30pm40 Tickets £6.00 Concession Venue Box Office Tel. 220£4.50 1609

ameless! Greyfriars House Studio 1 Venue 28 KirkAugust 14th-25th 4.20pm Tickets £5.00/3.50 Venue Box Office Tel: 225 6575 am 1

BLACK HART STORYTELLERS OQ©©0 Venue 213 - Royal Mile, next to Police Information Centre (Departure point), KI2 CITY OF THE DEAD The Mackenzie Poltergeist has become a world-famous paranormal case. Dare you enter its graveyard lair? History. Humour. Horror. 'Makes5-31Blair20.30 Witch(22.00) look tame' Fox Family£5.00 Channel. Aug 22.00 (23.30) (£4.00)'Great entertainers' Scotsman. BLINDING IMAGE OOO©© Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI 2 UP ' N ' UNDER Gasp, as you watch our heroes from the lovely Wheatsheaf Arms pub rugby team strive against the mighty ' C obblers Arms' unbeaten gods of amateur league.' .. stunning...' Scotsman.'... theatre at its best...' Jenny Murray,rugby 4. .£5.00 Aug 21-26 18.Radio 25 (19.35) (£4.00) THE BONGO CLUB - OUT OF THE BLUE 0Q©©O Venue -The Bongo Club - out of the blue, 14 New Street Tickets 556 5204 (Pre-Fringe),KI4 558 7604143(Fringe) LIFE IN THEyears BIGon,SHOES Theoutback scientistwith whoAboriginal gave it allAustralians, up to become a clown.Thirty living Anthoney performs hisyourafter poignant autobiographical tragi-comedy about Wayne losing your way but finding life. Aug 8-11,14-18 20.15 (21.15) £7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere STEVEN GARLING SILENT FILMS rare, Nosferatu Laurelgems. and Hardy' s laughing parade,PLAYS Berlinorchestral artist accompanies classicantomovie Live Asian and Afro-American soundscapes create atmospheric, dramatic experience. Bunuel, Dali, Chaplin, Keaton, Man Ray... phone for programme. Aug 20-27 (not 26) 11.00 (noon) £7.00 (£5.00) UK Premiere IVANTTO BE ALONE - AILIE COHEN ANDatTHEY ATE HER Three time Fringe award winner and Bongo player alone last! Content or discontent? Recorded scores of sound, set to the beat of one character' s radio fantasies. Featuring Aug 2-3 puppets. 18.320.15 0 (19.30) Aug (21.15)£6.50£6.50(£4.50) Aug 6-7,13 20-25 14.30 (15.30) World Premiere BOULDER PLAYERS 0O©OO Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) HI4 PINSTRIPE SUITE Constance Alexander' s play, already widely inacclaimed in the USA is made very topical by the recent recession. It explores a wry and compassionate way the feelings of a loyal employee brutally discarded by a modern3-14corporation. Aug 18.00 (19.30) £7.00 (£5.00) European Premiere BETTE BOURNE ®0©©0 Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428 J10 QUENTIN CRISP/RESIDENT ALIEN by Tim Fountain. Bette Bourne is'OQuentin Crisp. ' D roll, tart and dryly eccentric... Bourne is superb' Times. ne ofof the mostStandard. compelling figures I’ve seen on stage' FT in 'a remarkable piece theatre' Aug 3-9,12,14-16,27 Aug 10,11,17-19,24-2611.11.50 5(13.00) 0 (13.00)£ 10.£ 11.00 0(£9.00) 0 (£ 10.00) ^ BRIGHT CHOICE PRODUCTIONS 00©©0 Venue - Randol220ph St7761 udio @The French Institute, Institut Francais D'Ecosse, 13 Randolph P Crescent55Tickets AandTALE OFenergetically TWO CITIES Dickens' novel set intouring revolutionary Paris London, adapted by thisclassic internationally company based atabout Cambridge University.Visually compelling, emotionally charged tragi-comedy losing 15.your30 head around are keeping theirs. Aug 13-18 (17.00)when £6.00all (£5.00) Venue 49 - Bedlam Theatre, I lb Bristo Place Tickets 225 9893 MI2 AAugTALE TWO(16.20) CITIES 20-25OF14.50 £6.00 (£5.00) BRIGHTON THEATRE EVENTS ©0©©0 Venue 14 - Gilded Balloon at Teviot Row House, 5/2 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403 M12 NOTES FROM A SMALL ISLAND Bi l Bryson' s best seller on stage! Around the country in 80 minutes! Starring Steve Steen (Whose Line Is ItLostAnyway?) 'is everything on the Fringe this good? - if only' Observer (The Continent). Aug 3, 6-10, 14-17,21-24 15.00 (16.15) £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 4-5, 11 -12, 18-19, 25-27 15.00 (16.15) £9.00 (£7.00) >r' 91

c ©o©©o Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 *-12 1 The most thrilling theatre and exhilarating performances you' l l find on the Fringe. C + C tooand+ Cdiverse 02 + C belle from angele + C underground house over one 1 hundred the venuesdazzling section. Make sureshows you see it all.around the world. Check out C in SHAKESPEARE FOR BREAKFAST Edinburgh'Bardfoolery s most effective wake-up Uproarious caffeine-charged of early-morning free coffeecall! ; and croissants. Now a getting Fringedose fixture. 'Delicious' Stage. 'Fun,'Sfastizzling!' andwithentertaining' Scotsman. ' W ell worth out of bed for!' Independent. Daily Express,>r ;i Aug 1-26 10.00 (11.00) £5.50 (£4.50) With free breakfast THE CAMBRIDGE MUMMERS OO©©© 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 1 BRISTOL OLD VIC THEATRE SCHOOL O0©OO Venue TAMING OF THE SHREW 10 Things I Hate About Women. A new Venue 124 Rocket @ Ki r k O' Fi e l d , Ki r k O' Fi e l d Pari s h Church, 140 The Pl e asance of Shakespeare' s self-help musings on how to control your woman. Tickets 530 4543 MI4 adaptation The Cambridge and Mummers present anmorals. absurd cabaret production that touches 1I GRIMM TALES Carol Ann Duffy and Tim Supple' s brilliant treatment of these up Shakespeare messes with his dark, pre-Disney Fairy TalesVicis brought vividly to life with music and humour by Aug 6-12,14-19,21-27 17.10 (18.00) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere ^ | students the Bristol Aug 6-18of(not 12) 19.Old 40 (20.50)Theatre £5.00School. (£2.50) ^ CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ADC ©0©©O 34 - C,Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 1 BRITISH RUSSIAN THEATRE PROJECT 00©00 Venue ROADofMUSIC As the Summer of Love fades, an American superstar goesThisin Venue 241 - Rocket @ Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson Street Tickets 667 1940 LI 3 search his brilliant, reclusive predecessor. But what is he hoping to find? ORGASMO by M.aBergman F. Rame.andPremiere. Hellodesires and compelling, new 12)play 13.tells40 the story£6.50 of when welcome to theADULTO Adult Orgasm, play aboutandwill women their sexual Aug 1-26 (not (14.35) (£5.50)Allen Ginsberg met Ezra Pound. ^ and situation.We hope today that someone go home with their head ROUGH CROSSING by Tomcreates Stoppard.a dazzling Britain'stwist funniest, cleverest and . nailed down.23.30 (00.15) most legendary playwright on 'rclassic omanticfeatures comedy' Aug This stylish new living production ofanda little-known contemporary Aug 6-11 12-18 noon (12.45) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere live jazz, razor-sharp dialogue a shipful of French tarts... VARIOUS VOICES OFstrange PINTER World world premiere. this showplaywright. you have Aug 1-26 (not 12) 14.50 (15.45) £6.50 (£5.50) >»" aEnjoy chancethetosurreal exploreandthestingy and poetic of thisInFrom famous Venue 49 - Bedlam Theatre, I lb Bristo Place Tickets 225 9893 MI2 atmosphere of his poems. political farce to romantic love. AGATHA CHRISTIE’S THE SECRET ADVERSARY Christie' s classic 1| Aug 6-11 noon (13.00) £8.00 (£6.00) World Premiere ^ thriller, staged for the first time. Who says Agatha Christie is all bodies in the library and elderly spinsters? Join us and our 20s jazz band on a tale of glamour | conspiracy. BROADS WITH SWORDS ®Q©©0 and ^’ Venue 4 - C too, St Columba's by the Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105 L11 Aug 6-25 (not Suns) 18.00 (19.30) £6.50 (£5.50) LADYLoftMACBETH REWRITES THE power-crazed RULEBOOKLadySuper-heroine Tara andJewelsix oftooled-up babes battle Macbeth. rescue the Life and stop Lady M swiping allFT.Shakespeare' s bestCanlines?Tara | "The craft of octing corrietj to ^pinnacle of virtuosity" Scotland on Sunday | The Complete Works as never before! ' R apier wit' Aug 2-26 22.15 (23.25) £7.50 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ Cpeorcpe * Winner: The Herald'Angel' Edinburgh 2000 Aboutcom 'Bert Actor' • Stage 'Bert Actor' i BROWNE BARNES PRODUCTIONS 0O©©O Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) HI4 REWORKINGCASSANDRA Aimagery, revelatory retelling of thea haunting Cassandra Graft myth incorporating startling visual love stylised gesture, tales of an Actor soundscape and country-western song.This extraordinary two-character by Steven play about the psychic aftermath of war is brutal, joyful and memorably comic. www.brownebarnes.com Aug 3-27 (not Weds) 14.30 (15.30) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere ^ "ABERKOFF performance that Berboff himselfto top" wouldMETRO be hard pressed BRUNTON THEATRE COMPANY 00©©0 $-11, It, 14,' Venue 191 - Brunton Theatre, Ladywell Way, Musselburgh Tickets 665 2240 H18 Outer 4,4, 20,22,24,25 Aug MOVING OBJECTS byisDavid MarkWull' Thomson. A darktoo, comedy.Therese, young but getting old fast, desperate. s desperate but likes singing. Joseph' s old fashioned pawn shop might offer hope.Then again... 'Best play on the Fringe...' M9odmon. Preview Aug(not 19.30 (22.00) £ 1.00 £8.50 (£4.50) Aug 10-25 Suns) 19.30(£4.50) (22.00) "Disturbing, Aug 25 14.30 (17.00) £6.00 theatre” THEdangerous GUARDIAN BRUTE CULTURE 0O©©O DOSTOEVSKV's Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 Dream of a TRAVIS' PROPHECY An exhilarating mix of spine-chilling psychodrama, love, obsession and the paranormal. Brute Culture' s stunning new production is Ridiculous of a brilliant psychic called Travis who stops at nothing toaAugmesmeric get3-27 what(notexploration he wants. 15) 19.55 (21.30) £7.50 (£6.00) World Premiere ^ "A compelling piece ofhaste theatre... to catchmabe it!" BY ROYAL DISAPPOINTMENT OQ©©0 THE TIMES Venue 101 - C belle angele, Hastie's Close, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105 L12 SHAKESPEARE' Banquotheatricals refuses todescend lie down andfarcedieinlikethisa man, Hamlet t SshutSHORTS up, and court veritable feastwon' of Bardic travesty. Shakespeare tragedies haveintonever been funnier. 5.55 pm @ Hill Street Theatre - 0131 226 6522 Also features men in tights! 'A standard for the rest of the Fringe to Hue up to" About.com Aug 6-26 (not 12) 13.45 (14.35) £6.50 (£5.50) ^ BRISTOL EXPERIMENTAL THEATRE 000©0 Venue 81 - The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 NAKED LIES & VIOLENT MESSAGES Sexual and social relationships explored. Four womenstruggle determine theirdominance status in aand worldsubmission having rejected men. Capturing form meaningfultheir relationships through and identities compatible with their toneeds. www.shackerley-bennet.co.uk Aug 20-27 23.50 (00.30) £5.00 World Premiere TOMonBOYS ANDfueled SEX OBJECTS Sex, violencein a&world humiliation. Women turn each other by bittterness.Trapped where society fails them & the middle classes patronise and despise them. A thought provoking play, an unforgettable climax, www.shackerley-bennet.co.uk Aug 20-27 23.00 (23.40) £5.00

24 hour Box Office at; www.edfringe.com THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY 00©©0 THEATRE COMPANY Venue 152 -Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 UI2 LEAR The American Presidential elections. Warning incompetence can easily behavemanipulated corruption murder. as you never seenSepinto it before. 'I am aandperson whoShakespeare' recognises sthemasterpiece fallacy of humans' George W Bush 2000. £6.50 Aug 14-19 13.30 (14.40) (£5.50) CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE AND 00©©0 QUEEN MARGARET Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) H14 THE COLLECTED WORKS OF BILLYTHE KIDof hisMichael Ondaatje’s (author of ' T he English Patient' ) theatrical adaptation own novel is a poetic collage about outlaw the violence, romance, legendary of the(£4.00) Old West.humour and gentleness of the Aug 16-24American 12.40 (13.55) £6.00 CASTAWAY PLAYERS 000©0 Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6 i 09 L11 I aDANCING ON TABLES A successful actress, a down-trodden PA. and bottleatofthevodka invite the A'highs' and 'lows'newofplay. stardom. Doom An egoyou£4.50 tripto toexplore nowhere! compelling Aug 20-25 12.top!40 (13.30) (£4.00) World Premiere THE CHANGELING ®0©©0 Venue 4 - C too, St Columba's by the Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105 III CHANGELING ROOMS II Last year' s hit show is back! Same kilts, different I1 cast. Scrollcreate downyour an adventurous pick and perfect folder.menu 'Youofmaythirty wellbyte-sized be temptedplaylets, to go click for your |j Aug seconds!' 2-26 **** (notList.14) 19.40 (20.40) £6.50 (£5.50) ^ THE WORLD IS Cult JUSTnewABOUT ENUFF!girlsAll-singing all-dancing hilariousand J|■ James Bond spoof! show featuring in leathers, men in frocks baddiesof with dubious accents. Can our heroes stop the evil Dr B L Z'bub’s |j Aug army 12-26the undead? 18.00 (19.20) £6.50 (£5.50)

CHARTERHOUSE OO©©© Venue 241 - Rocket @ Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson Street Tickets 667 1940 LI 3 BLUE REMEMBERED HILLS by Dennis Potter. A group of seven year olds onof childhood. a summer Charterhouse' afternoon during Second World War. A captivating examination s debut at Edinburgh confirms Potter as one of the finest writers of the last century. Aug 12-13,15-21,24-27 17.05 (18.25) £7.00 (£5.00) CHILDRENS THEATRE OF MAINE 000©0 Venue 79 -The Subway, 69 CowgateTickets 225 6766 LI2 ENTRIES FROM CTM' S ANNUAL SHAKESPEARE FEST High Schoolsthisfrom across CTM's Shakespeare Festival. from will Maine presentdescend rivetingonprofessional performances thatEntries would make21-22 the festival Bard17.3proud. Aug 0 (19.00) £5.00 (£3.00) CITY OF LONDON FREEMEN S SCHOOL 00©00 Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6109 L11 MAKING ECHOES Adapted bycharged, Philip Tong fromproduction the award-winning short stories of Janet Frame, this highly visual mixes childhood, friendship, family andthethe1950s. joys and pains of becoming adult in the rapidly changing Aug 13-18worldnoonof(13.45) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere COLLEGE OF VEGAS FINE ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF OQ©©0 NEVADA, LAS Venue 81 - The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 CLOSER MusicalEver'theatre of thebyhighest level reprises Maltby andTHAN Shire'bys Chrissy 'CEVER loserWright. Than . Directed Robert Brewer. Choreography Musical Supervision by Jack Gaughan. Aug 5-27 (not 13,20) 14.15 (15.30) £7.00 (£5.00) ^ COMPANY GAVIN ROBERTSON OQ©©0 Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 Cowgate Tickets 226 2151 LI2 SPITTOON Allcartoony the WestSpaghetti in one!Western Lampooning Hollywood' s saddle-sore hero culture! Crazy, starring two actors and ' L addie' , the dog. From the 'Fantastical Voyage' Moveinvisible over, Clint! 'Wonderful ingenious comedy'and('F'V'Thunderbirds ) NOTW. F.A.B.' team! Aug £8.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-16,20-23 17-19,24-26 19.19.0000 (20.25) (20.25) £9.00 (£7.00) World Premiere COMPANY OFTEN 0Q©00 Venue 152 -Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 THE VOW Fifty three years of thing marriage and severalcome strokes later,Vithem. and Arthur aren' t going to let a little like mortality between Powerful, award-winning love story about two people, his nurse and a budgerigar 'Bobby'.£6.00 Aug 6-12 called 14.00 (15.00) (£5.00) World Premiere ^ CONTEXT OO©©© Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000 K13 THE PHILANTHROPIST by Christopher Hampton (translator of 'areArt'constantly , screenplaymisunderstood? 'Dangerous Liaisons' ) . Ever feel like your good intentions Ever falleniniquitous? in love with a terriblegloriously person? funny' Ever thought the tax system absolutely 'Gloriously, Sunday Times. Aug 12-26 15.30 (17.00) £6.00 (£5.00) COVERLY SET OO©©© Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I MIDDLE FLIGHT John Milton was England' s greatest poet... but someone else wrote his words. A haunting play about remembered love and elusive inspiration, the making of Paradise Lost and Milton's own lost paradise. Written and Thorvald Augperformed 6-27 (not byMons) 13.55Aagaard. (15.25) £5.50 (£4.50) World Premiere ^ CRAVEN IMAGE THEATRE OOO©© Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105 LI 3 SHARDS OFandGLASS A crosses contemporary takedivide. on theA play star about crossedreallovers theme. Tony Jules' love the social people, atSohotimes very funny,at times deeply moving. A delight... pitched just right' Aug Theatre. 19-26 16.00 (17.40) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere CRAVEN IMAGE THEATRE continues over the page

CRAVEN IMAGE THEATRE continued Venue 202 - C Oj, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 U3 THE CASEabout'I canhim.seeCan'he'ts quite trouble.putFrom the moment he gets onitthecomes train.to Something my finger on it at first.Then me.' Danny' never£5.50 be the(£4.50) same again. Aug 19-26 s I life1.15will(12.05) World Premiere SCHOOLGIRL DREAMS To Malcolm, she'another s just another whore to dress upafternoon.Then in a schoolgirlthey uniform.To Ruth, he' s just £40 trick on a long hot meet... A disturbing new short from Fringe First winner Richard Bickley. Aug 19-26 12.15 (12.50) £5.50 (£4.50) World Premiere CRITICAL STAGE COMPANY 00©00 Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I EXPERIENCE THE INNOCENCE Oppressed by Experience, Lyca haswith fallen into an abyss of time and space. CSC entwines William Blake' s vision images journeying and music towards to unlockInnocence the 'mind-forg' d manacles' of our own material world, and Imagination. Aug Aug 6-12 14-18 16.I 1.4525(17.35) (12.15) £5.00 (£3.50) World Premiere >r CROSSFIRE THEATRE COMPANY 00©©0 Venue 223 - Middle Queen Street Gardens, Heriot Row 110 HYDE AND SEEK!LouisNight falls. Lamps are lit.of Jekyll Catchandthe Hyde. restlessIn spirit of Edinburgh' s Robert Stevenson, creator the magical setting of theNightmares! Gardens where he played and first conjured up Treasure Island. Daydreams. Preview Aug (21.45) (£3.00) Aug 16-26 (not15 17)20.1520.15 (21.45)£4.00£8.00 (£6.00) World Premiere CRUMPET THEATRE COMPANY 000©0 Venue 126 - Rocket @ St John's Hall, West End, Princes Street Tickets 228 7555 K9 THE VIRTUOUS BURGLAR Nobel Prize winner Dario Fo' s farcical exploration shows the hilarious consequences of being exposed in a web of deceit where the only honest man is the burglar. Think twice before having anAugaffair! 20-25 16.25 (17.35) £6.00 (£5.00)

ma Donna by Eugene Ionesco

absolutely superb -RTE will have you in stitches - Irish Examiner the highlight of the year ... a great, must-see show - thelisUe Venue 21

DAFFODIL-TWIST 000©0 f Venue 79 - The Subway, 69 Cowgate Tickets 225 6766 L12 !I ARMADILLO SUNSET 15 Santiago Lane: adulterous cowboys, inverted hippychicks. Hallucinogenic contraceptives, pregnant decorating. Four decades, J four couples... oneroothouse (and adjacent cafe-bar).Want effervescent lurrve action? Poisoned beer, broadswords and buffalo? Complimentary lollipops 3 for Brecht. Augeveryone! 20-24 14.Definitely 45 (16.00)no£5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere 4 DANCING EGGS PRODUCTIONS OOO©© Venue 4543 124 - Rocket @ Kirk O' Field, Kirk O' Field Parish Church, 140 The Pleasance Tickets 530MI4 EVE'U.S STAIL It's back! 'Gem of a10show... scenesmusic, and dialogue to match- I the best . .sitcoms!' ****funny Scotsman. characters, dancing sperm woman.' .. very, very show!' Reader.' . .. long-legged Ally McBeal' Stage. 'Preview ... kept the riveted...' List. Augaudience 620.0020.00(20.45) (20.45)£6.00£4.00 Aug 9-11,23 (£4.00) > Venue 241 - Rocket @ Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson Street Tickets 667 1940 EVE'S19-21 TAIL21.00 (21.45) £4.00 (£3.00) Aug Aug 24-26 21.00 (21.45) £6.00 (£4.00)

DEADPAN PIZZA Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 UGLY BABY:THE THIRD PRAMplasticSeeoftheLego! waterWelcome break! Hear snapfirst of the 3j umbilical cord! Taste the reassuring back totheyour two years of life. Dark physical comedy set to a racing contemporary soundtrack. Aug 6-11 12.30 (13.30) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere ^ 1 DEBACLE THEATRE COMPANY oo©©o Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 BITTER THORNS Exploring the legacy of war, ' B itter Thorns' depicts the of 1| aftermath ofsurvival.The the Fall of Troy. Aunites moving,pastcompelling storywithofpresent war's destruction: death and piece mythologies day reality. Aug 14-19 17.55 (18.45) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere 1|

j DEMARCO ROCKET PRODUCTIONS 00©©0 Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 228 7555 LI3 i CHAGAL, CHAGALL Fringe First 2000 - Professional Slavonic Theatre. Actor-director: Belarus Man of the soul Year expressed 1988. Enthralling, emotional, expressive, classic. BelarusTheatre nation' sChagal' cultural through theatre, images and music. Explores dying s memory. Parents, love, revolution, 1917, 13-18 Paris, emigrant, visionary,£6.00 non-artist? Aug 22.30 (midnight) (£5.00) FAIRIES DANCE Balkan' s NewWave witchbody. comeHisintobridethe night dreams ofreturn. a young shepherd - fighting- Aforfairywondrous hisandsoula and strives for his Miracles of supernatural, fairy dancing, erotic I, Aug passions 20-26of witches. 21.30 (22.30) £5.00 (£4.00) UK Premiere LADY LUCKportray VitebskSoutine' Belarusian Dramatic Theatre. Fringe First 2000 winners I|I abreathtakingly s tempestuous friendship with Modigliani. Set in bawdy Paris artistic community 1914-1920. Italian intellectual impoverished II Belarusian Jew, explores traditions, emotions, sexuality, creativity, depravity and unattained I Aug 13-18 recognition. 20.30 (22.10) £6.00 (£5.00) European Premiere ![ STAR-CROSSED LOVERS I.T.I. international international directors explore Shakespeare' s textinperformers innew a series ofunder moments,ways. [\ Aug flashes and sparks that light up Romeo and Juliet and challenging 20-25 21.10 (22.45) £5.00 (£4.00) || Venue Rocket @ Kirk O' Field, Kirk O' Field Parish Church, 140 The Pleasance Tickets124530- 4543 MI4 (j ANACHRONISMS Academics in the field of anachronism meet to thrash out their rivalries, nurse their embittered grudges and perhaps rekindle old passions.a During the conference, each presents various papers, moving a twisting I plot baffling amusing Aug to13-18 16.00and(17.30) £5.00conclusion. (£4.00) World Premiere j celebrity I, COMPERE AEntirely satiricalin look atHilarious. a strugglingSurreal. compere' s obsessive pursuit of status. verse. ' I want to be a household name,13-18 have myI 1.cheeky on every ' Aug 00 (noon)face£4.00 (£3.00)page.' A Fringe Premier.

Venue 126 - Rocket @ St John's Hall, West End, Princes Street Tickets 530 4543 K9 THE CIRCLE' SdayCORNERS byteacher Nicki Duguay andwhich Davisbegins Jackson.Trident Theatre follow a in the life of and pupil badly, becomes increasingly stressful, ending tragically! It plays with the parallels with both amusing uneasy(13.00) effects. Aug 13-18and noon £7.00 (£4.00) ONLY AS MULTIPLE Trident Theatre' s newandplay.dreams.Trident' Fernando Pessoa' s Lisbon, 1920s. Personality unravelled through poetry productions: Macbethof a'extraordinary' BBC; Black Battles with Dogss previous brutal and intense' Li s t ; Death Salesman ' . . a show with bite' Scotsman. Aug 13-18 16.30 (17.30) £5.00 (£3.00) World Premiere Venue 241 - Rocket @ Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson Street Tickets 667 1940 LI 3 DYBUK-IMENT 20 INTERNATIONAL THEATRE Arial Theatre return with a Jewish legendary tale, directed by Sofia Kalinska. A Polish, German and Israeli collaboration dealing with the modern version of the violation of a Jewish wedding by21.00 Cossacks. Aug 6-11 (22.00) Aug 13-18 22.00 (23.00) £6.00 (£5.00) THE EXORCISM Dark, intense and claustrophobic, Donthe Taylor' s has psychological delves into a typical Christmas past returned tofears anthriller isolated cottage.Trapped, two coupleswhere are forced to confront their own in this chilling paranormal tale. Aug 6,8,10,13,15,17 13.15(15.15) £5.00 (£4.00) FOUR LITTLE PLAYSnasty,CALLED RAPElookRank return after sell out run with mind, their funny, original at theTaxi'principles behindlasttheyear's violation of soul, sex and race. ' A ssured, powerful, utterly absorbing... magnificent' **** Scotsman.15.30 (16.45) £5.00 (£4.50) Aug 12,15,17,19,21,26 GRACE Anthony Hampton fogand- Rotozaza visual, sonic or16.psychological reactions create to life'saccidental, wonders, magical livingWorld in theatre the Premiere present. Aug 13-18 30 (18.00) £5.00 (£4.00) RICHARD DEMARCO ANDCricot FRIENDS and celebrating Macbeth on Inchcolm, Kantors Theatre,inremembering Sarajevo'Court, s Tattoo Theatre,Yvette Bozsikdance, Joseph Beuys,Traverse Theatre James Belarus Theatre, Oskaras Kosonovus in Dundee Rep. An hour of conversation, music and poetry. Aug 6-11 22.15 (23.15) £5.00 (£3.00) Aug 13-18 20.45 (21.45) DEMARCO ROCKET PRODUCTIONS continues over the page Augustine's

41 George IV Bridge See page *** offorAugustine' a completeS shows listing Theatre at the Heart of the Fringe^ See page *** for a complete listing of Greyfriars shows 86 Candlemaker Row

DEMARCO ROCKET PRODUCTIONS continued JOE STALIN' S EMPIRE Unique exploration the arts underbutmalign rule of Joseph Stalin.The Russian divided Communist whoofrecovered died in 1953, lives in an increasingly Russia,leader still not from thewhose ravagesspirit ofAugtheon19-21,24-27 system. 19.30 (20.15) £5.00 (£4.50) UK Premiere LAUGHTER WITH A CAPITAL S Based on real experiences ranging from anof Marrakech, encounter with peoples highly who cut up deadvisual bodiespieceto the ancientourstorytellers RankTaxi' theatrical, explores absurd relationship with life and 15.death. Aug 13,16,18,20,25,27 30 (16.45) £5.00 (£4.50) World Premiere PERPETUUM MOBILE J.L.SAvant Garde Theatre.Theatre experiment exploring perpetual motion idea. Every performance differs. Drama will begin and end without preconception, script, mise-en-scene, ready built characters, costumes, lights, props and other things that create theatre. Aug 13-18 20.00 (21.00) £7.00 (£3.50) UK Premiere THE TAMING OFhasTHE SHREW Tamed heartsto and broken spirits Shakespeare' s tale always proved problematic liberal thinkers.This production a cease-fire in the war of the sexes. Shakespeare as it should be - attempts relevant, biting achingly Aug 7,9,11,14,16,18 13.20and(15.10) £5.00funny. (£4.00) TWO-TIMES MANN - SATANA Band genius of Rogues award meeting winning production.Tale of life andwith death of musical and -hisPoland, mysterious with the devil diptych Enthralled. Aug 13-18 19.00 (20.00) £5.00 (£4.00) UK Premiere TWO TIMES MANN - ENTHRALLED Band of rogues - tragi-comic, Poland - variation ontale Thomas Mann. Emotional, philosophical tour-de-force! The ironic Goethe17.3and0 (18.30) his Lotte£5.00- as(£4.00) told by herself. Diptych with Satana.UK Premiere Augof13-18 DIDO PRODUCTIONS 0O©©O Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6S22 - Fringe only J9 SHAKESPEARE' S DOG Sex, death and a dog who does Shakespeare. The Bard in Jazz time. With a dancing Irishman who can' t keep his clothes on. Awww.shakespeares-dog.com new one-man play from an international company. It's the dog's b****cks! Previews Aug 5-27 Aug (not 3-4IS) 14.14.3300 (15.30) (15.30) Free £6.00(ticketed) (£4.00) World Premiere DISTILLED SPIRITSTHEATRE O0©©O Venue 152 -Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 TEMPORARILY YOURS, ' E ngaging, emotionally charged drama' Show Business. Destinies collide as Tom, a young, gay provocateur, befriends straight-laced Pasha. 'dazzles A breathtaking beat-poetic riffandabout sex and the city... Temporarily Yours Aug 6-19with(notits theatricality 13) 22.20 (23.20)insight' £7.00 NYTheatre.com. (£5.00) European Premiere ^ DIVERSE ATTRACTIONS 00©©0 Venue 11 - Diverse Attractions, Riddles Court, 322 Lawnmarket Tickets 225 8961 L11 1966 ANDmentioned ALL THATonceA too spiky,often! sparkyGreat comedy for everyone who's heard 'Aug that game' fun. 13-18 19.30 (20.30) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere BE MY BABYby- BABA THEATRE COMPANY FamilyLauramatters. Written and performed father and daughter Ronnie Smith and Deacon. Aug 6-18 (not 12) 21.30 (22.30) £5.00 World Premiere BLACK ARMBANDS A dark exploring the world of Anthony, aAug young6-18father of a monologue breakdown. (noton12)the11.verge 45 (12.35) £5.00 (£4.50) World Premiere BURNS CHAMELEON THEATRE COMPANY Robert Burns celebration prose, songs: sad, humourous, romantic,- Apatriotic. Aug 13-18 of19.his30writing: (20.45) poetry, £6.00 (£5.00) COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWNlinguistics.Warped - HAMPDEN SYDNEY THEATRE comedy.Twisted minds. Five hilarious plays 6-11 by David13.American to thrill. Aug 3Ives... 0 (14.30)sure£5.00 (£3.00) DETOX SIMPLERmodern LIFE IN tips/techniques I EASY LESSON Two controversial life gurus reveal- A17.essential for survival. Aug 6-11 30 (18.45) £6.50 day (£5.50) World Premiere DIAMONDS ANDLatrochemical PRICE PRESENT UNDERandLABORATORY CONDITIONS fun as Diamonds Price fashion humour from base metals Aug 20-25 18.00 (with (18.45)magician). £4.00 (£2.00) World Premiere GOES AROUNDentertaining COMES AROUND by Richard Page. Local company Homerun Aug 20-25present 21.30 (22.30) £4.00drama. (£3.00)Genuine Fringe. Sell out 1999 and 2000. DIVERSE ATTRACTIONS continues over the page 96

^Theatre Tours International ^ guy masterson presents unmissable theatre Guy Masterson The mast er ofst“Under Mis alkmovi Wood”ng selreteuctrnsionwiofthThomas' more DylpoetanrThomas. Three magi c al short o ri e s pl u y brought to life wisintg.h t'Ihmpeccabl e same beaut yn,g,enchant m, entcont, rpassi on and funsensithattivmade Mipanache' lk Wood e t i m i dext e r i t y ol , t r emendous i t y and , (Guardian) 'Masferson makes it sing! (Herald) Truly Unmissable! ASSEMBLY ROOMS Aug 3-27 mot 13) 15:55 - 17:10 2000's smash hit

It Was Henry Fonda's Fault own.ui O'byNhieislex-st 's hystunterimcan-proj al, il -fatectediorealhistisment ationor.ofBra iHoll iantlylwood obsessifantonaengendered cally tolndg. 'tIenciars-rol sive lcandour, hilarious sellfa-deprecat ion relayedy observed, wi(Scotth asman) geniusts iprovoki i n g-down-your-face ught e r charming (Independent on Sunday) 'Kicks into overdrive' (Herald)'Absolutely ASSEMBLY ROOMS Aug 13-27 15:35 - 16:55 animal byfarm UaM george orwell Guy Mast erson' s inrealternatisediobynaltlhyeaccl aniimshiedngadapt atWort ion of. A Orwel l's timnburgh eless mast e rpi e ce i s now ast o Li z zi e smash isevance. a tour deWprtforcetakesof physi cnals,thdieatrectreeddelbyivTony eredEdiwiBoncza. th rare cl'hiBatririlintiya'nt9and5, del&bl‘97,iignhtdifntulhg,isrelgraceful t h e rei , artful, poetic, theatrical (The Scotsman) ASSEMBLY ROOMS Aug 3-27 mot 13) 11:00 - 12:40 resolution Pip Utton Followork. wing,theA good astoundi of “Adoliof,nsPiofp Utjusttoicne.premi powerfully new manhy nofchalg tsuccess leenges concept Asference? theeresguihilCoul tysgeneral prosper on t h e apat h good, mi g ht you make a di f d you? Shoul UtterMast ly provocat Directdeyou? d by Guy ersonive, total y necessary.. Supeiblydramatic' (The Stage) ASSEMBLY ROOMS Aug 3-27 (not 13th) 17:25 - 18:35 Hip Harp Fantasies (USA) Deborah Henson-Conant Deborah Henson-Conant is Ameri ca's andhippesttel s harpi st. ‘Shewithdresses, showgi r l , pl a ys t h e pants off t h e harp, tal tales the easelikofe aa stpiacndup an. Imagi ture. ’ comedi (Plain Deal er USA)ne Harpo This isMarx like notin hainmig nyou'iskivrteandeveryouheardmigahtharpget tdo!he ASSEMBLY ROOMS Aug 3-27 mot 131 13:15 - 14:15 9HpSCOW (USA) Playwrights’ Arena FRINGE neatninrge,musidamned cal rettuornsrehearse at last. Three The bit Siersweet t1998‘s ale of brthSoireel iabrntiguys loconcei ckedFIRSTivnedawiitthwoul sbeer. ters” forever! l i a nt l y d send Sondhei m weepi n g iint tyo, hitesnder, ‘Unl i k el y t o be bettered on the Fri n ge' (The Guardi a n) ' W sophisticated.' *★*★★ (The Scotsman) ASSEMBLY ROOMS Aug 3-12 15:35 - 16:55 KOMSDIAOSov+hsids Aug 14-26 19:10-20:40

Slaps „ r 'n Tickles Terry Neason Scotland'ngs outintesrnattandiionnalg Heral d AngeldivaAward winniang,subl5-Stimaer H*4sgag. ®*^®* garneri cabaret presents cornucopi clricah,ssiversat c cutsil.e,‘Neason is fantavsteriicnalgllyy tbeaut alentiefd,ul hera ofvoisassy, ce is (The huge, Scotsman). With rBriaw,anquiPrent ice. ig 14-25 (not Sundoys) 23:00 - 00:00 if all his productions were this good, it would be a miracle!" tt

Physical Theatre Stories (3 New Pieces) 3rd - 5th & 8th - 11th [18.30 (20.15) Musicals & Opera UNKNOWN THEATRE CO. Dance of the Dragon 3rd-10th | 16.30(17.45) RIPLEY THEATRE The Jolly Folly of Policy the Scottish Trolley Dolly 14th-22nd [12.30(12.45) DYLAN THOMAS THEATRE A Handful of Rain 12th-18th | 13.15 (14.25) WCMD ©VENUE 13 Mud 14th-25th [15.00(16.00) WCMD ©VENUE 13 Hang Up 14th-25th [16.20(16.45) TORCH THEATRE Cupboard Man 19th - 25th | 17.00 (18.00) FOR KIDS: RIPLEY THEATRE The Tartan Snow Baby 15th - 26th (not 20th) | 10.00 (11.10) Advance Bookings pi-j q-| OOfcRIQQ Fringe Box Office U I O I £.£.\JO I OO VenAuUe9“S 07050 161320 Visit our website: www.wcmd.ac.uk/venue13

DIVERSE ATTRACTIONS continued IN CAMERA - EXPOSURE THEATREand... Sartre's brilliant revelation of hell. Take a coward, lesbian and murderess Aug 6-1 I 15.30a (16.40) £5.00a (£4.00) JACKTHE RIPPER PATRICKthePRIOR facts, the terror, witnesses, the No BY daft - The at last!! Augrepercussions. 6-25 (not Suns) 13.30theories, (14.45) £7.00truth(£5.00) Aloner' LIFEs pastIN THE - ROW ST THEATRE returns19)DAY with17.OF Come meetPsychological Boris. drama, Aug 13-25 (not 1terrifying 5 (18.45) results. £6.50 (£4.50) THE OVERCOAT tale. MovingDirected Parts present Scottish adaptation humourous, HongaC)Kong' s Theatre Du Pif.of Gogol's Aug 6-11 19.touching 30 (20.30) £6.00 (£4.00)by(£2.00 PEACE AT LAST... Raja Yoga. positive thinking, talks. Spiritual living.Meditation Insights andandinspirations. Brahmaworkshops/ Kumaris. Aug 6-18 (notskills 12) for15.3daily 0 (16.45) Free (ticketed) POSTSCRIPT Showcases new writing poetry, prose, short plays. 'Welcome opportunity for Edinburgh writers who prove entertainingly worth a listen' Aug 20-25 19.Scotsman. 15 (20.45) £4.00 (£3.00) World Premiere A POT OFcomedy GOLDwriter - DESPERADO StorytaleMoliere stolemarriage from Rome's foremost Plautus' rollicking of misers, and Augtreasure! 20-25 21.15 (22.45) £6.00 (£4.00) SONG OF THEFantasy SUITCASE MAN - perfect FIRSTingredients AMONG for SEQUELS Flood. Hitman. babe. Suitcase... an intriguingHarry psycho-drama. Toronto? Aug 20-25 13.30 (14.30) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere THEATRE REP - THE MERCATORS Different plays during the week (two per performance). Aug 7-1 I 17.30 (18.45) £6.00 (£5.00) UK Premiere THETRENCHES SecondWorld Splinter Theatre Company. An exploration of the reality of trench life during War I. Aug 8-11 19.30 (20.30) £3.50 (£2.50) World Premiere TWO -TREADWATER Cartwright' s innovative pub life comedy where two performers play a multitude of characters. Funny! Dramatic! AAugbit 13-18 different... 13.15(14.35) £5.00 (£4.00) DODO MODERN POETS 00©©0 Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House,86 Candlemaker RowTickets 225 6575 LI I ONE NIGHT IN LAUGHARNE Aeron Thomas, daughter of Dylan Thomas, performs his and hers. Patric Cunnane and Sue Johns the withground' brazenly original(Irish) performance poetry.(Cornish) No holdscomplete bard. 'Dylan'Celtic s girlcocktail on15.5home Aug 14-19 0 (17.05) £5.00Carmarthen (£4.00) Journal. DOLPHIN THEATRE OO©©© Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 2 FIRST IMPRESSIONS PridesaltsandorPrejudice without men?andWhat, no Jane Darcy? No broken hearts or smelling bonnet frills? Witty acerbic, Austen performs Mike and discusses Jane beautifully BushAusten. Theatre.'Ingenious, entertaining and Aug 5-26 acted' 11.45 (13.20)Bradwell £6.50 (£5.50) Venue 202 - C Oj, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 LIB Adetroy PEASANT OF EL SALVADOR Starvation and USA-backed death squads theRoyalfamilyNational of a Salvadorean farmer, forcing him to discover revolutionary fervour. Theatre,'PInternational 'Compelling olitical theatreConnections at its best' LiFestival st. 2001. >r Aug 5-26 16.viewing' 15 (17.05)Scotsman. £6.50 (£5.50) DOUBLE EDGE DRAMA OO©©© Venue Tickets61620-The6206Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library,George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) Ul CABARET What good is sittingcomealoneto intheyour room?1 Angus Come hear the music play! is a Cabaret old chum, Cabaret! (*****LifeScotsman) presents this musical extravaganza of sleaze andGraham-Campbell decadence in 30's Berlin. Aug 5-26 (not Weds) 20.15 (21.45) £8.00 (£7,00) CAMINO In a Mexican border to purgatory, Casanova, Byron aREAL boxer Kilroy,at itsplot theirtown escapeakin a bad Marguerita. DoubleandEdgeWilliams' (’Fringecalled theatre enthusiastic best'overScotsman) present Tennessee eclectic classic. Aug 5-26 (not Tues) 15.00 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.50) DOUBLE EDGE DRAMA continues over the page

DOUBLE EDGE DRAMA continued GROSS INDECENCY In 1895, Oscar Wildeyearswasafterimprisoned forDouble committing acts of the grossest indecency. OneScotsman) hundred his death,masterpiece Edge follows the success of Bent (***** with this Brechtian about the downfall of decadence. Aug 5-26 (not Mons) noon (13.40) £6.50 (£5.50) ^ MARGARITA In I930'sPeter Moscow, Satan comesList),toadaptation town with aofMASTER fewBulgakov' of hisAND friends. Double Edge presents Morris' , (***** s classic novel, which Stalin censored for its moving story of love transcending obstacles. Aug 5-26 (notall Mons) 19.45 (21.15) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ CLAIRE DOWIE ®0©©O Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 LI I THE YEAR OF THE MONKEY Virtuoso performance by Claire Dowie ofdifference her own- funny play. 'Stoo, uperb,butspiky performance' a farEvening deeper thanwww.geocities.com/clairedowie_2000 anyGuardian. comedian'Storytelling would dare.withDefinitely worth catching' Manchester News, Aug 3-4 19. 0 5 (20.25) £5.00 Aug 5-26 19.05 (20.25) £7.50 (£5.50) ^ DRUMMOND STREET COMPANY 00©00 Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 BEAUTIFULTHING remains Jonathan Harvey' s best loved play (also Channel 4 film). Jamie and Ste are two lads on aThameside Housing Estate, both lonely and alienated those around them.Then, slowly at first, something happens.from Aug 14-18 magical 15.15(16.45) £8.00 (£6.00) EASTLEIGH BOROUGH YOUTH THEATRE OOOOO Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6109 LI I GRAHAM! THE WORLD’S FASTEST BLINDMAN Award-winning EBYT present amazingsporting life storygreatness ofWorldinChampion blindandathlete Salmon whotheachieved athletics, golf cricket,Graham sadly losing hisMBElifelong against £5.00 cancer.(£4.00) Guaranteed to inspire! Aug 6-11 battle 12.20 (13.35) World Premiere ^ EDINBURGH PEOPLE S THEATRE ®0©©0 Venue 17 - St Peter's Church Hall, Lutton Place Tickets 226 0000 OI4 THE DE'Add IL'Sstar-crossed AWA A rip-roaring talea jealous of smugglers, excisemen andPittenweem, mistaken identities. lovers and wife in 18th century Fife, re guaranteed excitement and laughter. Set to play to packed housesand soyou'(not book early. 19.45fun,(22.00) Aug 3-18 Suns) £7.00 (£6.00) Aug 18 14.30 (16.45) WOMAN IN MIND An ideal family. Imaginesadit! gaps Susanin does andAyckbourn' meets thems in her fantasy garden does to fil ensure some desperately classic black comedy laughs, however, as realityherandlife.imagination are intertwined. Aug 45 (22.00) £7.00 (£6.00) Aug 21-25 25 14.319.0 (16.45) EDINBURGH THEATRE ARTS 00@©0 Venue 71 - St Ninian's Episcopal Church, 39 Comely Bank Road Tickets 07974 972963 G5 THE RIDE DOWN MOUNT MORGAN Miller' s play explores the life ofa Lyman ofFeltflashbacks who for interspersed nine years haswithjuggled two livesLyman and twostruggles wives.with Through series the present, both guilt and desire. Aug Aug 13-25 18,25 (not 14.4019)(17.10)19.40 (22.10) £8.00 (£6.00) EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY THEATRE COMPANY Venue 49 - Bedlam Theatre, I lb Bristo Place Tickets 225 9893 OF THE FAT CATFatCome into thisandplace, yourmore, hat andbutlisten toTALES the were words of the Bedlam Cat. Stories mythsremove toid once never told these tales of yore. Aug 13-25 (not 19) 12.45 (13.45) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere EDWARD S THEATRE COMPANY OOOOO Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6109 L11 ABDUCTING DIANA ' M illionaire Media Magnate Snatched' ran the headline... or was itrights? just aThepublicity stunt? abducted whom? And who own the television can Who possibly Company' production Darioanswer Fo's riotous comedy.be found in Edward Theatre Aug 6-11 s 20.15 (22.15)of£5.00 (£4.00)

SIMON ELBAZ-MATROUZ 00©©0 Venue 81 -The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 S MCHOUGA-MABOUL ATALE OF EXTRAORDINARY MADNESS I 'The audience incomedian... a circle, 'Halqa' , surrounding amadcharacter half-mad, teller jester, musician, Simon Elbaz, the story teller takes up this maghrebian tradition and gives a very personal one-man 1 show'pretheatrical Liberation. Aug 12-26 20.30 (21.30) £6.00 (£5.00) UK Premiere 1 ENDURANCETHEATRE ©0©©0 Venue 4 - C too, St Columba's by the Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105 LI I JOAN dynamic new and production exhilarating from Joan ofNewArcYork' for sthefast,twenty-first century. Anmesmerising awardA winning funny and physically ensemble. 'Raw and bursting with energy... Joan will make you sweat'2-26Electric Aug (notCity.12) 15.00 (16.35) £6.50 (£5.50) European Premiere

EX AN I MAE ®0©00 Venue 202 - C Oj, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 LI3 | THE TROJAN WAR WILL NOT TAKE PLACE by J Giraudoux.Troy is in 4| upheaval over a matter of war. Her prince champions peace. A moment in time that alter the course of history. It's a matter of choice. Or is it a matter ] ofAugfate?could 3-18 (not 12) 10.20 (11.50) £5.50 (£4.50) ^| EXIT THEATRE O0©OO Venue 45 - Old St Paul's Church & Hall,Jeffrey Street Tickets 556 0476 KI3 | THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST I suppose a man with may acidic eat his I| own muffins in his own garden' . Stand up for your rights. Go Wilde wit, bunburying, cucumber sandwiches and of course, a handbag! , Augdual 6-11identities, 12.15(13.45) £6.00 (£5.00) ROPE Two friends. One murder. dinner party.Their theory in practice... by theOne murderthecrime? ofdialogue the Nietzschean 1920s, and 'j madesnacks famous byserved... AlfredInspired Hitchcock, theLeopold-loeb humour is black, is cutting and are Aug 7,9,11,13,15,17 00.15 (01.30) £5.00 (£4.00) THE TWO SIDES OF A STAR HollywoodHill'1940s. and with hit the 1< right people. Inspired by film noir, Alexander s tenseLearn dramafastdeals manipulation and the balance of power in the corrupt, cut-throat world of the system. 00.15 (01.30) £5.00 (£4.00) Augstudio 6,8,10,12,14,16,18 ^ EYE OF THE STORM 00©©0 Venue 6 - Nicolson Square Methodist Church, 25 Nicolson Square Tickets 226 0000 M13 LOVE:Over UNREQUITED 'All you arereal-life is justvictims a specktransformed of dust thatinto mayanbe cast aside.' fifty hours of tape from engaging portrait ofReview. unrequited love by this stunning ensemble. 'Poetic, intense, perfection' Aug 13-25 Dublin (not 19) 20.00 (21.30) £5.00 (£3.00) World Premiere

FESTIVAL PLAYERS COMPANY 00©00114 (|j Venue 231 - Greenside Church, I RoyalTHEATRE Terrace HENRY V A play for Euro-sceptics? A seductive reminder of hero past glory? Set in World War I this explodesandtheenjoy myth and explores leadership. 'Packproduction up your troubles' thisof thememorable evening of Shakespeare. Aug I 1-15 19.45 (22.15) £9.00 (£7.00) FESTIVAL THEATRE USC - USA ®0©©0 Venue ace J, Tickets25557- Drummond 9040 (afterCommunity 12 July) Theatre, Drummond Community High School, 41 Bellevue PlGI2 FESTIVAL THEATRE USC USA The University of Southern California School of Theatre its award-winning company in their || 21 st Fringe seasonpresents of musicals, premieres and international American Classics. ARTHUR KOPIT'S BECAUSEHECAN Part internet thriller, part psychological mystery, New York City couple discover their privateNewsday. lives are 'noAa high longerpowered private. 'A technological thriller,awake like toPinter in |J cyberspace' horrifying cautionary Aug 4,8,1 1,15,18,22,25 16.00 (17.45) £5.00 tale' New York Times. European Premiere HENRYpremiere. JAMES'Jeffrey THE Aspern' ASPERN PAPERS adapted Josephson. World s papers: do they exist? byInandSteve pursuit oflives unpublished i writings by a master poet, this one question is answered three destroyed. Set to Vivaldi's Four Seasons. Aug 5,9,12,16,19,23 16.00 (18.00) £5.00 World Premiere FESTIVAL THEATRE USC - USA continues over the page j

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com FESTIVAL THEATRE USC - USA continued OLEANNA Pulitzer than Prize-winner Mamet. Oleanna is 'Olikely 1 provoke more byarguments anyto cheer play David thisforyear New'York Times. ne oftoTime. the ten best plays... reason enough the future of the theatre' Aug 3,7,10,14,17,21,24 16.00 (17.45) £5.00 SAM SHEPARD'S BURIED CHILD Winner of the Pulitzer Prize. European premiere of histheextensively revised version.' a bonatiesfideevenclassic: that conveys mystical, cannibalistic pull of...family as theya work unravel' New York Times. Aug 3,7,10,14,17,21,24 19.00 (21.30) £5.00 European Premiere TENNESSEE WILLIAMS' THEGull,NOTEBOOK A free adaptation of Chekhov' sChekhov The Sea the realisationOFof TRIGORIN Williams' life-long dream to interpret this masterpiece. Aug 8,11,15,18,22,25 19.00 (21.45) £5.00 European Premiere UNCLAIMED ASSETS World premiere by JennieWilliams Webb,classics a new and heralded voice in the American theatre. With the Tennessee 7 Wagons FullCondemned' of Cotton' .(the black comedy precursor to Baby Doll) and 'This'2Property isAug 5,11 -12,18-19,25 13.30 (15.45) £5.00 World Premiere FETTES AT THE FRINGE OOO&O Venue 233 - Fettes College, East Fettes Avenue Tickets 332 2281 E5 Arestricted MIDSUMMER NIGHT' S DREAM So why should Shakespeare be to only one Scottish play? Set in ' T he Athens of the North' with kilted nobles, string-vested mechanicals and sporraned lovers.The seventh Fringe20-25 show 20.00 from Fettes' award-winning Aug (21.30) £5.00 (£3.00) company.

FIREFLY PRODUCTIONS ©0©©0 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 LI I DOGS OF WAR A posttrioapocalyptic Adamcomical and Evemilitary and a narcoleptic Colonel make an unlikely in this darkly experiment gone awry. 'Outstanding performances all around' **** List. 'Genuinely thought provoking' Aug 3-25 Scotsman. 22.10 (23.25) £7.00 (£5.00) European Premiere FLAT-FOOTED THEATRE 00©00 Venue 11 - Diverse Attractions, Riddles Court, 322 LawnmarketTickets 225 8961 LI I DAWN CHORUS ' H e said an angel visited him at his bedside... her name was Dawn.' A romantic link toWWI leaves Miranda ' b ewitched' by the mysterious Dawn Chorus. Psychological new drama founded upon the universal need 13-18 to be enchanted. Aug 21.15 (22.55) £7.50 (£6.50) World Premiere

FORBIDDEN THEATRE COMPANY 00©©0 Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 ALICE IN WONDERLAND A high-energy adaptation of LewisWonderland Carroll's on classic. Follow 18-year-old Alice on a fantastical journey through the nightandbefore heralike. wedding. A magical, musical, movement-filled delight for adults children 'G£7.50 loriously Aug 12-26 16.00 (17.10) (£5.50)inventive' (£4.50 C)Time Out. FORTH CHILDREN'STHEATRE OOQOO Venue 120 - Inverleith Church Hall, Ferry Road (opposite Granton Road) Tickets 538 6077 C8 ANIMAL FARM Music and masks bring Orwell' s classic to life.Told the eyesshowing of a boy,that,this'allhighly tale hasarea more distinctequal FIOTHEATRE COMPANY 00©00 through humanothers' quality, animalsvisual, are animalistic equal, but some Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I than . LITTLE AHERO stories Dostoevsky and Anton Aug I I 14.3300 (16.40) (16.40) £5.50 £4.00 (£4.50) Chekhov. choice Based betweenon atwomaths exambyorFedor the kiss of a married woman. Aug Don't6-12 worry,19.this20 (20.20) secret will£5.00last(£4.00) for the rest of your life. World Premiere ^ Aug Aug I18101-1819.14.(not 30 (21.40) Aug 12) 19.£4.00 30 (21.40) £5.50 (£4.50)

'The meet

1 enema

21 shows

! Trrriir

FRANTIC REDHEAD PRODUCTIONS O0©©O Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000 K13 BILL & EDDIE A middle-aged man discovers a note meant for his lover, setting off a brutally sadistic game of betrayal and power. danceofoftheatre' weaknesses expressed' Los Angeles Times.''AA dangerous disturbing piece Backstage Aug 8-26 West (not Mons) 13.15(14.20) £7.00 (£6.00) European Premiere HAMLET Hamletmeet in 90andminutes?Yes fast, funny, frightening.Where a ghost and a prince everybody- whose ends in 'Mmincemeat - that's gained entertainment, from Prime Productions, erchant ofVenice' 4Augstars5-26from(notTheMons) Scotsman, in association 17.15(18.45) £8.00with (£6.00)Merely Players. ^ Venue 55 Randol p h St u di o @The French Institute, Institut Francais D'Ecosse, 13 Randolph CrescentJ7 Tickets 220 7761 SHERLOCK HOLMES: Watson MURDER IN EDINBURGH A vigorous walk with Arthur Conan-Doyle, &murder. Holmes along theteaWater of Leithat award& through Dean Village as they solve a Includes & dessert winning Odile' s restaurant. A perennial sellout. Aug 6-27 (not Suns) 15.30(17.15) £9.00 >•" Venue Tickets99557- Greyfri 1000 ars Kirk Yard - Main Gates, Greyfriars Place, Candlemaker Row LI2 MACBETH Through the wynds and closes of Edinburgh' s old town the audience literally follows Macbeth, the Witches, Banquo, et al asoffers. Shakespeare' story unfolds against the most breathtaking scenery Edinburgh 'A musts see... richly(notimaginative' Scotsman. Aug 5-27 Sats) 18.***** 30 (20.30) £8.00 (£7.00) ^ FREE WORKSHOPS AT DANCE BASE 00©00 Venue 22 - Dance Base - National Centre for Dance, 14-16 Grassmarket Info 226 3864 LI0 FREE WORKSHOPS ATFringe DANCE BASEIncludes Fabulous- SOFA seriesProductions, of free workshops presented byStage, companies. Trestle Theatre, Critical Angel Exit,details Claireavailable Downie,fromMidland ActorsBox Theatre, Broads with Swords. Further the Fringe Office. Booking advisable. Aug 6-17 Times vary Free (ticketed) FRESH BLOOD THEATRE OO©©© Venue 101 - C belle angele, Hastie's Close, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105 L12 ALEX THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS You can always tell the broken ones: they' re the onesthethatpoignant don't mind talkingofabout it.' Framed by Lewis Carroll' true story one woman' s acceptance ofAug anorexia assafamous way of tale, life. 6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 18.30 (19.30) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ DOINGnight. SOMETHING (ORmust EDUCATING LINDA) Saturday night.minute Sunday Sofa.Telly.There be something more to life than two passions. Butsatire livingonin modern The Wasteland t prepared Linda for studying it. AAug hilarious life and14.hasn' learning. 6,8,10,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 45 (15.45) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere MANNEQUIN a funeral. and s afraid to.Two Onstrangers nights likemeet theseat things can Mills getFrom acan' littletthesleep unnerving. AnSeymour' intimate tale of absent friends, heroes and murder. creators of 2000' s Everything After. **** Scotsman. Aug 7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23,25 18.30 (19.30) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere YOU' VE FatBEEN WONDERFUL of Charlie. May HeintoRest In Peace.' chance. When hats start'Intoloving hovermemory and comic burst life, the surviving members of a barbershop chorus grapple withstrips destiny, wig-stands, ambition and harmony. Aug 7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23,25 14.45 (15.45) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere FROGMOUTH PRODUCTIONS AUSTRALIA OO©©© Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 LI I WRECKED From Australia. A double billshoestring of black atcomedy featuring 'Knock, Knock' and ' R ay' s Funeral' . ' T heatre on a its best' Adelaide Advertiser, 'Hsoighlyscrewed Entertaining' lifePreview can getAug up. Rip£3.00it Up Magazine. Love, crime, sex and death 13 21.05 Aug 14-26 21.05 (22.25)(22.25) £6.00 (£4.50) European Premiere RICH FULCHER ©0©©O Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 2262428 JI0 MOM, I'Mturned NOTcomedian... A LAWYERbut Ahisconfessional... a gigantic tale of deceit. Law graduate parents still think he' s a lawyer. His true story will appal and delight you! '4V5ery(19.45) funny...£9.00a superb excellent' Age. Aug (£8.00)actor...European Aug 3-5,7-9,12-16,20-23,27 10-1 1, 17-19,24-26 18.4518.(19.45) £ 10.00 (£9.00) Premiere 100

KOMEDIA PRESENTS GEORGE DILLON DENISE EVANS MARK HEWITT CATASTROPHE FOUR PLAYS BY SAMUEL BECKETT Directed by DAVID IAVENDER

fj * *

SCOM ? DIA 2‘27 AUGUST (N0T14 ‘ 2°) c-fc-F ^ Komedia St Stephens • St Stephens Street Box 0FF|CE. oi 31 558 3853 roM Does aha a &one by John Patrick Shanley Venue 28 Greyfriars Kirk House Candlemaker Row Box Office: 225.65750 £6/£4 6-16.8 except 13.E , 6:30„ pmn

1 3 100 Monkeys Production

Palimpsest Productions Presents I

Alpha by E.A. Beta Whitehead

"Marriage is one of the few surviving forms of ritual slaughter" Greyfriars Kirk House, Studio 2, Venue 28 August 14th - 27th (except 20th) Show time y.osp.m Ticket price £$/£+ Box office: 0131 225 6575

19 Hill (paiallei with Street George St) 14.30(15.30) 5-27 August (not 15) Free previews 3, 4 August BoxoJJite 0131 226 6522 — Tickets £6 (£4)

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.coni

A MURDER MYSTERV

f Starring Joon Broon, Bruce Devlin and Jane Mackay with Miles Jupp Las the randy vicar

THE STAND COMEDY CLUB 5 YORK PLACE 558 7272 Aus 4-26 4pm £6/5

‘excellent... hilarious... innovative’ Evening News

‘always inventive1 Time Out ‘a sharp, snappy, confident ^comedian' ^Scotsman

THE STAND COMEDY CLUB VENUES 5 YORK PLACE 558 7272 ms 4-26 (not 13) 4.20pm £6/5

FUNNY FISH PRODUCTIONS 00©©0 Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 VOICES Celebrated Americanplaywriter and poet Susan Griffin has produced aof breathtaking female-orientated blending poetry and prose upon a canvas 'the woman'.point This provocative piece of drama will entice and entertain you to the imaginable. Augfurthest 14-19 20.20 (21.50) £6.00 (£5.00) GADABOUT THEATRE 00©00 Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I DREDGING THE FISH POND Memory is a fish pond. Crystal dredges hers revealing child pregnancy, domestic violence, miscarriage and a very persistentand blanket. Gordon s new play climaxes with woman, baby and fish would£6.00 youHunt'convict Augpond 6-1217.55asks,(19.00) (£3.00) her? World Premiere GARRY PRODUCTIONS ®0©©0 Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 MEET THE AUTHORS An encounter with two nineteenth century American writers Louisa May Alcott, author of ' L ittle Women' and poet, Emily Dickinson. It's a historical exploration into how the creative process affected Aug 3-27both(notofIS)their12.lives. 20 (13.50) £8.00 (£5.50) ^ GEORGE DILLON S VITAL THEATRE 0O©©O Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 BERKOFF' S HELL & DOSTOEVSKY’S DREAM OF A RIDICULOUS MAN Beautiful, haunting visions. A living hell, a fragile paradise. ' D isturbing, dangerous Guardian (Hell, 1992). (Dream, 'The craft1990). of acting carried to a pinnacle of17.theatre' virtuosity' Scotland on Sunday www.georgedillon.com Aug 3,5 5 5 (19.25) £4.00 (£2.00) Aug 7-8,12,16-19,21,23,26-27 17.55 (19.25) £8.00 (£5.00) GRAFT - funny' TALESRichard OF ANE Grant. ACTOR Steven Berkoff. Acutely painful, appallingly howbyallworld' Edinburgh hopefuls see' Guardian. 'Blow-torches facade- 2000 off'Sacting ListWinner. . The most should compelling storytelling you' l l see' Herald ' A ngel' Award Previews 4,6 17.55(19.15) £4.00 Aug 9-11,13-14,20,22,24-25 17.55(£2.00) (19.15) £8.00 (£5.00) GILDED BALLOON ®0©©0 Venue 38 - Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 CowgateTickets 226 2151 LI 2 A&R BY PETER MORRIS Winner of the 2001 Sunday Times Playwrighting Award, A&R is Fringe favourite Peter Morris' s new hit. A jet black comedy about art and Spears exploitation in contemporary America, it fuses Doctor Faustus and Britney in a brilliant, dark 18.satire. Aug 00 (19.15) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13,15-16,20,22-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 18.00 (19.15) £8.50 (£7.50) ADULT CHILD, DEAD CHILD BY CLAIRE DOWIEbyVividly brought toBristol life Evening by Lara Post. Marland' Stage. 'Compelling directed Chrisof Garner' A shockingly humorous£7.50theatre insight into the power the mind. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 13. 0 0 (14.00) (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 13.00 (14.00) £8.50 (£7.50) ^ THE CLEARING STATION WrittenbyandTheatre directedof Joy, by JoeDublin, O'Byrne. Performed by Roisin Kearney. Presented and City Arts Centre, history of a Dublin family as seen through the eyes aDublin. wild andA hundred troubledyear teenage Aug of3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (17.00)girl.£8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 15.15.3300 (17.00) THE DEAD MOVE FAST BY PAUL SELLAR Ealingarrive comedy mysterytothriller starringtheSylvester McCoy.Two policemen atexhilarating, ameets remote asylum investigate escape of a patient. What follows is an gripping, comic yarn set£8.00 in the(£7.00) twilight world of I950's England. Aug 3-9 19. 0 0 (20.15) Aug Aug 13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-2617.117.5 (18.30) 15 (18.30)£8.00£9.00(£7.00) (£8.00) >r THE GASMAN COMETH A celebration of the timelessly satirical, wonderfully absurd songs2000. of Flanders andglorious Swann fun... from one of the bestshow... selling companies oftalented the Fringe 'Fun,fun, an enchanting abundantly performers...' **** Scotsman 2000. Aug (15.15) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 14.14.1155 (15.15) KAFKA' S DICK Alan Bennett' s hysterical play delvesupinto mind and underpants of Czechoslovakia' s favourite son; coming withtheone tortoise, three dead Czechs and two large breasts, on a tour that takes in Prague, suburbia and Heaven. Not 14.suitable for children. Aug (15.30) £8.00 (£8.00) (£7.00) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 14.0000 (15.30) £9.00 GILDED BALLOON continues over the page 101

GILDED BALLOON continued LILIA BY LIBBY SKALA 'Absolutely dazzling, brilliant play' C8C Radio. An auto-biographical aboutthrough the lifetheofeyes actressof her Liliagranddaughter. Skala, Oscarnominee forWinnipeg 'Liliesone-woman ofFreethe Press. Field'show , as seen 'Aug A winner' (15.15) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) European Premiere ^ Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 14.14.0000 (15.15) MACBETH Set in London’s violent underworld, MacbethKrayis predicted toFaithful become the greatest gangland leadermoving since action the notorious Brothers. towhich Shakespeare' s text, this is a fast packed thriller. ' A production takes real risks without once standards' Stage. Aug (13.30)dropping £7.00 (£6.00) (£6.00) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 12.12.0000 (13.30) £8.00 ^ MADatDOGS AND ENGLISHMEN A fascinating and sometimes critical look the controversial lyricist and composer Noel Coward. An exploration into thecompany personawasof theoneMaster through satiricalFringe. songs.This exciting, young of15.the30 himself best-sellers at(£6.50) lasthisyear’s Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (16.30) £7.50 Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 15.30 (16.30) £8.50 (£7.50) RATHER MEhappens THANwhen YOUyouBYremove BRANDON REED dazzling new play about whatcrossed someonelaughs fromandtheAgasps. food-chain.Think Hitchcock with Wilde, wit and thrills, Features an incredible cast - this is the18.play00 to(19.00) see this£7.50Fringe. Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 18.00 (19.00) £8.50 (£7.50) SHAGNASTY DUCKFollowDavidtwoThrelfall directs award-winning writer Rigel Edwards' newAND comedy. 'down-and-outs' seedy ascent to theand sordid heights of a bedsit-brothel. ' F ine writing' Time Out. Contains scenes language some miserable c**ts may find offensive. Aug (18.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-18,24-26 17.17.1155 (18.30) ^ Venue 139 - Gilded Balloon at Peppermint Lounge, 36 Blair Street Tickets 226 2151 LI 3 CHECK YOUR COUPON Fringe First Winners (Glasgow Hardcomedy Tickets & Sex, Chips & Ouzo) brings you ' C heck Your Coupon!' by Scottish writer KathleenpriestRuddy.Two pensioners embark on a pools ofAugthe3-9,13-16,20-23,27 village and hooker. 'Superb £7.50 comic(£6.50) timing!' Herald.scam with the help (14.30) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 13.13.0000 (14.30) £8.50 (£7.50) ^ GILDED BALLOON II -TEVIOT ®0©©O Venue 14 - Gilded Balloon atTeviot Row House, 5/2 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403 MI2 CLUB by David Williamson.Ted Parker ownssex'TheandClub' . He'ands paid aTHE fortune for Geoff Hayward, but Geoff discovered drugs isn' t playing ballfor anymore. coach has had enough, and old Jock Riley is spoiling a fight. Laurie18.the00 (19.15) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) European Premiere ^ Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 18.00 (19.15) £8.50 THE CONDITION OF THE VIRGIN BY BOOTHBY Thehis gravedigger is beingis nine cantankerous and the statue of theBrendan VirginGRAFFOE Mary outside littlebeIrish church months pregnant. For Father Demps, it's going toAug one of those days. (14.40) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 13.13.3300 (14.40) ^ DARK IS THE NIGHT BY PAUL SELLAR A'Adouble bill of new late night ghost stories adapted for the stage by Paul Sellar. n innovative playwright with a brilliantandgift'H.FPlays and Players. Includes A.M.Fog' Burrage' Waxworks' . Arnolds mystery 'The£7.50Night . s shivery tale 'The Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 23.30 (00.30) (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 23.30 (00.30) £8.50 (£7.50) THE BYher,TOM LISTER To prove toinhisa box. long Black distancecomedy girlfriend how much heGIFT John posts himself basedimpeccable on loves the Velvet Underground song.toAherstream of sparkling dialogueloosely delivered with comic timing. Aug 3-9,13,15,16,20-23,27 15. 4 5 (16.45) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19 15.45 (16.45) £8.50 (£7.50) ^ GREATSarah BOOBOO A secret,Revenge) a deadline, a sada crazy little bar, a quirky band ofTHE dreamers. Brignall (Rejects directs cartoon tale. Physical, funny,aged short8. and sweet. 'Best thing I've ever seen, except Carmen' Hasten3-9,13-16,20-23,27 Poad, Aug (15.45) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 14.14.4455 (15.45) ^ HIPSTERS, FLIPSTERS AND FINGER POPPIN' DADDIES Thecomedian, Roots ofLordRap:Buckley. WestonClassic Gavin speeches performsandthe stories hilariousaremonologues of the great in jazz vernacular. Nazareth becomes 'The Zaz'; Mahatma Gandhi re-told is transformed into 'The Jesus Hip of Gan' . Unique. Aug (15.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 14.14.0000 (15.30) ^ KB

JESUS HOPPED THE ATRAIN by Stephen Adly Guirgis, directed by Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Follows murder convicts Angel Cruz andwhat Lucius Jenkins who, j||| while in protective custody struggle with who they are and they' v e done attempting to find something where nothing. Aug (18.30)there £8.50is (£8.50) (£7.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 16.16.4455 (18.30) £9.50 >r || JUSTIFIED SINNERS Halyon returns after last years sellout success with abydouble bill of sexy(Observer), and poignantdirected tales, featuring Sarah (Real McGuinness: 'Secrets' J| Tony Thompson by Alan Miller Beach, C4), and 'Angels' by Mark Kelly (writer 'H(18.15) ead On£7.50 Comedy' Aug (£6.50), BBCI). Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 17.17.0000 (18.15) £8.50 (£7.50) ^| THE KING ISshort DEADplays.AND OTHER TALES Alex McSherry performs a |1 series of three Bringing together birth, flowering and death of the old , then comedy in 'A Flight of Fancy' with the final 1 ofAugtheScotland. trilogy,'A'TTanners he King Tale' is 14.Dead!' 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (15.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 14.3300 (15.30) >^ | LIKE- THUNDER BYfamily NIELS FREDRIK DAHLand Like Thunderandis thea powerful | play a psychological drama, about seeing not seeing fatal consequences of imagery, not looking thdsubtle truthandstraight in the eyes. 'The texts have a fJ capturing poetic both original' Nationen. Aug (17.45) £8.50 £7.50(£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 16.16.0000 (17.45) UK Premiere ^ J STUFFING THE TURKEY A ' t ypical' family lunch explodes into a melange | ofrevelations black humour, witbigandturkey! home-grown Britishcomic comedy, with confessions, and one Tickle your tastebuds and join us for lunch,3-9,13-16,20-23,27 laughs and a healthy serving(14.15) of fresh£7.00talent. Aug (£6.00) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 13.13.1155 (14.15) £8.00 (£7.00) ^ GOOD MORNING? ©0©00 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 GOOD MORNING? by the extraordinarily talented Eddie Rosen, J just before his suddensticksandWritten Directed by Sonia ''EGddie' swit'power-play theuntimely knife indeath whereat it18.hurts to laugh' MichaelRitter. Rosen. | reat Patrick Marber. Previews Aug 1-2 noon noon (13.10)(13.10) £3.00£6.00 (£5.00) Aug 3-6,8-10,13,15-17 Aug I 1-12,18 noon (13.10) £7.00 (£6.00) World Premiere ^ i DIRECT FROM NEW YORK CITY THE OF

BEST OFF-

BROADWAT AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS 0 131 226 2428 see listings for show times SAKUKA™" "-FLYING LAWNCHAIR “-"HEAVEN

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com | GORDONSTOUN SCHOOL 00©00 Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155 G9 LET'S HEAR IT FOR THE BOY! A theatrical tribute to the classic 1984 film 'from Footloose' starring Kevin Bacon and written by Dean Pitchford.AII proceeds towards£7.00 offsetting , Aug this 13-18show19.0go0 (20.15) (£5.00)production costs. World Premiere SEXUAL PERVERSITY IN CHICAGO by David Mamet. Gordonstoun I[ students ofsexyesteryear in flares'Is and this Atfast,thiswittypoint, analysis and the return dating game. this platforms show any ingood? we don'13-18 tofknow!' ! Aug 21.00 (22.15) £5.00 (£4.00) GRANARY PRODUCTIONS 0O©©O Venue 202 - C o2, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 L13 INNOCENT (WHENYOU DREAM) One night. A street corner. Something | huge happened. Eight people stumble through fragments of that explosive event, I1 theatre trying tofrom tell a story that doesn' t want to be told. Big-hearted, high energy Aug 3-26 15.award-winning 00 (16.00) £6.50young (£5.50)Irish company. World Premiere ^ 1 j I ||j j

GRENDEL PRODUCTIONS ®0©©0 Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) H14 BEOWULF Monsters, battles, serpents, swords. Seamus Heaney called this production ' e nthralling to a contemporary audience' . ' A beautiful piece of storytelling'andSunday Times. 'Abyn Felix old classic infused with new life' Irish Times. Translated performed Aug 3-27 (not Weds) 16.15 (17.20)Nobis. £6.00 (£4.00) >r' GRESHAM'S YOUTH THEATRE OOOOO Venue 81 -The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 THE END OF INNOCENCE Returns after last year' s 4-star sell 'comprehensively ... one of the mostbreaks powerful anti-waritpieces you will see...gun,quietly andout. your heart... takes a dramatic loads it with emotion you away' Aug 5-11and10.blows 45 (11.45) £6.00 Scotsman. (£3.00) V""

MIND BLOWING

UERY FUNNY! NEW YORK POST

Hi KNOWS WHAT YOURi THINKING. HONEST! 3 - 27 AUGUST PERFORMANCE TIME 10.30pm ASSEMBLY ROOMS 0131 226 2428 I

GRID IRON 00©©0 Venue 172 - Scotland Yard Playground, George V Park, Canonmil s Tickets 226 0000 G10 DOESfollowing A BRONCO Fringe1 tour First,with StageAlmeida Award Theatre, winning production ofDECKY 2000 returns major British London. Outdoor, seated show. 'Superb Guardian. 'An event that haunts the Augmemory' 16-27 (notScotsman. 19) 16.00 (17.15) £10.00 (£8.00) (£4.00 under 21s) HAIR-RAZING THEATRE COMPANY 00©©0 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 LI I SHAVING AND PLUCKING by Gisela Reynolds.A woman faces arrest for waxing her husband... why did she do it? Did it hurt? A disturbing ' f urry-tale' for a hair-obsessed world. 'SGuardian. ophisticated, unflinching, breathtakingly honest and often very funny' Aug 13-26 12.40 Lancaster (13.40) £7.00 (£5.00) HALFWAY~NOWHERE 00©©0 Venue Tickets61620- The6206Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) LI I PLUMletMOUTH Youbearearoused! invitedFour to dinner.Taking seat tasteful with us hosts. at the table, yourfil senses young ladies your are your Laugh your & eat if you dare. A fresh production served nightly. Aug 5-26 22.15 (23.00) £7.00 (£6.00) UK Premiere >r WITNESS ME Return to the heart of trauma through a silent world; winning the operating theatre,theatre. the morgue, the 'memory. NSDF& award for best physical Heralded bright newSunday talent'Times Guardian 'emotionally charged' Sunday Times. Aug 5-26 (not 12,19) 23.30 (00.30) £6.50 (£5.50) ^ HAMFISTED! OO©©© Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I BOUND TOveFLY 'Itseen can'thim be that hardA tosubtly buildrancid, a hangcomedy glider, canroulade it?' Icarus as you' never before. stupid, beautiful, bizarre. Aerodynamics? - it's all Greek to us! Bullocks. Bullocks. Aug 6-27Bullocks. (not Mons) 21.50 (22.50) £5.00 World Premiere HARLAND HAMSTRINGS THEATRE 00©©0 COMPANY Venue 79 -The Subway,69 Cowgate Tickets 225 6766 LI2 EDUCATING RITA Rita is 26,-loud, Liverpudlian and wants totutorlearn.he Frank ishas 50,tofatigued and wants to leave but as her Open University teach her. Don't miss this wonderful comedy duologue - watch them both 5-19 learn. Aug (not Weds) 16.30 (17.45) £5.00 (£4.00) ^ LITTLE VOICE JimVoiceCartwright ismagical one ofandtheterrifying' mavericksTimes. of British Theatre' Telegraph and ' L ittle is playful, LV is in her own world,cast.she sings to remember her Dad - superb performance from talented Aug 5-19 (not Weds) 18.00 (19.45) £5.00 (£4.00) ^ MRS.heroine KLEINof Nicholas 'Melanie Wright' Klein - sredoubtable analyst and distressing mother is the play. It is an engrossing work, strong, intelligent and structured ingeniously to leave us properly ambivalent about this appalling woman' Aug 6-19Times. (not Weds) 14.30(16.15) £5.00 (£4.00) TEECHERS bring Godbers' classicMoxon classroom comedy to the Fringe. leave? Will Hamstrings' Gail Nixon? 'do' MrPrepare Nixon?toback Will Mrgut!Nixon What'puli'willMr.happen toWill Salty,Oggy Gail and Hobby? bust aAug Hilarious. 6-19 13.00(14.15) £5.00 (£4.00) ^ THICK ASRoadA BRICK Brilliant Godber comedy musical. Edinburgh Premiere. Common High School is failing high truancy, low self esteem. Enter the teacher and the trip to a Robbie Williams concert. Godber at his bestdrama -5-19 unmissable. Aug (not Weds) 20.00 (21.45) £5.00 (£4.00) ^ HARVARD-WESTLAKE SCHOOL / O0©OO REMBIKO PROJECT Venue 126 - Rocket @ St John’s Hall,West End, Princes Street Tickets 228 7555 K9 DANTON'drenched S DEATHplayers Virtualin thisreality becomesteenthenightmare only realitystaging for theof sex and adrenaline American Buchner' s accountby aofknife. The French Revolution. Ideals fight instinct, and a young man is8-9,13-14,17-18 silenced Aug 13.45 (16.00) £6.00 (£4.00) HARVARD-WESTLAKE SCHOOL continues over the page 103

HARVARD-WESTLAKE SCHOOL continued EURIPIDES'TROJAN WOMEN: A SECULAR ORATORIO After ten blood-soaked its men fallen... world but its premiere heroic women survive, waiting,years,Troy amidst theandkilling fields.haveA haunting - primitive opera and spoken word with live musicians and choir. Aug 6-7,10-11,15-16 14.00 (15.30) £6.00 (£4.00) HEATHAM YOUTH THEATRE OQ©©0 Venue 250 - HH50,6 Salisbury Road Tickets 07949 001 147 Q16 BECAUSE WE CAN! Heatham Youth Theatre.Taking over a venue.Taking over the Fringe.Theatre, music, workshops or just chill. Check flyers for details onBecause events and shows. Loads of youth companies doing things differently. Why? Aug 6-26We(notCan!Mons) noon (23.00) Various prices ^ WHAT COMES UP, MUST COME DOWN Life seems rosy at nineteen, until a night out with mates turns your whole world upside down. Accompanied by the latest dance tracks, HamptonandYouth Projectculture. presents a vibrant cast exploring relationships drug/dance Aug 21-25friendship, 14.00 (15.00) £5.00 (£3.00) World Premiere HEDWiG AND THE ANGRY INCH 0O©©O Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 HEDWIG AND THEHedwig ANGRY INCHher From East Berlin dishing girly boythetodirtsexon change trailershe trash, recounts storyOff-Broadway of escape, the people cameMitchell across... and vice Trask. versa. cult rock musical byPreviews John Cameron and Stephen Aug 1-3 21.30 (23.00) £5.00 Aug 4-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-20,22-23 Aug 10-11,17-18 21.30 (23.00) 10.00 21.30 (£9.00)(23.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 24-27 21.30 (23.00) £12.00 £(£10.00) ^ HELL S TEETH! OOO©© Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off Cowgate Tickets 2255105 LI3 THE MYSTERY OF IRMAVEP You'Dead ll howl!bringYou'youll scream! You' ll die! Andtwoso will we! The living dead and The Living twelve characters, actorsever! and one five-star company to perform the greatest gothic melodramatic farce Aug 19-26 22.45 (midnight) £6.50 (£5.50) HERBIE COD PRODUCTIONS OQ©©0 Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I DOVER SOUL Longing for belonging, Daniel wants his last birthday tojollybelook remembered. But he needs a helping hand... A surreal and deceptively atAugfish,6-19chips(notand13)checking out of life'£6.00 s Holiday 22.10 (22.50) (£5.00)Inn. World Premiere ^ THE HOLE IN THE GROUND THEATRE COMPANY Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 THE FATAL ENGLISHMAN by Sebastian Faulks, adapted by James Hammond.Three generations scarred by the fall of an empire.These men are no longer necessary, A painter, a soldier and spy.born into a void they struggle to fulfil their potential. Aug 6-19 (not 13) 15.20 (16.50) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere >»" HUNGARIAN BIRD FESTIVAL ®0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 HUNGARIAN BIRD FESTIVAL BY NIALL ASHDOWN Time choice. Withaccompanied Niall Ashdown.by Ahisholiday tale withtheafunniest twist: a one-man-shows bird watching Out tourI'vcritics Hungary... dad. ' O ne of ein seen... flock to see it' Daily Telegraph. Previews Aug 1-3 15.05(16.15) £3.00 Aug 15.05£8.50 (16.15)(£7.50) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 I I -12,18-19 15.05 (16.15) Aug 24-27 15.05 (16.15) £9.50 (£8.50) HURRAH PRODUCTIONS OOOOO Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000 K13 TWENTY PERFORMER LIGHT:THE LITTLE PEOPLE We willnodshow how the universal social issues transcends to the Hoi Polloi giving the to various acclaimedthrough writerscabaret, of the 20th weavingtheatre. together the story of the dancecentury, and physical Auglittle 6-11people 22.00 (24.00) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere

Last Years 5 Star Sell Out Show Returns FRI 3rd£8> >SUN£6 26th AUGUST 6pm> 2Komedi Johnsona Roman TerraceEagle Lodge "Like cokewhat head on aclass biga Vodka-swigging hit!A comedy Which isdeserves exactly this Diane Scotsman to be" CRITICSDubois CHOICE- The***★★

3rd >£7>£5 SON 26th AUGUST 8.FRI45pm> a Roman Eagle Lodge 2Komedi Johnson Edinburgh Terrace Box Office: 0131 226 7207 "Bril iant Dialogue* Fringe Premiere of Broadway Smash Hit A Musical By Rupert Holmes 1 - 26 August 2pm

venue34 2255105 Sussex Musical Theatre Society (SMuTS) By kind arrangement with Josef Weinberger Ltd Presents The No-Frills Revue P Monday 20 August Saturday 25 August 7.30pm The Subway, Venue 79, 69 Cowgate £7.50, £5.50 [Cone] Box Office 0131 225 6766

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com Venue 37 George Square, Edinburgh www.festivals.estates.ed.ac.uk Box Office ft Info: 0131 662 8740 From 16 July: Office Hours Only From 3 August: 10am to 10pm

Cinderella and The flower fairies’ 10th - 17th August, 11.15am

A spectacularly silly science shov 18th - 26th August, 11am

HUSH PRODUCTIONS 00©©0 Venue 4 - C too, St Columba's by the Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105 L11 LUCID DREAMING A mesmerising journey through one man' s dreams as hestartled struggles to understand his reality. Adrift in images, memories, fantasies then awake intoin unforgettable consciousness. meets cognitive of thePhysical mind. theatre Aug 2-25science (not Suns)this10.stunning 00 (10.50)explosion £5.50 (£4.50) World Premiere ^ Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 U2 THE HUSH A delicious explosion of trenchcoat detectives, sinister mobsters and in ofan last exhilarating extravaganza. silentseductive comedy femmes-fatales from makersChoice years' hitvisual The Office. 'Farcical,Sublime fun andnew very ****the17.Critics' Scotsman. Aug well I -26 done' (not 12) 10 (18.10) £6.50 (£5.50) (£4.50 C) World Premiere ILLYRIA 00©©0 Venue 49 - Bedlam Theatre, 11 b Bristo Place Tickets 225 9893 M12 THE IMPORTANCE OFgreed, BEING EARNEST Illyria bendandtheshocking genders in Oscar Wilde' s comedy of deceit, impeccable manners innuendo. Arranged marriage versus love. Cucumbers up. Handbags out. It's war.6-25Critics' Choice Herald,(21.50) *****true Scotsman (visit www.illyria.uk.com) Aug (not Suns) 20.00 £10.00

IN HUMAN FORM OO©©© Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 2 LUCKY by Eddie de Oliveira.The football team is in crisis. A sexuality crisis. Leading scorer Sam, 19, is confused: when does friendship become relationship... and what'watch' s a multisexual? Fourth successive Fringe for 'a talented company... one Scotsman. rhe Russian cossack Augto12-26 13.20 (14.25) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere state nance ensemble ISOSCELES OO©©© 18th - 26th August, 1.10pm Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I * .v P\otULf P'U^u^u THE HUSBAND' S TALE by Kevin Laffan.A new play. What really controls us the media? Sex? Politics? Sexual politics? Sell-by dates? Two very contrasting Return To The Forbidden Planet strangers meet and disagree - however they have something vital in common the in their Augwomen 17-27 (not 20)lives. 17.20 (18.05) £7.00 (£5.00) ODD BALL OUT byyouKevindidn'Laffan.What ifhappens you werewhennamed and shamed for something do? their Whatfriendship encourages 17-26 August 3:15pr wrongly presumption? Twopowerful... friends meet -tperformed' will surviveprejudice the bigotry? 'Aug Convincing and ably Times. 6-16 (not 13) 17.20 (18.05) £7.00 (£5.00) ^

3rd - 13th August, 1.30pm

rilliantly choreographed kathak" 3rd - 13th August, 6.45pm ('lia|Kvrt()iM?|

Aditi Mangaldas

16th - 26th August, 6.30pm i.tokebistorm.i 3rd - 12th August, 8.40pm

16th - 26th August, 8.40pm 3rd - 26th August, 10.45pm

JAPAN EXPERIENCE O0©©O Venue 81 - The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 ANNIVERSARY (ATELIER A coupletelephone is happilycallcelebrating their wedding Suddenly anQUI) unexpected stranger drags herisanniversary. into alldespair. Anto?unknown tragedy awaits. Happinessfrom and ahatred. Where this leading Aug 5-11 16.30 (17.15) £6.00 (£5.00) UK Premiere NEIL FARRELLY A show for the audience about Japan using lots oflanguage, different mediums;littleshodo painting, papershapes, stories,chanting, Q&A, nonsense haiku poems, singing, Zen games, kanji masks, everyday objects, music, doing audience. Aug 21Ma... -26 with 16.30the(17.15) Pay what you can afford Bloodywhere zonewomen betweenarelife/death, tales ofSCARLETZONE wartime andsanity/insanity. sold- polyphonic as sexualFromweapons. Mixed upplayin manipulation, media misrepresentations comesofabused the political physical by ' l a langue vivante' theatre living tongues and languages. Aug 5-27 17.00 (18.00) £6.00 (£5.00) ^ KAOS TH E ATRE 00©©0 Venue 20 - Theatre Workshop, 34 Hamilton Place Tickets 226 5425 H8 THE KAOS VOLPONE Brutal satire, shameless slapstick, razor-sharp harmonies; award-winning KAOS Theatre return to Theatre Workshop with Johnson' s timelessly classic comedy of sickness, lust and pure animal greed! 'Aug Subversive, magicalSun)theatre a comedy 13-25 (not 18.30- (20.00) £8.00of treasures!' (£5.00) London Evening Standard. KCS THEATRE COMPANY OO©©© Venue Tickets61620- The6206Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) LM BLOODimagination.Two KNOT Athol'CFugard' s first masterpiece identity human ape coloured' brothers playexplores with a racial white ideaof andand confront ' t he sins of their birth' in a terrifying game of dreams. A play astonishing hurt and£8.00 despair. Aug 12-26 beauty, 14.10 (16.20) (£5.00)

their re EXPERIENCE THE ULTIMATE PUB TOUR! The McEwan's 80/- /^0T\ Edinburgh Literary ff OjKj 1 Pub Tour is an J award winning tour ^ (winner of The Scottish Thistle Award for Arts & Tourism 1998) for a very simple reason... — it sticks to tried and ^^yested lines...

Join us for a brilliant and hilarious night out to remember S SHOWS DAILY THROUGHOUT AUGUST !! VENUE NO. 178, OUTSIDE THE BEEHIVE INN 6PM, 7.30PM AND 8.30PM PLEASE CALL+44 (131) 226 6665/7 FOR DETAILS [: Private tours and literary lunch and supper packages also available

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

KEN CAMPBELL PRESENTS ©0©©0 Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 N13 S LET ME OUT! An byX-rated ventriloquial farceyoung by 'eccentric genius' Kenactress | Campbell performed outrageously talented RSC and Warp Co. Conti,on'scene-stealing' Evening Standard,s College with fullofVentriloquism. company of ventriloquial 1 'Nina knee-pals' holiday from Ken Campbell' Previews Aug 3-4 19. 4 5 (20.45) £5.00 Aug 5-26 19.45 (20.45) £7.50 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ J

KOMEDIA PRODUCTIONS ©0©©0 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 l Ireturns KNOWto WHAT YOU WANT Jim Madden' s hysterical black comedy | Edinburgh after its sell-out success last year. ' R eminiscent ofThe Caretaker, but with bags of laughs, like a vodka-swigging coke-head on a big hit' ***** Scotsman. Aug 3-26 (not Mons) 17.55 (19.20) £8.00 (£6.00) J NASTY BOYMartin Jim watches Madden'stoolatestmuchcomedy. Quantum physics, psoriasis and |1 serial killers. telly, he treats his mum something rotten. Dennishostage Tuck, a door-to-door salesman reaching the end of his tether, j holds3-26 them a potato Aug (not Mons)with20.40 (21.55)masher. £7.00 (£5.00) ^ Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 N13' THE LIFE AND byDEATH ORCHESTRA This wayLikeforathedeathgas,camp ladies and ] gentlemen.Words Holocaust survivors and poets. orchestra fronted by NickOCave, Leonard unforgettable' Cohen and EdithBBCPiaf. moving'4-12Jewish Chronic/e.' verwhelming... TV. 'Astonishingly Aug 16.30(18.15) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 13-17 13.00 (14.30) ^|

KOMEDIA ST STEPHENS 0O©©O Venue 8 - Komedia St Stephens, St Stephen's Centre, St Stephen Street Tickets 558 3853 H9 1 AURORA-NOVA WORLD THEATRE FESTIVAL Stunning visual theatre . and dance programme from allEcosmos over the(Edinburgh) world - produced by Komedia (Brighton), Fabrik (Potsdam), withperformances Visiting Arts support. Fourteen innovative companies fourteen challenging - in a | brilliant new Fringe venue! CATASTROPHE (England):... Rockaby, OhiofromImpromptu.A Piece J ofcentury Monologue, Catastrophe four with poignant dramas a great twentieth theatre innovator - -Samuel Beckett. Komedia production starring J George Dillon, Denise Evans and Mark Hewitt. ' I mages that haunt you to the grave' Guardian. Aug 2-7 14.15(15.30) £9.00 (£6.00) Aug Aug 8-13 21-27 12.15(13.30) I 1.45 (13.00) UK Premiere I CELLOPHANE SINGULAR (Japan): 'Mizuto Abura' is acomes uniquetocompany inthrough the world of mime. A man who supposes he has freewill realise || aunmissable. hilarious sequence of events that he is being manipulated. Absurd, brilliant, Aug 8-13 2-7 17.16.4500(18.45) Aug (17.00) £9.00 (£6.00) UK Premiere DANCE LIKE A MANinto(India): By Mahesh Dattani. Prime time theatre. j| Powerful human drama the contemporary Indian social scene... 'dacting elightfully stimulating... A production to rave about' Herald Tribune. ' E xperiencing of | this is transforming' York Times. Augquality 8-13 21.00 (23.00) £9.00New(£6.00) Aug 15-20 11.00 (13.00) UK Premiere FERDYDURKE (Poland):social'Teatrconflict Provisorium-Kompania' . Crazy classroomThis J clowning betrays deeper as writer reverts to adolescence. fast-paced, intensely physical, anarchicwriter stageGombrowicz' romp reflectss banned the sublime (and homo-eroticism) of acclaimed satire.mockery Boys | behaving madly. Aug Aug 2-7 8-13 20.40 14.00(22.00) (15.20) £9.00 (£6.00) UK Premiere JOURNEYS AND MEMORIES (Scotland):Theatre Cryptic and'Doom Kuotet will ravish your senses! Steve Reich' s ' D ifferent Trains' , Istun Marta' s and Alleym's choral Miserere.Visually stunning movements, video, lighting.- A'ASigh' n achievement worth(19.00) seeing, hearing and feeling' Guardian. Aug 15-20 13.18.00 Aug 21-27 30 (14.30) £9.00 (£6.00) KASSANDRA NOW!strength, (Sweden): A dramatic montages ofchildren. the remnants war, a songepicofwhere feminine a prayer for tomorrow' Slava' s 'oftotal J theatre' body, voice, dance, drama become one, upholds human dignity defends freedom' s eternal fragility. Aug 2-7and22.30 Aug 8-13 17.30(23.40) (18.40) £9.00 (£6.00) UK Premiere KOMEDIA ST STEPHENS continues over the page 1

KOMEDIA ST STEPHENS continues over the page LETS theatre SLEEPbyONdynamic IT (Germany/US/lsrael):Witty, unconventional contemporary ’! consciousness' dance acrobatic trio. Wee Dance' s original 'stream of a series piece combining choreography, movement, imagery, enacts i ofAugthematic variations on ' r ight means wrong objectives = vicious circle.' 15-20 13. 3 0 (14.30) £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 21-27 19.30 (20.30) UK Premiere NAPTHALENE (Russia): Madcap,Comic eccentric clownery! Cabaret-style lunacy from award-winning, globetrotting Trust, featuring absurdity with quackery,, 'Spantomine with'Cocacolenka' puppetry - slapstick, scandal,farcical skullduggery! 'Gagwoman' mall-bug' and deliver idiotic fun to your decadent, impoverished UK! Aug 2-7 spiritually 19.15(20.10) Aug 8-13 23.30 (00.30) £9.00 (£6.00) UK Premiere ^ PETRIFIED SKINfrom(Germany):A cryFabrik for human tolerance, mutual respect II world citizenship award-winning (Hopeless Games).This stark, and powerful, physical performance symbolically portrays two formerbarriers antagonists, [| dissolving fear, suspicion, mistrust, and the material-psychological dividing15-20 them.15.00 (16.00) £9.00 (£6.00) I Aug Aug 21-27 21.00 (22.00) UK Premiere POOH AND PRAH (Russia): Legendary St Petersburg avant-garde |! ofconceptual artists AKHE, construct nonchalant spatial-optical theatre aesthetics plot-less creative absurdism. Subtle, anarchic, decontextualised hilarity fromto Dostoyevski, Kharms, Kantor and beyond, blends poignant, poetic ambience ji Aug unremitting structured chaos, I 5-20 23.00 (00.05) £9.00 (£6.00) i Aug 21-27 16.30 (17.35) UK Premiere PRIMARY SYMPTOMS OF NAME LOSS (Russia/Czech): Dark, surreal metaphysical 'documentary' adapts found man' Soviets escapist diary. Absurd satirical clowning opens deep archetypal myths confronts dreams. Novogo Fronta' s dance, imagery, mysticism, abstractions, offers potent apocalyptic vision ofAug suffering human condition. 2-7 16.19.0010(17.20) Aug 8-13 (20.30) £9.00 (£6.00) UK Premiere ^ SCHOOL FOR FOOLS (Russia): From Sokolov' s novel, a boy' s fleeting, s formative, childhood impressions attending 1950s Sovietpathos, school.slapstick-humour, Formalny-Baltic' powerful post-glasnost ' l iving theatre' , blends warmth, pre-recorded dialogue, kinematics with moody atmospherics and compelling I poetic tenderness. Aug 15-20 19. (21.00) £9.00 (£6.00) (Aug 21-27 22.3030 (midnight) UK Premiere I Globetrotting SHY SHINING WALLS s(Costa Rica): A stylish, tender,mini-symphony romantic duet.on DiquisTiquis' delicate psycho-emotional themes of sexual partnership. Five precise, poetic body-dance characterize male-female relationship, consciousness and identitymovements within love and enmity. Aug 15-20 16. 3 0 (17.30) £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 21-27 18.00 (19.00) UK Premiere UPSIDEneo-Frankensteinian DOWN (Russia): 'Fringe First winning Doparodying Theatre'sSoviet (Hopeless Games) t errible mixed dance' insane asylums. Weird, farcical experimentsdivisions and grotesque, macabrein ghosts cause creator-created, executioner-victim to evaporate mad, medical, role-reversing revelry. £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 15-20 21.30 Aug 21-27 15.00 (22.30) (16.00) UK Premiere VELCRO SYNC I/Ostimulate PROJECT (Germany): Fabrik-Potsdam andshape gueststhe multi-media show to all the senses. Pictures, film, sounds, space aromas, melodies, movements meaningfully oppose or compliment each other.17-19,24-27 Can we see smells, smell music, Aug 00.30 (01.20) £9.00 recognise (£6.00) without remembering... ! EDDIE LADD OOO©© Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105 L13 i[from SCARFACE Re-make of a re-make, a tribute to Brian de Palma' s trash classic 1983 andas aitsstand-in lead, Al Pacino. Fast'Post-modern action playedoragainst screen, [West Wales what' blue Western Mail.with ! Aug 19-26 10.30 (11.15) for£6.50Miami. (£5.50) .LANTERNE THEATRE COMPANY 00©00 Venue 126 - Rocket @ St John's Hall, West End, Princes Street Tickets 228 7555 K9 IIfullPARTY TO THE DIVORCE A new comedy of bad manners and dirty tricks, of wicked and sexual Shadesmanipulated of Ayckbourne Albee I3| wrestle as partyliesturns guests becomemanoeuvres. pawnsbedtime. in games by theandunscrupulous host. 6-1Laughter to tears before ^'/Aug Aug I 19. 3 0 (21.00) £6.00 (£4.00) 13-18 21.30 (23.00) £6.00 (£4.00) ^

The Machine / MCD in association with The Scotsman Assembly present The Matchmaker by John B. Keane

3-27 August at 1.45pm not 19,16,23 THE SCOTSMAN Assembly Rooms Venue 3 Box Office: 0131 226 2428 "A work of hilarious comedy. Unmissable." Waterford News and Star "Comic brilliance...flawless acting." RTE-ACE on line "The Matchmaker is quite simply a great time. Keane's humour is witty mischievous and on the mark" Sunday Business Post "A great sense of pain and pathos...Manahan and Keogh are a perfect match" Evening Herald 107

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000 LAURIELORRY ©Q©©0 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 LI I GUSSET the PaulawayPotter' smoves Gussetandis feels. her guiding light, her epicentre that from determines she She is multi-skilled and moves one With £6.00 her 'g(£4.00) usset path to light' anything is possible. ^ Augjob3-26to another. 14.35 (15.55) LAZZI ©Q©©0 Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 MR PINOCCHIO Forget Disney.Why become ' r eal' ? And at what cost! Apsychological middle-agedcartwheels, Mr Pinocchio confronts his carefree puppet-self with An intriguing twist on Collodi's classic. crackling Serious fun.wordplay, 'Exquisiteslapstick comedy'foolery. Scotsman. www.lazzi.co.uk Aug 3-27 (not 15) 17.30 (18.30) £7.50 (£5.00) World Premiere ^ LEICESTERSHIRE YOUTH ARTS 00©©0 Venue 65 - StAnn's Community Centre,South Gray's Close, CowgateTickets 557 0469 LI3 ANIMAL FARManimals The masterpiece byonGeorge Orwell, uses the relationships among farmyard tothat comment society and 'astate .The stageOrwell' version is everything the book is and gives visualcommunism' representation ofAug s thoughts and concerns. 14-25 18.00 (19.00) £6.00 (£4.00) 3 THEown SECRET DIARYsOFbrilliantly ADRIAN MOLE AGEDlife!3recorded /4 Leicestershire' very Sue Townsend' funny novel about ina anote s teenage boy' s diary... The stage show is not one to be missed, make in your14-25 diary.16.00 (17.00) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug LEITH EATRE ©0©00 Venue 83 - St Serfs Church Hall, Clark Road, Goldenacre Tickets 226 0000 B9 THE LASS Wl'THE MUCKLE MOU’ Laugh or be hanged at this stirring Scots comedy by Alexander Reid capturing family feuds in 15th century Scotland. No supernatural! everyday story of Border Reivers but boisterous humour - with a touch of the Aug 4-18 (not Suns) 19.30 (22.00) £6.50 (£5.50) LIP THEATRE COMPANY OOOOO Venue 127 - St John's Church, West End, Princes Street Tickets 668 2019 K8 LIP THEATRE CO. PRESENTS THE CURSE OF THE SINISTER TREE AND THE Two and contrasting comedies: thefollowed first a bysurreal parody of 'ThePARTY Hound of theoriginal Baskervilles' by the Drummond; Mikail6-1Chowdhury' s down-to-earth Aug I 11.45(13.15) £3.50 (£3.00)'The Party'! World Premiere LOBSTER PRODUCTIONS ®0©00 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 LI I DANGLE IN THE DUST Faust set in professional sport. Physical thought provoking show.Young professional cast sell their souls! Wouldandyou? 'superbly ... hysterically funny... gripping plot, packed with action and suspense... Aug 3-12acted, 21.15directed (22.15) and £7.00choreographed' (£5.00) Shields Gazette. ^ LONE STAR THEATRE COMPANY ®0©©0 Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 SHOLOM ALEICHEM NOW YOU' R E TALKING! Saul Reichlin' s totally beguiling' What' s Onhumour, dramatisation of stories on the wisdom, tears, ofwhich life ininspired RussiaCritic' ofFiddler thes Choice. Czars. 'Roof.The Astonishing... hilarious... ahappiness, towering performance' Metro www.saulreichlin.com Aug 3-27 (not Weds) 16.00 (17.00) £6.00 (£4.00) LOST THEATRE COMPANY ®0©00 Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105 LI 3 BLACK COMEDY Struggling artist hoping to impress girlfriend' s father, 'theborrows' antique furniture from the flat next door. A blown fuse plunges into total darkness.And then theunmissable neighbourcomic comesmasterpiece. home early... Peterhouse Shaffer' Aug 4-18 (nots brilliantly 12) noonoriginal (13.15) play. £6.50An(£5.50) ^ EAST Steven Berkoffs romp through End that life. Uncompromising and sexysemi-autobiographical with full-on f**k-off factor from theEastdecade gave usfunnyPunkandRock. One of Berkoffs most resonant works, now a classic. Very Aug 4-18 (not very 12) foul. 13.30 (14.45) £6.50 (£5.50) ^

E0 SMITH FOR KARUSHI LTD PRESENTS Ben Moor and Janice Phayreii Three Wishes by Ben Moor “Wistful, intelligent, fantastical, charming. A magic realist’s delight in the bizarre entices and enthralls the audience." “Lyrical storytelling as funny as it is beautiful.” The rimes

PLEASANCE 0131 556 6550 1.15PM 1-27 AUGUST No 6 2o

24 hour Box Office at: unNW.edfringe.com

KOMEDIA STAND-UP SIT-DOWN SING-A-LONG LAUGH-A-LOT COMEDY IN A RELAXED VENUE WITH GREAT BARS! ■ INDIAN OCEAN ■ FRISKY SUSAN PRODUCTIONS ■ THE TREASON SHOW ■ CLOWNS ■ THE SADDAM ANONYMOUS BROTHERS ■ SLAUGHTERHOUSE ■ THE BLUES LOUNGE BROTHERS ■ KEN CAMPBELL ■ THE NEVERMIND PRESENTS THEATRE C? ■ COMEDY DAIRY ■ RATIONAL ■ LATE NIGHT MADNESS KRATER COMEDY ■ MOON PATH CLUB THEATRE Ce PLUS KOMEDIA ■ TONY MOREWOOD MUSIC WITH HAZEL O'CONNOR, ■ DYBALL & KERR NICK HARPER, ■ REVELLSc HIGGINS JACKIE LEVEN, ■ KICKSHAW HERBIE FLOWERS, THEATRE Ce SUSPICIOUSLY ELVIS 3-26 AUGUST KOMEDIA SOUTHSIDE 117 NICHOLSON STREET BOX OFFICE 0131 667 2212 KOMEDIA Koman TEXT + MOVEMENT + DRAMA + ACTION + THEATRE INCLUDING: ■ AURORA ■ 2-WAY MIRROR THEATRE CLUB ■ ARTISTIC STAGE PRODUCTIONS ■ CLAIRE DOWIE ■ FIRST STAGE ■ POCKET MERCURY ■ HAIR-RAZING PRODUCTIONS THEATRE COMPANY ■ LAURIE LORRY ■ S.P.A.C.E ■ THE STATEMENT ■ PERIPLUM TREE DRAMA COMPANY ■ ASYLUM THEATRE ■ TWO FRIENDS COMPANY PRODUCTIONS ■ KOMEDIA ■ FIREFLY PRODUCTIONS PRODUCTIONS INC ■ TRISTRAM SHANDY ■ ARN PRODUCTIONS ■ LOBSTER ■ WEST SUSSEX PRODUCTIONS COUNTYYOUTH ■ FROGMOUTH THEATRE &ONO PRODUCTIONS (AUSTRALIA) THEATRE 2-27 AUG KOMEDIA ROMAN EAGLE LODGE 2 JOHNSTON TERRACE BOX OFFICE 0131 226 7207

LUM IN ARIA/JENNIFER 8 NYC 00©©0 Venue Tickets61620-The6206Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) LI I FUR European premiere FUR byandonedarkly of America' s most provocative playwrights, Migdalia Cruz. Aofa caged cruel comic love triangle amongst shop owner, a trapper, and beast. A New York company stages this a pet magical-surrealistic fable. Aug 12-26 17.00 (18.30) £6.50 (£5.50) European Premiere LYNN FERGUSON & STEPHEN POWELL 0O©©O Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428 J10 MENTAL Lynn Ferguson and Stephen Powell are two psychiatric nurses who share a flat. They deal with people who are sociopathic, unpredictable and unstable... patients. Funny and tragic - like life really. Only shorter.and then there are the21.05 Aug 3-5,7-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 (22.20) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 21.05 (22.20) £ 10.50 (£9.50) World Premiere THE MAKARS AND D.M.D.C. 00©©0 Venue 104 - Murrayfield Parish Church Hall, Ormidale Terrace Tickets 226 0000 LI Outer BLITHEArcati, SPIRITa local To collect material for hisa new Madame medium,the todead conduct seancebook, in hisCharles home.Condomine Unfortunatelyinvites his first and causes Augwife, 15-25Elvira, (notreturns Sun) from 19.30 (21.45) £7.00 (£6.00)havoc in the household. MASTERPIECE ENTERTAINMENT OQ©©0 Venue 202 - C oj, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 3 HAPPY HOUR Outrageous American comedy.Three siblings make dramatic changes when Poppa dies suddenly, leaving the family bar in limbo. Split personalities, a real Asian Elvis, and a saxophone with a mind of its own. Sexy, hysterical, Aug 5-26 unmissable! 17.30 (18.35) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere NICHOLA MCAULIFFE IN GOLIATH’ 00©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 GOLIATH Annie Castledine directs Bryony Lavery' s explosive adaptation of Beatrix gender, Campbell’s ’dazzlingly clearbreathtaking vision of 1a country divided - McAuliffe swaps accent, race and class with aplomb, portraying the full, flawed of people the edge Guardian. Aug 6 humanity 13.25 (14.35) £6.00 living on(14.35) Aug £8.50(£8.50) (£7.50) Aug 8-10,13,15-17,20-23 11 -12,18-19,24-27 13.13.2525(14.35) £9.50 MIDAS PRODUCTIONS 00©©0 Venue 49 - Bedlam Theatre, I lb Bristo Place Tickets 225 9893 MI2 THE WORLD' S WIFE 'Just Ruletwo No. ofI - the A boyfriend' s forceful for Christmas notfeaturing just forin life. ' Meet the Kray sisters. witty and women this adaptation Ann Duffy' acclaimed book of poems. Augvibrant 13-25 (not Sun) of11.Carol 30 (12.20) £6.50 s(£5.00) World Premiere MIDDLESBROUGH LITTLE THEATRE OOO©© JUNIOR COMPANY Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI 2 TWO DAFT LASSES IN A BOAT/A CAT INBoat:THEbestROAD Comedy double bill by Jan McBride.Two Daft Lasses in a friends lost at sea. 'bySharp sassy dialogue' Shieldsa Gazette. in the Road: black comedy.Trapped phobias selfA Cat destructs. Aug 21-27 and15.2obsessions, 5 (16.40) £5.00family (£3.50) MIDLAND ACTORS THEATRE ®0©©0 Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 2 LADY CHATTERLEY' S LOVER D.H. Lawrence' s sizzling and controversial classic tale of one woman' s sexual awakening. An intense and powerful new adaptation from leadingonlyMidlands David Calcutt. Sensual, lyrical, moving,1 -26erotic. (containsplaywright Birmingham Aug (notAdults 14) 21.00 (22.50) £7.50nudity). (£5.50)'Very impressive'World PremierePost. MIKE MARAN PRODUCTIONS ©OOOO Venue 12 - Royal Lyceum Theatre, Grindlay Street Tickets 248 4848 / 226 0000 L9 CAPTAIN CORELLI' S MANDOLIN Adapted by Mike Maran and Philip Contini with kind permission from author, Louis de Bernieres. ' I loved it' Mariella Frostrup.communication 'Engrossing, touching and beautifully played' Sunday Times. An 3oasis Jul'Aug I,1-2Augof19.2-3real 21.30 (22.50) £ 10.in 0a0 desert' (£7.50) Scotsman, (£5.00 C) www.mikemaran.com 1 5 (20.35) Aug 4 14.30 (15.50) 109

MKAY PRODUCTIONS OO0OO LI2 Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 AGNES OF GOD A dark insight into three women's minds: one motivated by logic and psychiatry; another by blind faith and acceptance; the youngest by mysterious voices and visions. Which one is right and who should we believe? Aug 6-12 20.20 (21.35) £6.50 (£5.00) ^ MODERN SOCIAL TECHNOLOGIES OOOOO CENTRE OF ARMENIA - YEREVAN THEATRE Venue 124 - Rocket @ Kirk O’ Field, Kirk O' Field Parish Church, 140 The Pleasance Tickets 530 4543 MI4 OUTSILENCE-2 It's a ritual theatre of the masks where the only difference is that we wouldn't put on the masks... we would take them off. Project design by Hamlet Hovhannisyan. Space organisation byAra Hovsepyan. Project narrator Jon AugMakaryan. 6-11 21.15 (22.20) £7.00 (£5.00) MOLANATHEATRE GROUP OOO©© Venue 81 -The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 THE DAY THE DAGGERS BROKE LOOSE Molana theatre group presents a play based on the spiritual teachings of God's prophets employing projection, music and mime. Its principle message is love and friendship amongst mankind. Aug 20-26 11.00 (11.45) £6.00 (£5.00) MONASH POSTGRAD/ZENITH ®0©00 THEATRE COMPANY Venue 47 - Cafe Royal Fringe Theatre, l7West Register Street Tickets 556 2549 JI2 PANDORA'S BOX MeetAphra Behn and her depraved friends in an old/new Restoration comedy with a surreal edge. Sex, intrigue, more sex, music and Royalty! The battle of the sexes fought with the sharpest of witty weaponry. Look inside... Aug 3-18 (not Tues) 15.00 (17.00) £5.00 (£3.00) UK Premiere ^

Bette Bourne as Quentin Crisp RESIDENT ALIEN by Tim Fountain SUBVERSIVE GLORY' The Sunday Telegraph 'IMMACULATE' 'CHARMING' The Observer The Daily Mail ‘COMPELLING' SUPERB' The Financial Times The Times ‘A MASTERCLASS 'LIFE IN MIRTH’ HANGING’ Variety The Financial Times ‘REMARKABLE’ tJOUR-DE-FORCE’ The Evening Time Out

22624 28

BEN MOOR ®Q©©0 i Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 4 BEN MOOR AND JANICE PHAYRE:THREE WISHES When you know It| l you' llromantic get whatcomedy. you wishGranada for, are Award you sureNominee about what you really want? A brand new ' 9 8, ' 9 9. ' A truly gifted storyteller' Independent. Previews Aug 1-3 19.15(20.15)19.1£3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19,21-23 5 (20.15) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 19.15 (20.15) Aug 24-27 19.15 (20.15) £ 10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere ^ 1 BEN MOOR: A SUPERCOLLIDER FORTHE FAMILY A welcome re-run for the sleeper hitBenof Moor' 1997. Particle Physics, tightrope walking andcomedy. the • nature of love collide in s ' e xtraordinary' Scotsman romantic Twice Granada Award Nominee.' izarre, elegant, Aug 2-5,9-12,16-19,23-27 11.00B(11.50) £5.00 beautiful, funny' Times. MORE HOUSE SCHOOL ©OOOO Venue 34 - C,Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 | LINGO What would you do if you woke up and found you couldn' t speak or write or communicate at all? A talented company of teenagers grapple with this || problem in their action-packed search for... the Lingo. Aug I-1 I 11.00 (noon) £5.50 (£4.50) World Premiere ^ | MYWOOORD! PRODUCTIONS 00©©0 Venue 167 - George Square Gardens, George Square NI2 || MARIVAUX’S THE DISPUTE Newemotional version byjourney Neill Bartlett. An energetic exploration of the physical, mental and of adolescents locked up all theirprovoking. lives, released before your very eyes into the outside world. Fun and |!|! thought Aug 10-23 18.30 (19.45) £6.00 (£5.00)

NATIONAL (NSTC) STUDENT THEATRE OQ©©0 COMPANY Venue 101 - C belle angele, Hastie's Close, off Cowgate Tickets 2255105 LI2 PULL MY STRINGS Spirit of Chaplin in the air, as dynamic dramatherapists invade theNSDFhomeaward-winner. of Edmund, Inspiring a hermit new puppeteer. Delightful, surprise-packed double theatre. '[Gives] hope for the future ofAug the6-26 theatre... Sunday Times. (not 12)out-Pirandellos 16.00 (17.00) Pirandello' £6.50 (£5.50) V'' NATIONAL YOUTH MUSIC THEATRE 00©00 Venue 91 - St Mary's Cathedral, Palmerston Place Tickets 226 0000 L6 CREATION Inspired by world creation myths, explodes in a riot of music, dance and theatre. Fringe First winners NYMT mark their 25th Anniversary, returning topiece St Mary' s Cathedral whereprojected' they beganTimes. in 1976. 'A superbly disciplined of(21.15) work, immaculately Aug 14-18 20.00 £ 11.00/£9.00/£7.00/£5.00 (£9.00/£7.00/£5.00) Aug 15.00(16.15) Aug 1816 16.00(17.15) NATIONAL YOUTH THEATRE OO©©© Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 |i THE HOLYLAND World premiere by Daragh Carville.An explosive and J funny account offromlife movies in the streets surrounding Queens University in Belfast, taking its cues such as ' S hort Cuts' and ' M agnolia' . Performed by I the world renowned NYT. Aug 7-10,14-17,20-23 12.50 (14.00) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug I 1-12,18-19,24-27 12.50 (14.00) £8.50 (£7.50) World Premiere | NATURAL THEATRE COMPANY OOO©® Venue 138 - Various places, call 07974 750 549 or 01225 469 131, On the city streets STREET THEATRE The hilariouscorner characters the Natural Theatre willandbePERFORMANCES popping up Coneheads, in every conceivable of theandofFringe entertain, surprise delight.The the Kissing Coppers Nudeto |1 Tourists on a street near you! Aug 20-26 Time and location variable, please call for details. Free (non-ticketed) 4

NEGATIVEQUITY ®0©©0 Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 | BROKEN BLOSSOMS Caught between her abusive father and would be T saviour, Lucy longs for escape. A profoundly moving drama of love and honour inFursthe'Eface of brutalHauntingly intolerance. Fromtheatre... the creatorsInspired' of 2000'Scotsman. s 5-star Venus in xquisite... beautiful Aug 3-26 (not 12,21) 17.30 (18.45) £7.50 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ I1

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com THE NETHERBOWTHEATRE 00©©0 Venue 30 - Netherbow Theatre, 43 High Street Tickets S56 9S79 KI3 SALTIRE SEASON Enjoy the Saltire Society Season of Solo Theatre, a George Mackay Brown premiere, Dance India Scotland (see Dance), Supper with Robert Burns,Treasure Island by Wee Stories and a full programme under 'childrens shows'. AN ENGLISH EDUCATION The making of a Scottish monarch - in England. James I -inRenaissance king, poet,production prisoner ofandJohnpolitician is in audience. Robin Thomson thesolo.award-winning Cargill -Thompson' s classic play. A Saltire Aug 20-Sept I 13.00 (14.00) £6.00 (£4.50) CHILDSPLAY Adult life seen through the eyes of a growing boy - sex, death, religion. poetic and dramatic by contemporary RaymondA Cousse brought to lifemasterwork by Allan Sharpe in Bil Findlay'French s Scottishplaywright translation. Enfantillages: a Saltire solo. Aug 27-Sept I 17.30 (18.40) £6.00 (£4.50) JESSIE KESSON Unforgettable of a 1920s the backstreets. An adolescent' s joy, pain and love oftaleslanguage. Jennychildhood Lee of Atticin Theatre Acaptures Saltire the solo.raw energy and rich humour of one of Scotland's foremost voices. Aug 20-Sept I 20.15 (21.25) £6.00 (£4.50) World Premiere OLAF ISBISTER - A SEAMAN'S TALE George Mackay Brown's worldpremiere play presented by Tweed Theatre. Olaf, the lazy charming ne'er-do-well Orcadian, wanders globethefinding wealth and disaster. A recently discovered work (21.10) thatthetakes worldromance, for its oyster. Aug 6-11 20.15 £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere PORT AND LEMON:THE MYSTERY BEHIND SHERLOCK HOLMES Mrs Hudson, landlady extraordinaire, sips her tipple, slipping secrets to ProfessorinMoriarty.The truthThompson' about Holmes and Watson revealed! John Shedden the John Cargill s devilishly clever award-winning treat. AAugSaltire solo. I 15.00 (16.10) £6.00 (£4.50) 20-Sept SUPPER WITH ROBERT BURNS A feast from Scotland's storytellers, singers and queen of the kitchen. relax and tasty and stylepoetry. of Scotia's international bard. Traditional fare Eat, seasoned withenjoy song,thepassion 'Aug Don't15-Sept delay' Scotsman. Combined dinner show. I (not 19) 18.30 (20.15) £12.50

Jit

IJ I rfl

NINETY DEGREES FLAT O THEATRE COMPANY Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155 SUGAR SPICE Three friends thought their unbreakable. Yet, after AND university their lives are developed in newcomes places.friendship A defences reunionwasbrings back memories but not all of them good.Truth out, are broken, accusations fl y . Aug 5-11 21.30 (22.20) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere ^ NORTHERN THEATRE Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil StreetCOMPANY Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only 0O©OOJ9 HERO The story of Hull' s Dan Billany, writer of international renown, humourist, working-class hero,missing who was imprisoned in David an ItalianDowie.A POW story camp. Inof November 1943 he went with fellow POW courage and love. Aug 3-14 20.35 (21.50) £8.00 (£6.00) ^ NOT QUITE REALITY THEATRE CO. OOOOO Venue 49 - Bedlam Theatre, 11 b Bristo Place Tickets 225 9893 M12 TOUCHING SOFTTHINGS Ana better adaptation of John Steinbeck' s is 'touching Of Mice soft and things. Men' .TomDream dreams of life. Pete' s main concern and reality soon blur as the rabbits eventually r take Aug over. 6-11 13.30 (15.00) £5.50 (£4.50) World Premiere > NOTTINGHAM NEW THEATRE ®0©©0 Venue 4 - C too, St Columba's by the Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105 LI I IN BED WITH SUE LAWLEY Ronan wanted fame and glory. But abovean allunforgettable he wanted Chorus to be onofDesert Island Discs. Features a host of celebs and all-singing all-dancing Sue Lawleys. Hilarious Greek tragedy the Suns) Noughties. Aug 2-25for(not 11.00 (11.50) £5.50 (£4.50) World Premiere NOTTINGHAM NEW THEATRE continues over the page

THE NEVER MIND THEATRE COMPANY 0O©©O Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 NI3 IGNORANCE Laugh! As a thief steals a family; Cry! As men are assaulted by patisserie; andmodern Gasp! fairytales As things happen on park benches shouldn' nightmarish s headwhich - proving thatt.These 'Ignorance' is bliss... mess with14.everyone' Aug 3,5,7,9,1really1,13,15,17,19,21,23,25 45 (15.45) £6.00 (£4.00) ^ SMILE FOR ME Heard the one about the girl whose face gets stolen? No? Then seesothis!far Dare at thisandpitch comedy-thriller which pushes the that ittogetslaughangry starts14.black Augjoke 4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 4attacking 5 (15.45) the£6.00audience... (£4.00) NEW PHOENIXTHEATRE Venue 234 - Old Assembly Close, 172 High Street KI2 OTHELLO Using eight-foot puppets ands Othello percussion, four actorsofexplore the theme of manipulation in Shakepeare' the Tragedy the Moor ofVenice. .ugS-10 19.00 (21.00) Free (non-ticketed) European Premiere THE NEW ROUTE THEATRE COMPANY ®0©©O e 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 LEAR Anstructure. adaptationChairman of Shakespeare' s KingtheLearcompany set in leipHEbetween OrbEXECUTIVE Theatre' s management Lear divides three devoted managers. Life becomesBlackturbulent take-over France£6.00 consortium. comedy.as an aggressive Aug 3-27 is(notlaunched 15) 16.by05the(17.25) (£4.50) NEW VOICE COMPANY OOOOO Venue <543 124 - Rocket @ Kirk O' Field, Kirk O' Field Parish Church, 140 The Pleasance Tickets 530MI4 CLASSICAL MONIQUE one woman musical and dramatic collage conceptualised, devised andandacted by Philippine actress Evening oflovepoetry, songs dramatic excerpts about a Monique woman'sWilson. journeyAn through as she embraces life and celebrates her womanhood. iAug 6-11 21.00 (22.15) £7.00 (£6.00) European Premiere 111

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000 NOTTINGHAM NEW THEATRE continued Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 22S 51 OS LI2 BREAKFAST NOT INCLUDED 'Halitosis-suffering male seeks dreary female for night of Monopoly and Charades.' Alison Carr' s fast-paced new comedyalldrama explores the special loves, losses, trials and tribulations of five hotel r guests, something. Aug 1-26 searching (not 12) for16.1that 0 (17.00) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere > EQUUS A stunning fusiondriven of mime, movement and intense dialogue explores aShaffer' youngs man disturbingly to the horrific blinding of six horses. Peter acclaimed psychological drama of passion and pain. A captivating urban nightmare flying(01.20) manes.£7.50 (£5.50) Aug 1-26 of23.20 ^ NUTS 00©©0 Venue 101 - C belle angele, Hastie's Close, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105 L12 WHISPERS IN THE WOOD A young man is murdered. A girl is accused. A witness the key.The ensuing investigation by an inexperienced journalist draws6-26 himholdstowards a darker it appears to be.^ Aug 17.15 (18.15) £6.50truth. (£5.50)Noir thriller that is not allWorld Premiere NXT ©0©©0 Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) HI4 Adamage LIGHTinflicted GATHERING OFa state DUSTwhichErotic, darkly humorous study of the on lovers by successfully institutionalised personal betrayal. treat to find an author alert to a world widerWorld than a London4,6,8,10,12,14,17,19,21,23,25,27 drug alley''ATimes. Aug 20.15 (21.15) £7.00 (£5.00) Premiere ^ LOADED by David Bown, previous winner of Sunday Times Playwriting Award. Centred a failingTarantino. relationship, heist. 'Laurel and around Hardy meets Newthree playsmechanics don't comeplanmorea jewelry promising than Guardian Aug this.Volcanic!' 3,5,7,9,11,13,16,18,20,22,24,26 20.15 (21.15) £7.00 (£5.00) ^ ON A ROLE PRODUCTIONS 0Q©00 Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI 2 THE LITTLE MERMAID A charming and darkly, comic fairy tale. A story about stories, this new piece by Joanna Mary Pinto, weaves together Hans Christian s classic,of childhood with new stories funny, an adult' s lookAndersen' at theI world magic. and tales. Charming, Aug 6-11,14-18 1.05 (11.55) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere ^ ON CUE PRODUCTIONS 00©©0 Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 TESTING 1,2,4... Thousands of guests, hundreds of bagpipe stopping numbers, two sound technicians, left, they' no performers... explosive hour of thethey' songsd confess. they one onlyhour thought d amplify and yet. the Anlyrics they neverAug dreamed Previews 3 23.40 (00.50) Free (ticketed) Aug 4-27 (not 15) 23.40 (00.50) £7.50 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ ONLY CONNECT OOO©© Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I BE MY BABY ... when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin' . Setplayin a home for unmarried mothers in 1964, Amanda Whittington' s poignant follows the fortunes of Mary Adams, aged 19 and seven months pregnant. Featuring Aug 21-27live18.girl-group 30 (19.45)music. £5.50 (£4.50) ONLY YOUNG ONCE! PRODUCTIONS 0O©©O Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 DINNER IN SUBURBIA A new play about life in Essex, the home of tennis clubs and personalised number plates. An entertaining look at four couples in pursuit3-27of (not cheap15)wine,11.M30&(12.15) S food £5.00 and more money... Aug (£4.00)of that lovely newWorld Premiere ^ OnO THEATRE COMPANY WITH WEST SUSSEX COUNTY YOUTH THEATRE Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 BROKENVILLE Oneaofgroup a trilogyindividuals by Philip Ridley. the ruins of a citychild destroyed by adifficult disaster, gathertheirInround sleeping and begin the process ofofpiecing together livesathrough stories. New play. Aug 3,8,1 1, 13-14,17-18,21 -22,26 14.15 (15.30) £6.00 (£4.00) UK Premiere OnO THEATRE COMPANY continues over the page

24 hour Box Office at www.edfringe.com

by Liz Lochhead Herald Angel winner 2000 “Almost undescribably brilliant...” Scotland on Sunday “Breathtaking adaption..incandescent and unmissable.” The Independent “theatre babel’s superb production...” The Observer “Passionately human and disturbing...” London Evening Standard “Some of the most exciting recent work on Greek drama...” The Sunday Times

f / assembly rooms 6-25 August 8pm 0131 226 2428

OnO THEATRE COMPANY continued FAIRYTALEHEART One ofthea trilogy Ridley. play about the storytelling weby Philip have toperfection' seekAoutmagical the positive in our lives.'power ... thisofsixty minute and gem 14.of 1aability Aug 4,12,15-16,19-20,23-25 5 play... (15.30)poetic £6.00 (£4.00) Daily Mail. SPARKLESHARK of a trilogy of kidscombines on the a roof ofstreet a towervocabulary block,One co-operate to oftellbytransformative aPhilip fairy Ridley. story. A'Timagery. hebunch dialogue tough with flashes Amazing' Times. Aug 5-10 (notWed) I4.I5 (I5.30) £6.00 (£4.00) OPENHEART 00©00 Venue 34 - C,Chambers Street Tickets 225 SI05 LI2 DISTANT SUN Alan deserted his sister to escape his mother' s suicide and hisHeartbeat' bullyingsfather. Now a crisis can it redeem past? Derekwitty Fowlds, Davidreunites Lonsdaletheandfamily, TriciabutPenrose feature the in David Farn's12-18 dark and play. £8.00 Aug 19.30 (20.50) (£6.00) World Premiere OUTLOOK PRODUCTIONS 00©©0 Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I MEDEA A mothers love... that kills her children.A devised production from an award-winning cast, representing Medea through three actresses. All but the play's emotional heart is torn away in a radical new translation. www.outlook-productions.com Aug 6-27 (not 13,20) 20.45 (21.45) £5.00 (£4.00) ^ OVERTHEEDGE OQ©©0 Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 BORNof AFRICAN A white accountant, a coloured youth,Zimbabwe' a black sservant: faces modern Africa, a place as human as it is magical. acclaimed company paint three brutal portraits that question the true meaning of being Born 6,8,10,12,15,17,19,22,24,26 African. Aug 19.15 (20.45) £7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere ^ TWELFTH NIGHT Five ' e xceedingly inventive performers' TNT in an African fantasy Illyria. 'SBest tanding Scotsman; 'a joy to behold' List; 'SNot piritof Shakespeare' Fringe's award; Actorovation' nomination; 'an ornithologists dream'7,9,1Stage. toof the be missed. Aug 1, 14,16,18,21,23,25,27 19.15 (20.45) £7.00 (£5.00) PALIMPSEST PRODUCTIONS OO©©© Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I ALPHA BETA last to go nuts goes free'.We cannot escape the way we make our lives and those in them, any more than time can free us from the results of our mistakes. Identity, insecurity, infidelity, cigarettes, coffee. www.palimpsestproductions.co.uk Aug 14-27 (not 20) 19.05 (20.25) £5.00 (£4.00) PARK PLAYERS A.D.S 000©0 Venue 126 - Rocket @ St John's Hall,West End, Princes Street Tickets 228 7555 K9 ALBERT, US they LAUGH Jimmieis Chinn. 'I'm notinnocent, backward,captivating, I understandMAKE everything say!' Albert I I; deprived, no-one escapes primitive existence; happiness, sadness,himjoyunchanged. and despair.LookAn beyond evocative,hisengrossing play. It's experience beautifulness! Aug 20-25 14.00 (15.50) £7.50 (£6.00) PARLAPATOES. PATIFES & PASPALHOES/ 00©©0 CULTURA INGLESA Venue 62 - Continental Shifts at St Bride's Centre, 10 Orwell Terrace Tickets 346 1405 N6 SARDANAPALO This comedy is a fictional story about Alexander the Great, standing withinhiscontraposition troop in fronttoofByron' the statue of Sardanapalo to rethink his life. It was Augwritten 13-25 (not Sun) 14.00 (15.35) £6.00s tragedy. (£4.00) UK Premiere PEEPOLYKUS ®0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 GOOSE NIGHTS ' F ollowing previous masterpieces of idiocy' Times, 'Standard. Greek tragedy is the latest targetofforthePeepolykus' s side-splitting absurdity' 'and Freewheeling daffiness highest'Justorder' Independent, 'the most inventive joyful act around' Sunday Times. go!' Guardian. www.peepolykus.com Previews Aug 1-2 17.30 (18.45) £3.00 Aug 17.30 (18.45) Aug 3-6,8-10,13-17,20,22-23 I I -12,18-19,24-27 17.30 (18.45) £9.50 £8.50 (£8.50)(£7.50)

PENDLE BORDERLINE THEATRE COMPANY 00©00 Venue Rocket @ Kirk O’ Field, Kirk O' Field Parish Church, 140 The Pleasance Tickets124530- 4543 MI4 INVENTING Max SilvermanThose has he'disappeared.Why? Where' s heMax-shaped gone? Andhole. whoMAX was he anyway? s left behind try to fi l the 'Pendle Borderline are an innovative company' Leader/Times. www.pendle.net/borderline Aug 6,8,10,14,16,18 13.10(14.20) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere LIE DOWN JACK COYNE Mary sells books. Not a bad life. John introduces her tolifetechnology and difficult things change. A warm, comic look1 atLeader how Times. controlling your can be more than you think! ' F ine drama www.pendle.net/borderline Aug 7,9,11,13,15,17 13.10 (14.20) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere PENN THEATRE ENSEMBLE OOO0O Venue 11 - Diverse Attractions, Riddles Court, 322 LawnmarketTickets 225 8961 LI I THE ELEKTRA CABARET Singing! Dancing! Revenge! Classical Greece meets Freud' s Vienna via Weimar Germany in this production. Hugo von Hofmannsthal’s Elektra a landmark work ofcabaret. fin-de-siecle psychology - takes on vibrant life through the -prism Berlin-style Aug 20-25 11.30 (12.40) £3.00of(£2.50) World Premiere PERFORMANCE EXCHANGE 000©0 Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House,7Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6109 LI I HAMLET BY FREUD Revenge! The analyst as actor.The doctor as dane.An imaginative, intriguing and funny look at Shakespeare' s most famous play. Cast includes: Ego, Id, Illusion, Melancholia, theatre! Neuroses, Sex, Gertrude, Ghost and Oedipus. Aug 20-25Dreams 21.00 interpreted. (22.00) £5.50Great (£4.00) World Premiere PERIPLUM TREE ®0©©O Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 LI I ARTAUD IN WONDERLAND 'Ytoou'Lewis ve plagiarised my vwork,' cries Antonin Artaud (Theatre of Cruelty creator) Carroll.You' e even stolen my opium addiction.'Extraordinarily How curious! hallucinatory' It must be timeGuardian. to die! 'Devastatingly electric' *****Scotsman. Aug 3-5,10-12,17-19,23-26 15.40 (16.40) £8.00 (£5.50) ^ RASPUTIN Insatiablelovefairground mystic, mesmerist, infidel, antichrist, blackruler angel, Russia' s greatest machine, would like to meet masochist female oftheiran style empire,of theatre to shareis'state secrets and revolution. 'How original and fantastic Aug 6-9,14-16,20-22 15.Edinburgh 40 (16.40)Guide. £8.00 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ PLEASANCE FESTIVAL OF THEATRE 2001 ®Q©©0 Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 MI2 ALL CLONED UPShow! London' s comedy musical cultTimehit!Out.More'Biginnovative than The Rocky Horror ' A devilish joyous affair' Brother is cloningit!'you!'Evening Wax Standard. Magazine. 'Lip-pursingly camp... the dancing sheep alone are worth Previews Aug 1-3 23.30 (00.45) £3.00£8.50 (£7.50) Aug 4-6,10,13,15-17 (00.45)£9.50 Aug 11-12,18-19 23.3023.30 (00.45) (£8.50) Aug 20-23 23.30 (00.45) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 24-27 23.30 (00.45) £9.50 (£8.50) yr CRIMES OF PASSION JEROME PRADON Here am I so lost, so alone... A condemned and killer summoned the damned... Pradon (Whistle Downlover the Wind and Jesus Christ toSuperstar) thrills Jerome and disturbs inAug this 1-3 extraordinary musical. Previews 15. 4 0 (16.40) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-10,13-17,21-23 15.40 (16.40) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug I I -12,18-19,24 (16.40) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 24-27 15.40 (16.40)15.40£9.50 (£8.50) SILVER LINING - PLAYER ONEnewHamlet meetscharacters Big Brother University play. and meets only one canandbeChallenge the winnerin -thiswhooriginal will prevail and Four how will the others react? Come see. Aug 0 (13.00)£7.50 £7.00(£5.50) (£5.00) Aug 7-10,13-17 I I -12,18 11.11.303(13.00) THEATRE DE L ANGE FOU ENTANGLED LIVEScompany. Edinburgh of thisbodyinternationally A mastery ofpremiere the human like toyouwatch' haveacclaimed never seenphysical before.theatre Intense, instinctive, dramatic. ' M esmerising Total Theatre. Previews Aug 1-3 12.50 (14.00)12.£3.00 Aug 50 (14.00) Aug 4-6,8-10,13,15-17,20-23 I I -12,18-19,24-27 12.50 (14.00) £8.50 £7.50 (£6.50)(£5.50) ^ PLEASANCE FESTIVAL OF THEATRE continues over the page

A Musical Explosion of Everything Hip, Cool and Groovy

Think Cocktails, Think V Think Bunny Girls ... Hill Street Theatre, Venue 41 August 5 - 2711:55pm [except 15th) Box Office (venue) 0131226 6522 Box Office (fringe) 0131226 0000

PLEASANCE ItuU'i ‘The best of all possible worlds’ The Observer Over 160 shows and events from around the world, including productions from the British Council Theatre showcase. New writing International music and cabaret The best of Off-Broadway Children s theatre Award-winning comedy and the talent of the future. Comedy cinema classics Radio 4 and Radio 2 Chatshows Competitions Food and drink available all day long All this and more also available at Pleasance Dome! More details under P for Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 P for Pleasance Comedy P for Pleasance Music PLEASANCE 101315566550 Book On-Line at www.pleasance.co.uk Stage PLAY1*

PLEASANCE FESTIVAL OF THEATRE continued TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS - METROENTERTAINMENT story ofandlove, and reconciliation. All human life is here, the ups, theA downs all thedeceit, bits hope in-between. I've ever heard' Tim Rice. Features 'Don’t Surrender' - 'The best musical ballad Previews Aug 1-3 13.20 (14.20) £3.00 Aug 13.20£8.50 (14.20)(£7.50) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 4-5,7-10,13-16,21-22 I 1-12,18-19 13.20 (14.20) ^ UNLIMITED THEATRE NEUTRINO Last year'chaos s FringeandFirst winners return with more brilliance. Flagrant beauty, ineffable reckless optimism from one of the work UK's shiniest up-and-coming producing taut,4 thoughtful that lingers in the mind'theatre Times. companies.'... Preview Aug 14. 2 5 (15.35) £3.00 Aug 25 (15.35)£8.00£7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere ^ Aug 5,8-10,13,15-17,22-23 11-12,18-19,24-26 14.2514.(15.35) (£6.00) Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road,60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 THE AGEloves OF Raquel CONSENT FewPeterkidsMorris’ have a darkly secret gleaming as chillingmonologues as Timmy’s. Stephanie to death. explore the brutal shattering of childhood innocence. T wish all Fringe shows were this good’ Scotsman. Previews Aug I-2*****17.30 (18.40) £3.00 Aug 3-5,7-10,13-17 17. 3 0 (18.40) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 11-12,18-19 17.30 (18.40) £8.50 (£7.50) ^ AM I LOSING MY MIND ORand... JUSTat times MY FIGURE? PREGNANT PAUSE A passionate, comical painful, yet intimate journey through pregnancy as seen through the eyes of a 30-something woman. www.pregnantpause-tc.co.uk Previews Aug 1-3 11.45 (12.45) £2.50 Aug 4-6,8-10,14-17,21-23 (12.45)£8.50£7.50(£7.50) (£6.50) World Premiere Aug I I -12,18-19,24-27 I 1.II45.45(12.45) APOLOGY FORTHE LIFE OF AN ACTOR - PAULstage. PFEIFFER Extraordinary byrepresentation of comedian life on theand18thPoetcentury performances Colley Cibber, Laureate. 'GFarewell lorious and magical theatre at its12.finest' Birmingham Post. Previews Aug 1-3 1 0 (13.25) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-10,13-17,21 -23 12. 1 0 (13.25) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug I I -12,18-19,24-27 12.10 (13.25) £8.50 (£7.50) ARTTS PRESENTS: NOT GUILTY? up in prisonINTERNATIONAL for GBH. Is he a thug? Or isandit something else? NewJamie drama- banged about Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder society's ignorance/reluctance to address something it doesn' t understand. Aug 6-13 11.30 (12.30) £6.00 (£5.00) ^ ARTTS TOURING COMPANY PRESENTS: NOWHERE FAST Internet, shopping television... ofwehismight neverandhaveof society, to leave oure-mail, homes again. Rich'through s Are ecstasyyour feelings have become self-destructive. his habit, friendsdistrust and his happiness mutually exclusive? Aug (13.45) £6.50 £6.00 (£5.50) (£5.00) Aug 20-23 24-27 12.12.4455 (13.45) BILL pass ANDtheir TED'history S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE Bil andstupid; Ted must thereMUSICAL areof mankind. two problems: two, they justin time. happen toexam, be thebutsaviours Assistedone,bythey' Rufus,re they travel back Previews Aug 1-3 16.16.0505(17.05) £5.00 Aug £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17 11-12,18 16.05 (17.05)(17.05) £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere BLOOD by Tom WalmsIey.The brother/sister reunion of Noelle, unrepentant junkie and sometime whore, with Chris, ex-drug addict and recovering alcoholic. Fierce,Simon. harsh,Sexually funny, loving, this Canadian play makes Sam Shephard look like Neil explicit. Previews Aug 1-3 13.13.0000(14.30) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-10,13-17 (14.30)£8.50 £7.50 (£8.50) Aug I I -12,18-19 13. 0 0 (14.30) Aug 24-27 21-23 12.30 12.30 (14.00) (14.00) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50)(£7.50) Aug UK Premiere ^ BUY ANOTHER EVENING STANDARD Offbeat, satirical, fast, manic and moist! When Ricki C returns for his underwear only to find has stolen his pad, and had a nasty golfing accident, all hell breaksMickey lose in D East Putney! Preview Aug 5 12.12.4455(13.45) £2.00 (£6.00) Aug Aug 7-10,14-17 11-12,18-19 12.45(13.45) (13.45) £7.00 £8.00 (£7.00) CRASH A striking new play by Levine. An outrageous radio hisDJ regularly humiliates hishim.callers. ButJoshua when one caller huntsofhimnewdown, past catches up with ' A brilliant and diverting piece drama' Victoria Coren. Previews Aug 1-3 13.25 (14.45)13.£3.00 Aug 4-6,8-10,13,15-17,20-23 2 5 (14.45) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug I 1-12,18-19,24-27 13.25 (14.45) £8.50 (£7.50) World Premiere ^ PLEASANCE FESTIVAL OF THEATRE continues over the page

FILTHa nagging - TAM cocaine DEAN habit, BURNa nasty Welsh'rashs tale Bruce ofRobertson, the affairs... policeman with and ofa string extramarital not to mention the tapeworm with a conscience... ' A stonishing' Li s t . Aug 20-23 Aug 24-27 16.16.5500 (18.35) (18.35) £8.50 £9.50 (£7.50) (£8.50) FRANTIC ASSEMBLY UNDERWORLD Adrenalin 21 st century Hard, dark, fast and frightening physical pumpghost of 'BIndependent. lairstory. Witch' and the psychosis of century' 'Misery' Time Out. 'theatre. Thrilling''ATimes. 'Spellbinding' 'Aug Theatre of the 21 st Guardian. 21 18.00 (19.25) 21.00 (22.25) £8.50 (£7.50) GEEZA...MEMOIRS OF AN EX FOOTBALL HOOLIGAN join'Geeza' 'live! Dangerous' Watson promoting his best-selling 'Reliveterror' theDennis brawls, the banter and spell in jail criminal...' whatautobiography transformed me from 'Previews terrace into Britain' s best loved celebrity Aug 1-4 16.15(17.15)16.£3.00 Aug 5-6,8-10,13,15-17,20-23 1 5 (17.15) £7.00 (£6.00) Aug I I -12,18-19,24-27 16.15 (17.15) £8.00 (£7.00) World Premiere GREEN GINGER -from BAMBI 'Wonderfully dark, strange andseedisturbing' Terry Gilliam. ' S o different anything else you' r e ever likely to in thein atheatre' Guardian.The Bambi Story comes of age in a comic book nightmare beastly urban jungle. Aug 20,22-2311.211.0 (12.30) 20 (12.30)£8.50£7.50(£6.00) (£5.00) Aug 24-26 KNEEHIGHTHEATRE THE RED SHOES LondonEvening by storm... 'Standard, their magic'giddy, makesgrisly,thegorgeous' theatre crackle... thrilling andItistook unnerving' Observer, ' i ts vision gigantic' Independent on Sunday.13-17,20,22-23 Resist if you can...0 (17.00) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug Aug 18-19, 24-27 15.315.0 3(17.30) £9.50 (£8.50) LOVE AND FAIRYTALES - SCARLET THEATRE Based Chaucer' s 'TheOTHER Wife oftwist Bath' s Tale'. Comedy writer Nick Revell andsurreal. Scarlet'on'Tshe unique theatrical style Chaucer into the realm of the comic ingenious Scarlet'3-4Observer. Previews Aug 17.30 (18.45)(18.45) £3.00 £8.50 (£7.50) Aug Aug 5,7-10,14-17,20-23 11 -12,18-19,24-27 17.17.3300 (18.45) £9.50 (£8.50) World Premiere ^

Avalon Promotions Ltd present the following entc PORT OUT, STARBOARD HOME

CHRIS ADDISON “Downright hilarious... reduced a packed crowd to tears of helpless laughter” The Sunday Times “He excels in comedic intelligence” The Guardian | Merchant Ivory casting directors please take note | AUGUST 1ST-27TH I pleasance box office i ^ at 7.45PM (EXCEPT7TH & 21ST) 10131 556 6550 I uni hsal 116

MUNCHAUSEN - BOOTWORKS BaronorHieronymous Friedrick von an if Munchausen of Bodenwereder. Liar, braggart 18th century superhero... enigma of homunculus proportions. Fringe First winner Joff Chafer - Fool inH House) presents his 15.new40 company, Bootworks, for your edification (Trestle and delight, Previews Aug 1-2 (17.00) £3.00 Aug 0 (17.00)£8.50£7.50(£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-6,8-10 I I -12 15.415.0 4(17.00) World Premiere ^ P PRINCESS PLIMSOLE INCARNATE Nexta butler spare lunchtime, wake up Jj toandmarvel at a tale of brass giraffes and big nuns, called Breakfast al cry! princess who wanted to see the real world. Bring the kids.They' ll laugh! j] You' l Previews Aug 1-3 noon (13.00) £2.00 Aug (13.00)£6.00£5.00(£4.00) (£3.00) World Premiere V . Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 11-12,18-19,24-27 noonnoon(13.00) RAW THEATRE ABSOLUTE A brutal and poeticthat storybrought by Chrisyou O''Car'Connell.The new from&Time the company and winner writer s . Edinburgh FringeplayFirst Out Award 1999.***** Scotsman, 'Previews hardcore entertainment' Independent. Aug 1-3 14. 2 0 (15.40) £3.00 Aug 7,20-2314.214.0 2(15.40) 0 (15.40)£9.50£8.50(£8.50) (£7.50) World Premiere || Aug 4-5,7-10,14-1 11-12,18-19,24-27 READER I MURDERED HIM SK PRODUCTIONS inspector calls j|’1, onBlack,Charlotte Bronte, whonaked boastson ofthekilling Mr Romantic Rochesterfarce andAnmeets dreams of Cilia while Emily walks moors. gothic 1 fantasy in Aug a corpse-strewn comedy.£3.00 Previews 1-3 14.00(15.15) Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 14.00 (15.15) £7.50 (£5.50) Aug I I -12,18-19,24-27 14.00 (15.15) £8.50 (£6.50) World Premiere V"' SEX, DRUGS, ROCK AND ROLL by EricwithBogosian. 'Witty,'Ientertaining disturbing' Time Out. ' I mpressive, performed vigour' Metro. mpressive andand •. funny' Times. ' I ncredible... I was bowled over' Daily Mail. ' D isturbing but hilarious' Previews Evening Aug 1-3Standard. 23.15 (00.30) £3.00 Aug Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 10-1 1,17-18,24-27 23.1523.15 (00.30)(00.30) £8.50£7.50 (£7.50)(£6.50) ^ SEX I: DEATH 2 NON-FICTION THEATRE GROUP Three young ladies channel the voices of sex workers, funeral directors and tanning girls using digital helongmost exciting, and imaginative approach to ij theatre thatAugtechnology. I've1-3seen14.in00'aT(15.00) time'£3.00 JonathanwittyPryce. Previews Aug 0 (15.00)£9.00£8.50(£8.00) (£7.50) World Premiere V Aug 4-6,8-10,13-17,21 I I -12,18-19,24-27-2314.014.0 0(15.00) SEXING ALAN TITCHMARSH - DORAN possessed AND BRAINE Has Alanof Titchmarsh, gardening by the the forces Satan? Oron isthelegendary someone pulling yourcelebrity, digitalis?been 'Braine and Doran... funniest ^ writers Fringe' Scotsman. Previews Aug 1-3 13.4-235 (14.45) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-10,13-17,21 13. 4 5 (14.45) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug I 1-12,18-19,24-27 13.45 (14.45) £8.50 (£7.50) World Premiere ^ THE - HOUSE OFmemory. DEERInternational In the violentaward-winners looking-glassfrom world ofBudapest exile,SHAMANS ambition slowly kills off move to an eclectic soundtrack of ambience and East European folk. 'Something from, £3.00 to get wrecked by...' Aug 8-9 15.to00die(16.00) Aug 10,13,15-17,20-23 15. 0 0 (16.00) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug I I -12,18-19,24-27 15.00 (16.00) £9.50 (£8.50) SILVER LINING -THEInsectINSECT BROTHERS CAPEK Have youand heardpoignant of the butPLAY never -THE Now youthecanbehaviour see thisand <1 amusing play whichPlaycomments onseenlifeit?through attitudes of insects. Aug 11.00(12.10)£8.50 £7.50(£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 7-10,13-17 I 1-12,18 11.00(12.10) , TROUBLE Helen Goodway is not an actress. Sheis her is notstorya writer, director or t aafraid trainedof anything theatre professional in any way. But this because she isn' All profits to charity. Previews Aug 1-3anymore. 13.00 (13.45) £2.00 Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,21-23 13.00£6.00 (13.45) £5.00 Aug I 1-12,18-19 13. 0 0 (13.45) Aug 24-27 13.00 (13.45) £8.00 World Premiere UNLIMITED THEATRE - STATIC 'Goal'Softatic'thereturns Month'toGuord/on. Awarded prestigious Fringe First at last year' s festival, Pleasance for onea ; week only. Book early for this ' i ntelligent and powerful production, terrifying, tender and compelling' . Aug (13.10)List£7.50 Aug 20-23 24-26 12.12.3300 (13.10) £8.50 (£5.00) (£6.00) j THE VERYseven NEARLY LOVEfiancees LIFE OF MYadolescence FRIEND toPAUL Paul'hes been engaged... times.With from manhood just won' t commit.byLeaving best man Matt in the... Hit comedy from London New Play Festival, Previews Aug 1-3Adam14.14.Smehurst. 5050(15.50) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-10,13-17 (15.50)£9.50 £8.50(£8.50) (£7.50) Aug I I -12,18-19 14. 5 0 (15.50) Aug 21-23 14. 2 0 (15.20) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 24-27 14.20 (15.20) £9.50 (£8.50) ^

. VIVA LA DIVA TheFunny. Margarhita PracatanSheofmade Opera - Florence Foster Jenkins. Inimitable.Touching. Camp New comedy by1-2Fringe First winneras£3.00tits. Chris Ballance.self-deception an art form! Previews Aug 13. 3 0 (14.40) Aug 4-10,14-17,21 30 (14.40) Aug I I -12,18-19 13.-2330 13.(14.40) £8.50£8.00 (£7.50)(£7.00) Aug 24-27 13.30 (14.40) £9.00 (£8.00) UK Premiere THE WAKE - theIMPROMPTU PRODUCTIONS The tocrumbling soul of s family values is price paid by his family' s Faustian pact succeed in today' world. Hidden truths,racypornography and garden gnomes all have to be faced up toAugin this scorching, comedy. 14-17,20-23 11. 2 0 (12.30) £6.50 (£5.50) ■ Aug 18-19,24-27 11.20 (12.30) £7.50 (£6.50) World Premiere PLESTED AND BROWN 00©00 Venue 126 - Rocket @ St John's Hall, West End, Princes Street Tickets 228 7555 K9 THE SURRENDERED WIFE SHOW Following their sell-out success || with ' C arol SmillieTrashed My Room' , Fringe 2000, Plested and Brown return... It's time to save your marriage and discover who's wearing the trousers. More I1 Aug importantly, s ironed the trousers? 5-18 18.who' 55 (19.55) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere POCKET MERCURY PRODUCTIONS OQ©©0 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 LI I GAS AND AIR byTwoRoyal women, same blood. SpiltLouise blood.Ramsden Intertwined'manytalesflashes of loss and laughter, Court Young Writer ofnominee brilliance' Scotsman. Performed by 1999 Stage Acting Excellence Awards Aug 8-26Amy (notPhillips. 12) 13.15 (14.15) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere PRACTICAL MAGIC THEATRE 00©00 Venue 39 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High Street,The Royal Mile Tickets 226 0000 K13 THE EX-FILES Director of last another year's sellraucous out TakeScottish A Chance, 'A great fun I evening' Scot FM, brings the Fringe comedy.Three men, three women(21.45) and an alien called Gavin.The truth is out there... honest! Aug Aug 1813-1814.020.00 0 (15.45) £7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere THE PRODIGAL THEATRE COMPANY OOQOO Venue Tickets61620- The6206Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) LI I THE TRAGEDIAN Drunk. Actor.hellraiser. Genius.The rise to famefrom of him, Kean, thehis many 19thBastard. century actor and Finecharacter storytelling hisheEdmund few friends, enemies and from Shylock, the with whom Augwas5-18forever noonidentified. (13.20) £6.50 (£5.50) ^

PYROMANIA ©0©©0 Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 U4 EMBRYONIC DREAMS Blends breathtaking theatre, dance and mime with the latestspectacularly in lighting, filmbeautiful, and pyrotechnic Pyromania createand a totally dream worldtechnology. that we almost recognise set it tooriginal, a pulsating original soundtrack. Previews Aug 1-2 23.45 (01.05) £5.00 Aug 3-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-20,22-23 23.45 (01.05) £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 10-1 1,17-18 23.45 (01.05) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 24-27 23.45 (01.05) £9.00 (£8.00) World Premiere ^ QM THEATRE COMPANY 00©00 Venue 45 - Old St Paul's Church & Hall, Jeffrey Street Tickets 556 0476 KI3 'DENITYwhoCRISIS Bananas,Tinkerbell, cross-dressing therapists, and the woman invented cheese are only the beginning of Jane' s troubles in ' d enity crisis, award winningandplaywright Christopher modern13-18 psychology of sanity. Durang's hysterical exploration of Aug 18.30 (19.15)the£5.50nature (£3.50) DIRGEorAsung new forms. comedy(b)Any by Philmourning Gilbert, 'song dirge'orn. (a)The funeral service in its solemn melody. Squirrel-warriors, letterbox-fruit-abuse, cancer-sex, jam-tarts. Come watch the contradiction. Aug 6-11 18.30 (19.30) £5.50 (£3.50) STILL LIVES Fouroriginal, stories.fresh, And awitty bench.newHaveplay,youfourever wondered what'sFour in a people. person'sFour head?lives. pasts 6-18 and four Funny andIn this moving, Aug (notfutures Sun) unfold. 11.00 (11.50) £5.50 (£3.50)yet strangely going nowhere. oo@©o RANDOLPH THE FRENCHSTUDIO INSTITU(£ Venue 55 - Randol220ph St7761 udio @The French Institute, Institut Francais D’Ecosse, 13 Randolph J7 CrescentTickets ADDRESS UNKNOWN moving and tragicin story love, friendship andcompany betrayal'LsetaKressmannTaylor' during thesaison' rise sofmixes anti-Semitism 1930' sof Germany. French cinquieme theatricality with beautiful dance and19.poignant music(£4.00) - unmissable. Aug 30 (20.45)live£6.00 Aug 6-11,20-25 13-18 21.15 (22.30) UK Premiere ^ RANDOLPH STUDIO continues over the page

THE PRODUCTION LINE ®0©©0 : Venue 14 - Gilded Balloon atTeviot Row House,5/2 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403 MI2 IJ ARUNT Michael Phillip Edwards' unique and moving tribute to Jamaican spirit. brutally honest andfather hilarious autobiographical of formative yearstrue, IA with ansimply overbearing moving from Jamaica account to the USA. 'Emotionally riveting' LA Times. L subtle, Aug 3-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 19.00 (20.00) £8.00 (£7.00) European Premiere ^ H Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60 The Pleasance Tickets 556 6550 LI4 GHOST A LATE NIGHT FRIGHT Dare come out after fI>l guarantee dark? This STORIES... is notwon' a Pleasance experience.The cold chillis nothing of thisyoucontrived performance you t be walking home alone.There aboutwill |5 these stories... they happened. Sleep well. Previews Aug 1-2 23.30 (00.30)23.30£5.00 L Aug (00.30) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 3-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 10-11,17-18 23.30 (00.30) V\ Aug 24-27 23.30 (00.30) £10.00 £9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere ^ THE PROJECT 00©00 7 Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155 G9 CURTAIN Lanfordpiano Wilson' s storycancels of obsession andto discovery, wj|f aunt' AnREDWOOD adopted Vietnamese-American prodigy her tour stay on her redwood renewing her quest to find her father - aVietnam 4\ Aug veterans6-18 who15.has30 plantation, retreated£7.00 to the(£5.00) forests. (17.00) ^ venue34 ADAM CHAMBERSHOUSE STREET

12-26 August 1.20pm www.inhumanform.com 117

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000 RANDOLPH STUDIO continued AN AUDIENCE WITH WILLIAM SAROYAN Todds Wronski (Another Antigone '94, Oleanna returns to portrayFringe one veteran of America' most colourful literary personalities in'0this0) stirring World soliloquies' Premiere montage of'9Saroyan' s life and writing. ' W ronski delivers some Scotsman 4. Aug 13-18 13.30 (14.40) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere LOVEquirky AMONG THEoneTULIPS Boswell love... aofduelpolished of words betweenwith one Scot andand wittyunder Dutch lady. Ain fusillade witticisms genuine emotion insight the elegant surface. First prize, ' P lay on Words 2000'19.. 30 (20.30) £5.00 (£4.00) Aug 13-18 ADVENTURES Join Ka and on her30 journey through the company absurdity ofMRSlife KA’S -present performed in English bywith twoaMrs actors puppets, the French A.M.K a puppet show difference. Suitable for age 12+. Aug 20-25 13.30 (14.35) £6.00 (£4.00) UK Premiere RANTIN' ROVIN'Bums. ROBIN Baudrans Productions' hilariousDialogue romp through the life of Robert From birth to death in 70 minutes. in rhyming Scots - two actorssinging, play allriotous 20 characters. tragedy, pace. Hilarious comedy, heart-breaking ^ Aug 6-11beautiful 13.30 (14.40) £5.00 (£4.00) WAITING FOR GODOT Theclassic Dirty with Dishesmusic Theatre Company presentDoesa wicked newWillversion of aever timeless byginger Dafydd Thomas. God exist? Godot turn up? And who is that man in a PVC suit Auganyway? 20-25 15.30 (17.00) £5.00 (£4.00) RATIONAL MADNESS 0O©©O Venue 82 - Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 2212 N13 WIN, WIN, WIN! Mind-blowing techniques for triumphing over your fellow man. From hisand'I win, therefore tour,tobusiness guruBeAlan Winner presentsand hisrelieved powerful practical visionI am' of how get ahead. wowed, challenged Aug 3-26of your 16.15 income. (17.15) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere ^ THE RED BULL PLAYERS OQ©©0 Venue 81 - The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 EDWARDday?'II Performing 'What are kings whenroles, regiment is gone/But perfect sshadows sunshine nineteen six actors drive Marlowe' tragedy in a relentlessly toward the most£6.00 shocking Aug 5-19 (not 13) one 21.30of(23.00) (£5.00)death scenes ever staged. ^ LOOKABOUTYOU Fast-paced comedy centred around thedoubling schemingtakein-fighting of KingElizabethan Henry Ifsdisguise sons. Mistaken surprising centre stage as six actors perform fifteenidentity roles inandthis colourful political farce. Aug 5-19 (not 13) 13.15(14.45) £6.00 (£5.00) THE REDUCED SHAKESPEARE COMPANY ®Q©©0 Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428 JI0 THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) A minutes! high-speedNotrollercoaster of theforcomplete of ailments, Shakespeare -back all 37problems, plays in 97English recommended people withworksheart degrees and/or people inclined to motion sickness. Aug 4-10,13-17,20-24 I 1. 4 5 (13.22) £ 10. 0 0 (£8.00) Aug I I -12,18-19,25-26 I 1.45 (13.22) £ I 1.00 (£9.00) THE4 -REP Venue C too,THEATRE St Columba's by theCOMPANY Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105 OO©©© L11 BLUE REMEMBERED HILLS It's tragic, really. Dennis Potter' s disturbing and deceptively simple tale of a summer' s day for a group of seven-year olds. Superbly***** performed by an all-adult cast. 'A treat to remind us why we go to the theatre' Three Weeks. Aug 13,15,17,19,21,23,25 20.50 (21.55) £7.50 (£5.50) TEECHERS It' s comic, really.Youthful developsproduction into teenageof despair jns classic this fast-moving, inventive and irreverence highly entertaining Godber' classroom comedy. Full marks! From the director sell out Equus. 'Sharp direction and polished acting' Three Weeks. of last year's Aug 12,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 20.50 (21.55) £7.50 (£5.50) ROCKET VENUES Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 228 ©Q©©0 7555 LI 3 8 8 friends gather for an evening of reminiscence and reconciliation with unexpected results.The directors of ' H irta' (**** Scotsman 1999) bring you this dry, fruity full bodied And a coconut Aug 20-25and20.00 (21.00) comedy. £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere ROCKET VENUES continues over the page

T!3TffTTH!fl productions in association with pi avlk presents nURIAIM ‘Top stuff. If you haven’t heard of him yet - you soon will’THE list ‘Tagged as one of Irelands funniest comedians he certainly lives up to the title,NEWS producing comedy at it’s best’ EVENING PLEASANCE

AUGUST 1ST - 2 7 T H (EXCEPT 7TH & 21ST) AT 8.40PM PLEASANCE ■ B 0 X 0 F FICE: 0 1 3 1 556 655 0

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.coin ROCKET VENUES continued AUTODESTRUCT:THE ULTIMATE CURE CANCER Genetically Modified acloning new writing anFOR Oxford University graduate. Darkimmortality dramaProductions focusing onpresents cancer, and thebywww.geocities.com/autodest ethics of scientific research. Can be gained? But at what cost? Aug 6-11 18.45 (19.50) £5.00 (£4.00) ^ BABY THE 1 BATHWATER by Christopher Durang.TheatreFusion ('nanny BeyondandWITH Therapy hit in 2000), return! Helen and John have a new baby, an old how to bring up a child. Expect serious issues and serious belly 20-25 laughs!no19.idea Aug 30 (21.10) £7.00 (£4.00) BIRDY ofNaomi Wallace'shomo-eroticism adaptation of William s novelritetakesof passage the themes maletobonding, and produces theWharton' dehumanising from boyhood manhood through war and a thrilling piece of theatre full of metaphor and imagery. Aug 16-18,23-25 14.15 (16.15) £6.50 (£4.50) THE BIRTHDAY PARTY s comedy of menace is givenboarding an exciting treatment, the 'InYer Space' s' Pinter' innovative style. asSet in a seaside house, Stanley' s birthday party becomes a nightmare guests, Goldberg and McCann, prove13-15,20-22 to be there for14.1a5 reason... Aug (16.30) £6.50 (£4.50) THE BOY-GIRL x4ofSHOW Twelveandyoung teens wickedly funny look into theofworld youth culture reveal whatpresent today' sa boys andandgirls really think parents, siblings, school and each other. For teenagers exteenagers Aug 20-25everywhere! 16.15 (17.15) £5.00 (£3.00) World Premiere THE GOOD FAITHFULworkSERVANT Joeimprisons Orton's people humorous absurd attackAonAND the protestant ethic which fromandbirthhe tostilltheentertains grave. master of the grotesque and a pillar of the anti-establishment, educates. Aug 6-1 I 16.3and 0 (17.45) £5.00 (£3.00) >r GRANNY MUST DIE Pacts with the devil tricky things. Especially when you' re 81 and youra family is trying to kill you. Northern Elasticfarce. Theatre Company point£6.50 with this Aug 6-11 stretch 15.00 (16.20) (£4.50)frantic, rude and hilarious World Premiere ^ PASSENGERS Youwhy!wereSparkling warnednewnotcomedy to speakdrama to strangers on public transport... this is from a talented professionalwriting company.- hilarious A grippingandemotional rollercoaster Wonderful gloriously entertaining. with a clever twist. Previews Aug 3-4 20.00 (21.30) £5.00 (£3.00) Aug 5-11 20.00 (21.30) £8.00 (£5.00) World Premiere PIECES OF LIFErolesExtraordinary incarnations in from the world of Shakespeare. One man many in Life' s Mystery, extracted the subconscious. goes 'eyesandclosed' through'Mlove, power, murderFoundation. and repentance, to reach He freedom illumination. ichael Chekhov' Aug 6-11 16.30 (18.30) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere ^ THE card. SONG'ButOFthere THEis somebody FOOL A else, performance based onoutside the symbolism of the Tarot who can stand The is the £11.00 wanderer of infinite roads.The Fool.' the game at last. AugTarot 6-1 I says 21.30this(22.25) ^ STITCHED UP turns Two deadly. bite-sizedA see-sawing black comedies. A about wickedthesatire about a wellheeled party that thriller brutal dealer, the milk-addicted brother and the vanishing girlfriend. Australia's Crescent Company is 'smart, Adelaide Aug 3-1 I funny, 20.00simmering' (22.00) £6.00 (£4.00)Advertiser. European Premiere ^ TWO BY JIM pathos CARTWRIGHT Is a seall5riesfourteen of shortcharacters pieces, setplayed in a northern pub, combining and humour with two actors. But thanks to the savagely bickering landlord and landlady theby just evening reveals its own dark tragedy... Aug 20-25 18.15 (19.45) £6.50 (£4.50) Venue Rocket @ Kirk O' Field, Kirk O' Field Parish Church, 140 The Pleasance Tickets124530- 4543 MI4 ACCIDENT OF CIRCUMSTANCE A couple'ofstheir attempt to cope and withthe schizophrenia cannot prevent the disintegration relationship breakdown of their marriage. A powerful and thought-provoking drama based on actual events. Aug 13,16-18 19.30 (20.20) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere MINA An oldSharp friendwriting, unexpectedly arrivesfameat aandpartyfascination for Derek'in sa Oscar Nomination. strong acting, ofandhumour and drama. Loki Productions: dedicated to always beinggripping 'excellentmix r thoroughly unpretentious' List. Aug 3-28 17.30 (19.00) £6.00 (£4.00) >' SHAKESPEARE' Sclamouring LONGEST NIGHT Will Shakespeare is having a bad day. His actors are for the ending of his 39th play. He' s not sleeping well because his characters are keeping him awake. (That's just Act I!) 7 actors, 21Augroles. 13-18 20.40 (22.30) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere

THE VISIONARY The copeslove withstory her pain sharing with daughter a man onlyof ashefamily can insee.turmoil An unusual that by leaves15-19 noheronethoughts Aug 18.untouched. 00 (19.00) £6.00 (£5.00) UK Premiere Venue 126 - Rocket @ St John's Hall, West End, Princes Street Tickets 530 4543 K9 THE ANARCHIST PLAYS Farce, slapstickFo'sandAccidental satire combine in Dublin University Players' new adaptation of Dario Death and an original sequel,andContinuing Struggle, based on the true story of the real Anarchist. 'Clever, witty satirical' Scotsman. Aug 6-11 16.23.30 30 (17.30) £6.00 (£5.00) Aug 13-18 (00.30) Aug 20-25 18.00 (19.00) UK Premiere ^ Venue 241 - Rocket @ Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson Street Tickets 667 1940 LI 3 PASSIONIntense, PLAYdarkly by Peter Nichols. Adultery blastsbareaparttheaemotional long, idylliccost of marriage. comical, ' P assion Play' lays eroticism betrayal. Husband andpassions wife maintain alter egos and expose the true beneath.exterior self-control; their^ Aug 3-18 15.40 (17.25) £6.50raging(£4.50) THE ROSE THEATRE COMPANY 000©0 Venue 141 -The Columcil e Centre, 2 Newbattle Terrace Tickets 226 0000 U8 FAUSTUSLITE A performance piece from an internationally renowned company, combining videovirtual projection, and Marlowe' s text. Aoriginal digital- soundtrack, Mephistopheles, angelsliveandtheatre, a living puppets actor: 'Aug Inspirational performances a matchless 19-25 20.30 (22.00) £8.00 (£5.00) experience' -'13 Mirrors' Scotsman 1999. THE ROYALAND SCOTTISH 00©©0 OF MUSIC DRAMAACADEMY Venue 13 -Venue l3,Lochend Close, CanongateTickets 07050 161320 JI5 CRACKED Hope hasis alone lost her father.Trouble is, he's stillvisitor alive...takesandherthinks he wrote the Bible. She with him until an uninvited somewhere t0expect. By£3.00 Skye(£1.00) Loneragan. Directed by Zinnie Harris. Preview Augshe1613.didn' 18.0 0(14.30) (19.00)£5.00 Aug 19,22,25 3 (£3.00) Aug 19.00 (21.30) (20.00) Aug 20,23 21,24 20.30 World Premiere FINNISH by Martin Heckmanns.World premiere of thea English bybeautiful Ella Wildridge.A young man impulsively sends himself parcel totranslation meetin the postwoman. Waiting for her, he plays out his erotic-shy-fiction allPreview its facets. 16 (21.30) 19.45 (20.45) £3.00 (£1.00) Aug 20,23 19,22Aug20.30 £5.00 (£3.00) Aug 13.30 (14.30) Aug 21,24 19. 0 0 (20.00) Aug 25 20.30 (21.30) World Premiere SPOONFACE STEINBERG by Lee Hall. From the writeranofautistic BAFTAgirl' award winning ' B illy Elliot' comes the acclaimed story of Spoonface, s brave fight against cancer. ' F unny, Intense, Poetic!' Daily Telegraph. ' H ard, sad, beautiful play' Sunday Times. Preview Aug 1619.21.15 (22.15)£5.00£3.00(£3.00) (£1.00) Aug 19,22,25 00 (20.00) Aug (21.30) Aug 20,23 21,24 20.30 13.30 (14.30) THE THREE LIVES OF LUCIE CABROL based on story by JohnLenton. Berger, adapted by Simon McBurney and tale Mark Wheatley, directed byofMatthew The haunting, physical and comic of the life and afterlife Lucie, outcast and smuggler. Preview £3.00£5.00 (£1.50)(£3.00) Aug 12-18Aug(not8-9Thu)14.0019.(15.30) 00 (20.30) RUDS OO©©© Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 NARCISSI Can you have a love affair with a man who cannot love? This on contemporary retelling of the myth of Narcissus presents a modern slant the tradition. Darkly13.5funny, deeply£5.00dark.(£3.50) Even self love can World be unrequited. AugGreek 14,16,18,22,24,26 5 (14.55) Premiere REHEARSING ' R EVERSING' You want battenburg? Keep getting fairy cakes? This playandis definitely marzipan coated! 2 men, 2 women, 12 leave parts,oneI stage! Twisty, satirical occasionally metaphorical.The finale might just stuttering 'how?'15,17,19,21,23,25,27 ,'why?', and 'what the...13.?'55 (14.55) £5.00 (£3.50) Aug World Premiere

RUGGED EDGE PRODUCTIONS OOO©© Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House,86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I FUNNY BEHAVIOUR Must see new dark comedy by Chris Orton.Jill is obsessed with work, Monica with baking and James well, everything really! in the closet is a psychological nightmare. Savour this delicious cocktail ofLiving madness. Aug 21-27 15.55 (16.45) £5.00 (£4.00) NADIM SAFDAR ©OOOO Venue 202 - C 02,Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 LI3 ANGER AND AFTER Performance poetry and monologue. Love, loss, memoryvoiceandtodesire. A raw physical performance of searing, verse. Gives the carnage that follows an impossible fall, butmoving, offers lyrical an ultimate message and hope. Aug 3-1 Iof 19.survival 50 (20.50) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere V*'

SHIFTING TIDES THEATRE PROJECT 00©©CM Venue 45 - Old St Paul's Church & Hall,Jeffrey Street Tickets 556 0476 KI3 f PARADISE LOST A visually provocative staging of Milton' s epic poem.This unique production combines the original text with music and movement, turning lI,JJ the stunning poetry into a work of total theatre. In repertory with Twelfth Night. Aug 14,16,18,20,22,24 20.15 14.15 (21.45) (15.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 13,15,17,21,23,25 World Premiere | TWELFTH NIGHT Shakespeare' s greatest comedy arrives atUnmissable. the Fringe Inin inI arepertory beautiful with new Paradise interpretation by Shifting Tides. Funny. Poignant. Lost. Aug 13,15,17,21,23,25 14. 1 5 (15.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 14,16,18,20,22,24 20.15 (21.45) SHOKO ITO 0O©©O Venue 47 - Cafe Royal Fringe Theatre, l7West Register Street Tickets 556 2549 JI2 I THE FEMALE SAMURAI The Samurai was transported by Demi-god 400 || into the future to Tokyo 1999.The Samurai wants to conquer the world ST MARK'S IN CASTLE TERRACE OOO©© years by economical means. Computer games is the new battlefield. But how can you 1 Venue 125 - St Mark's Unitarian Church, Castle Terrace Tickets 226 0000 L9 find love and(notsatisfaction? POESIA ' A LCINA' S ARTS' Backstage at a baroque opera four frayed Aug 2-26 Mens) 17.40 (18.40) £7.00 (£5.00) >^ | charactersfor quote lines, sing snatches and chatter on abouttheirsex,fears gin and pox waiting Handel' transform intothefantasy. Aug 20-28 (not 26)s enchantress 17.00 (18.15)to £magically 10.00 (£5.00) World Premiere SHORT AND GIRLIE THEATRE COMPANY 0O©©O LI2 1 POESIATHIS IS LONDON! Eighteenth donation Venue 34 - C,Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 toAug the20-27 National parent familiescentury and Stpoetry. Marks.Optional Semi-staged. PLAY Seven thesbians, one bowl of whipped cream. Premiere gay-girl theatre (notCouncil 22,26) for12.3one 0 (13.15) Free company presents a campPinksatirical comedy thata 'superbly pokes a fistkitsch at theorgasmic lascivious I| life of London thespian' Paper. ' B uilds into crescendo' Stage.(00.30) £7.50 (£5.50) ST MARY'S SCHOOL, CALNE OOO©© Aug 4-26 23.30 ^| Venue 101 - C belle angele, Hastie’s Close, off CowgateTickets 225 5105 LI2 SCARLET SNOW Sparks fly when Hillary Clinton, the latest arrival in SHORT BACK & SIDES 00©©0 Purgatory, meetsWebster' old inmates - 60s oficonMalfiMarilyn Monroe,heroine feminist Mary A Venue 123 - Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street Tickets 558 9991 LI 3 Wollstonecraft, s Duchess and tragic Antigone! historic Big Brother show with Dante, feminism and fun! GAMEAOFwittyLOVE AND CHANCE by Pierre Marivaux translated Aug 19-26 11.30 (12.20) £5.50 (£4.50) UK Premiere THE Neil Bartlett. and hilarious comedy about the pursuit of love, and theby ideal husband. SB&S11.Sixth Fringe£3.00 Production. Preview Aug 13 3 5 (13.20) SCARBOROUGH 0O0OO Aug 14-25 (not Sun) 11.35 (13.20) £4.50 (£3.00) THE UNIVERSITYPROJECT: OF HULL Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) HI4 SILVE R ARROW OOO©© A FEW MORE LESSONS IN LOVE Lost in the language of love/art of Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105 L13 flirting/algebra ofstuck lovegames? Anroadessential, well thumbed, enchanting phrasebook toAugguide anyone on the of language and meaning in the 21st century. THE TRIAL OF PETER GRIMES On the beach broken characters hide.s 3-14 (not Wed) 13.00 (13.50) £6.00 (£4.00) The sea' s too close. Dad killed the spirit of one boy already.The other boy' waiting. Dad's been dead for a long time now, but he's coming back.World Premiere SCOTTISH LITERARY TOUR COMPANY LTD.0O©©© Aug 19-26 14.30 (15.45) £6.50 (£5.50) Venue 178 -The Beehive Inn,GrassmarketTickets 226 6665/226 6667 LI0 SINEAD RUSHE AND JENNY BOOT ©O©©© MCEWAN' 80/-andEDINBURGH PUB TOUR Join our and Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 | intrepid duooldSClart McBrain forhilarious aLITERARY rompduel through theacross wynds,300courtyards pubs of the and new town. A of wits years of great LIFE IN THE FOLDS Based on the poems of Henri Michaux. Combining the j Scottish writing. most eerily inventive of contemporary prose poetry with cutting-edge Irish Aug 1-31 (20.00) £7.00 (£5.00) dance and Jazz rhythm, this is a comic, choreographed exploration of what our J Aug 1-31 20.30 19.18.3000 (22.30) (21.30) bodies3-27 can(not do. Weds) Aug 1-31 Aug 14.25 (15.35) £7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere Venue 222 - The Writer's Museum, Ladystairs Close Tickets 226 6665 Kl I SINGAPORE REPERTORY THEATRE OOOOO THE MAKARS LITERARY TOUR A brilliant, witty and dramatised journey COMPANY through Scotland'Lawnmarket s Literary and centuries versewhere inscribed in paving stone - YOUNG Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 to the ancient Writer'- sacross Museum, this family entertainment ends,(£4.00) medieval Makar's via Burns to Trainspotting* THE WHITE ROAD Fairytales aren' t just for children... not? Piles of guts, Aug 1-31 15.0begins 0 (16.00)and£5.00 heaps of breasts anddown the heads of young litterthethedarkness bloody chamber Mr Fox.Take a walk the White Roadwomen and taste found onlyof in nightmares. SHAMS CLOWN THEATRE ©O©©© Aug 5-10 00.50 (01.50) £6.50 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 2255105 LI2 SLEEPING BEAUTIES 1845.A heroic explorer is hopelessly lost in the SITCOMiSOUTH ISLAND Arctic. he has iswrong. frostbite, and histea.memoirs Something THEATRE COMPANY) has goneAllhorribly No starvation more hauntingly afternoon Endlesstoice.write. Ground-breaking Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6109 clowning, Aug I -26 inexplicably (not 12) 13.hilarious 00 (14.10)and£6.50 (£5.50)beautiful. (£4.50 C) World Premiere DIGNITY dynamic pieceAgain of physical theatre, Dignity examines abuse, torture andlastAdiscrimination. SITCOM year' s success. Dedicated to thedelivers workaofpowerful Amnestyperformance, International SHEEHAN PRODUCTIONS ©Q©©0 following and those who work for human rights. Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) H14 Aug 6-25 (not Suns) 14.30 (15.45) £6.00 (£4.50) UK Premiere ^ CASTING AND RIPPLESof Aconfrontation new comedyandaboutbullying Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I disability theSTONES, theatre,andWAVES portrayed in the during the-inbut rehearsals previewing of 'Mcontext acbeth'. Ten years later, roles have NAMELESS Four women trapped inside two prisons, firstly the prison for changed, what of the context? offenders, secondly their own backgrounds.of Previews Acriminal powerful and physical piecetheofprison theatreofbased on thedesperate real life experience Aug 5-27 Aug (not 3-415) 10.10.1155 (11.50) (I 1.50) £3.50 £5.00 (£3.50) World Premiere many women.(not Aug 14-25 Mon) 15.55 (16.55) £5.00 (£3.50) World Premiere I 120

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.coni

'< 1

l| I

SKULLDUGGERY THEATRE COMPANY ©0©©0 Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 L12 'producer I AM STAR TREK' Hollywood.The final frontier.These are the voyages of Gene Roddenberry. His continuing mission: to seduce every woman, tobefore... manipulate every NY friend, and to boldly go where no television show has gone Theatre. Aug 1-26'H18.ilarious' 40 (20.10) £8.00 (£6.00) UK Premiere >*" SMITHSENSE ©OOOO Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 TWO MEN ARE WAITING It' s another miserable Monday. Dave andaSteve are searching for life and love at the bottom of their cappuccinos. Could roadsweep an incompetent assassin be their salvation. Black comedy from the world of15.andwork. Augl-ll 45 (16.45) £5.50 (£4.50)

"Amidst rash sand wild physicality. Capacitor' breathtaking feats, unconventional props,over-the-top and visual insights, erformance" San bring Francisco Station

SMURF PRODUCTIONS OOO©© Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I VERBATIM by William Brandt and Miranda Harcourt in accordance with Playmarket. Rawinto newhomicide perspective on violent Six people plunged Everycrime. wordOne fromwoman over 30show. interviews with theiraftermath. families and victims families. Aug convicted 21-27 22.05murderers, (22.55) £6.50 (£4.50) S OF A PRODUCTIONS ®Q©©0 Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off CowgateTickets 225 5105 LI3 DRACULA Experience Bram Stoker's vampire classicinventive in Edinburgh' s haunted vaults. Bloody! Sexy! Scary! ' A n excellent Dracula.An and unique production' West London Gazette. 'Excitement,at suspense and a good measure ofAug blood its best!' Stage. 4-26and(notguts.14)Definitely midnight Fringe (02.15)theatre £8.00 (£6.00) ^ Venue 213 - Royal Mile, next to Police Information Centre (Departure point), K12 FRIGHT NIGHTS:THETOUR OF TERROR Descend into the shadowy || stories depths ofandEdinburgh' s haunted vaults andunique witness terrifying horror come totheatre lifeunderground before your eyes.A 1 experience inscenes promenade (in association with Mercatspine-chilling Tours). Preview Aug 17 23.45 (01.15) £4.00 (£3.00) | Aug 18-26 23.45 (01.15) £6.50 (£5.00) World Premiere KI2 Venue 240 - The Scotsman Hotel, 20 North Bridge Tickets 226 0000 DIRECTING SHOWCASE 2001directors, A new featuring selection comedy, of theatrical excerpts from the new generation of young drama, musicals and even opera. arvellous use of theatrical imagination' List. Money back if your leaveAug within'Mthe13.45(15.15) first 5 pieces. Preview Aug 18-26 13.1745 (15.15) £5.00 £3.00 (£4.00)(£2.00) World Premiere EUGENE O' N EILL TRIPLE BILL The Web, the20th-century Movie Man, and I| Long Voyage Home: three gritty portrayals of early life inthe New York tenement block, a Mexican cantina, and a London dive bar. 'Raaw I1 energy' Independent. Preview 16.30 (18.00) i Aug 18-26Aug16.1730 (18.00) £6.00 £3.00 (£4.00)(£2.00) World Premiere IB onUNCLE VANYA by Anton Chekhov. Oneturmoil of Chekhov' s best oflovedan elderly plays. Life a Russian family estate is thrown into by the arrival Ij professor and 18his young and beautiful wife, Preview Aug 20.00 (22.45) £3.00 (£2.00) k Aug 20,22,24,26 20.00 (22.45) £6.50 (£5.00) SOUTHERN LIGHT DRAMA OOQOO Venue Blackbal(answerphone) l St Columba's Parish Church Hall, Muirdale Terrace, Blackball Tickets117449- 4856 1 Outer SAILOR BEWARE! In this everwhen popular comedy it'deal s farwith fromtheplainmother-insailing for the wedding of Albert and Shirley they have to law from who prefers Aug 13-18hell,19.father 30 (22.00) £6.50 ferrets and a 'canny' Scot for best man! SPINDLE THEATRE ©OOOO Venue 45 - Old St Paul's Church & Hall,Jeffrey Street Tickets 556 0476 KI3 PERFECT U A fairy tale of the grotesque. A fable of sacrement and filth. Athework of physical dynamism, and violent poetry. Is there any beauty under want £6.00 to see(£4.00) perfection deflowered? World Premiere Augmasks? 2-1 I 14.Do30you(15.30)

BROADS SWORDS Lady Macbeth rewrites the Rulebook UNIQUE & UNMISSABLE iO“e"u«“* 10.15pm US 225 5105 2-26 August J

1-26 August I

121

For all your Frinoe tickets call: 0131226 0000 STAGE BY STAGE EDINBURGH ACADEMY 00©00 Venue 70 - Sage by Sage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155 G9 Anby masterclasses, exciting, international programme ofworkshops, music, danceranging and drama is complemented summer schools and from tap dance to Tibetan soundus!baths! Here is the venue of performance and participation for all. Share it with THE HOUND OF BASKERVILLES EviEnd l prowls Dartmoor, but on of four legs or two?youth StageTHE by Stage follows its West production of Children Eden ' f lagship theatre' West Morning News with this gripping, gothic Sherlock chiller. £5.00 (£4.50) Aug 5-11 Holmes 19.15 (20.45) World Premiere ^ MEMORIES OF THEwithSEAmulti-media Microcosmos Ensemble' s creating live voices, instruments and movement blend video montages, a unique, atmospheric work,of inspired by Mediterranean myths. 'great It counterpoints symbolic images... senses contemporaneity and antiquity... professionalism... excellent performances' La Provincia. Aug 5,7,9,11 13.45 (15.00) £6.00 (£4.00) UK Premiere ^ MUSICAL FAIRYTALES Microcosmos Ensemble' sChristine Italian composers anexquisite enchanted world of fairytales from Southern Italy. Lundquist' screate English singing tocombines withthebright, colourful story-tellers' slide projections and sixForlivechildren instrumentalists, re-invent Mediterranean tradition. and adults! Aug 6,8,10 13.45 (15.00) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere ^ REVOLTING YOUNG MENplotLondon' s mad forofsatire! In a cramped Soho office, four graduates casually the overthrow the Macmillan Their pens arefriends? swords of truth! But when everyone is a target for government. ridicule can they remain Aug 5-18 15.45 (17.15) £6.00 (£4.00) World Premiere TARTUFFE Withnewbreakneck pace ands classic a rich gallery of characters, the Theatre Factory breathes life into Moliere' text,iartuffe. Combining Commedia-style acting and stunning contemporary costumes, this new adaptation sharp with injection of satire! Aug 13-18 is 12.clear, 30 (13.30) £5.00an(£4.00) THEY SMELT MUSIC... Reflecting the company' of theandvibrant spectacular, this adaptation of 'Tofheevocative Tempest' exploressthelove colour musicandofs Shakespeare' smagic. language. Aadults host techniques celebrate the original' comedy and For and children. Aug 6-11 12.30 (13.30) £5.00 (£4.00) World Premiere ^ STAND-BY PRODUCTIONS OO0©O Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) H14 HAPPY DAYS Beckett' s comment on the human condition is savage:Winnie, half buried in an ant-riddled mound under a searing sun, ever dependent on her beloved Willie concludesand'another happy day'. A masterpiece crimped with humour; thought provoking. Aug 16-27rich,18.complex 05 (19.35) £7.00 (£6.00) STANFORD OF DRAMA UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT ®0©@0 Venue 7 - Gateway Theatre, Elm Row Tickets 317 3939 (during Fringe only) HI4 THE FIRST CHAPTER OFanyway. PETERBlame Someit onthings areBlame betteritlefton unsaid. Peter had to go and say them family. the Zeitgeist. Peter'4s a21.40 messed to talk. Maybe you can help? Preview Aug (22.55)up boy. £3.00He needs Aug 6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 21.40 (22.55) £7.50 (£6.50) World Premiere PHILOCTETES stinkyofwound. Life asanda wretch. Only her beloved bownewcanadaptation easePoorthePhiloctetes. pain.Sophocles’ ClassicA tale deceit, abuse sailors. Wonders abound. A of play. A kick in the groin for feminism. Preview Aug 3 21.40 (22.55) £3.00 World Premiere Aug 5,7,9,11,13,17,19,21,23,25,27 21.40 (22.55) £7.50 (£6.50) STANFORD UNIVERSITY MADTH8R OOO©© Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 2 DEATH AND THE MAIDEN A dark night. A lonely room. A desperate woman. Someone' s about to find out that when you' v e messed with the wrong woman, there'll be psychosexual hell to pay. A slick, Dorfman' revengeprovocative thriller. new production of Ariel Aug 19-26s chilling 00.50 (02.20) £6.50 (£5.50) NO EXIT beautiful bachelorette. Aerotic sultrycocktail vamp. Aofspoilt ingenue.Three garish sofas. AMix parts for antake sin and provocative, sensualin equal gender-bending on Sartre's classic taledesire. of hell...A and other people. Aug 19-26 11.10 (11.55) £5.50 (£4.50) STANFORD UNIVERSITY MADTH8R continues over the page 122

21s FRINGE SEASON

"N ^ H n JjjJ Eh

COMEDY STAR WARS Trilogy in 30 Minutes ★ Raised in Captivity MUSICALS I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change ★Weird Romance and Le Boeuf Sur Le Toit THEATRE ★The Aspern Papers ★BecauseHeCan ★Buried Child (Revised) Oleanna ★The Notebook of Trigorin ★ Unclaimed plus Assets This Property is Condemned

27 Wagons Full of Cotton ★ DENOTES PREMIERE RESERVATIONS 0131.557.9040 Drummond Community Theatre 41 Bellevue Place School of Theatre UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads

'That rarest of things a Fringe play which exceeds all expectations' Time Out Critics' Choice a

venue 34 ADAM ChambersHOUSE StreetC «J I 3

1 ^ 3s i0.50|sai» tickets et.so/cones es.so advanceBox bookings Fringe Office onfrom0131the226Edinburgh 0000

Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge >xpmOffice 01312267207 3^-26^ Aug (not 13*) : 3.40 (4.40) : £8/£5.50 PERIPLUM TREE in WONDERLAND

'Devastatingly electric performance... FIVE STARS' The Scotsman Extraordinarily hallucinatory... Electrijyingly Theatrical.! The Guardian (Critics' Choice) 'Hou> original andfantastic... a magical hour. FIVE STARS' Edinburgh Guide

STANFORD UNIVERSITY MADTH8R continud Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off Cowgate Tickets 225SI05 LI3 THE DUMBWAITER A boldly experimental and unbearably eroticGender new production of Pinter' s classic brew of betrayal, assassins and scampi. boundaries disappeartelling. when actor and actress reverse their roles for a provocative Aug 19-26 second 13.15(14.15) £6.50 (£5.50) THE STATEMENT DRAMA COMPANY ®0©©0 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 LI I ADULT CHILD/DEAD CHILD Awarded ' B est Play’ by Sir Alan Ayckbourn. 'interpretation' Greatly impressed' by Alexandra Bliss' s ' i ntelligent, witty and extremely moving . Aa friend. dynamic,Written physicalbyjourney from childhood to adulthood; with a little 3-4 help from Claire Dowie. Aug 16.15(17.30) £4.00 Aug 5-26 16.15 (17.30) £6.00 (£5.00) STRODE'S THEATRE COMPANY ©OOOO Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 WOYZECK This challenging no-holds-barred multi-media interpretation of Georg Buchner'rides classic hauntdescent and disturb. An emotional pop-art rollercoaster chartingwillonecaptivate, man's eerie murder Young Vic/RNT company. 'Impressive'into Financial Times.and madness. Aug 4-11 19.30Award (20.50)winning £6.50 (£5.50) Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105 LI 3 SKIN DEEP Extravagant physical theatrethrough from overt womenphysical who know about women. Greek myths explored chorally representations ofdominant women today. Be empowered and intriguedHaunting, by outrageous subversion of of sex(£4.50) and gender. beautifulWorld andPremiere shocking. Aug 4-1 I representations 11.00 (11.50) £5.50 ^ SUE LEE AND KOSTA ANDREA ®0©00 THEATRE COMPANY Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105 LI 3 CARNEcowbells, VALE trees In thethat heatpullof faces, the ritualistic carnival a medievalwithtalepeople of masked figures, and endless encounters who seem to know you... This international company create an earthy 'BBC knock-thewinter-out' Radio.>»" Aug 4-18 16.happening. 15 (17.45)'Darkly £6.50 humorous. (£5.50) Surreal, poetic, haunting' World Premiere SUSPECT CULTURE 00©©0 Venue 37 - George Square Theatre, George Square Tickets 662 8740 N12 CASANOVA An artist curates his final exhibition: an account of hispleasure life as the world' s most famous lover. An uncompromising examination of sex, and morality17-26from(not'theMon) most in-tune-with-the-times theatre company in Britain' Times. Aug 15.15 (17.30) £9.00 (£6.00) TEATR MODJESKA 00©©0 Venue 192 - Old College Quad, South Bridge Tickets 662 8740 (George Square Theatre) LI 3 CORIOLANUS Underground music, screaming mobs, swordfights iRSC n Shakespeare' s toughest takeinonthiswaraward and vengeance - withpromenade a twist inandtheflames tale. meets Laperformed Fura delspartly Baus winning Polish production, in English. Aug 11-21 (not Wed) 21.30 (22.45) £ 10.00 (£7.00) THE ATRE COMPANY ®0©©0 Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 L12 GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS Mamet' s classic comedy of fierce ambition inWinan American real estate office. Make first place in the office sales competition? aAugCadillac. place?Take£7.50 home(£5.50) some steak knives.And lose?You're fired!^ 1-26 Second 22.40 (midnight) THEATRE ALBA MPR 00©©0 Venue - Duddingston Kirk Manse Garden, Old Church Lane, Duddingston Vil age Tickets 9579/2261210000 QI8 556 Outer THE WALLACE Sydney Goodsir Smith’s classic, set in ' t he most beautiful venue in Edinburgh' transports usthistopassionate depths 'Braveheart' dared not go! Enhanced by live, original music Alba' s9 unique contribution to Scottish theatre. and poetic drama again displays Aug 20.00 (22.30) £5.00 Aug 10-12,16-19,23-26 20.00 (22.30) £7.50 (£5.00)

123

THEATRE BY DESIGN 00©©0 Venue Tickets61620- The6206Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) LI I SHIRT Aisnative American crosses the Atlantic ofGHOST a tribalcompany shirtThisthat the story of its elder arrival and return. From'Brilliant, thein search award winning created Hunting of the Snark (1999). Brilliant, Brilliant' Scotsman. Aug 5-26 (not Mons) 18.30(19.45) £7.00 (£5.00) ^ THEATRE O OO0©O Venue 3 - Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428 J10 3Theatre DARKwinner TALESof A2000tragi-comedy in three movements. The festival hit and Total returns. brilliance and ingenuity it quitethan simply humanly outstanding' Scotsman. 'MOut.ore'Thevisual inventiveness, hilaritymakes and energy seems possible' Time Aug 7-9,12,14-16,21 -23 18. 0 0 (19.30) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-1 1, 17-19,24-27 18.00 (19.30) £ 10.00 (£9.00) THEATRE OF TRAVESTI ®0©©0 Venue 47 - Cafe Royal Fringe Theatre, l7West Register Street Tickets 556 2549 JI2 NOT SOthat’s LADYLIKE One wasmaymasculine and onebutwasthisfeminine, and theysetfellin inthe love... not unique.That not be unique, music-drama decadent Berlin cabaret scene is certainly out of the ordinary. Augoutrageously 5-25 23.00 (midnight) £8.00 (£6.00) THEATRE WORKS ®0©©0 Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only J9 SKI SLUTS FROM GLENSHEE Log fires, fondue, shagpile and tongues with an Italian instructor are what these girls want. Can they avoid the avalanche, the salopette psycho andsongs! the poisoned ski stick? Argyle jumpers, cocktails Aug 3-27and(notloose 15,20)women 13.00- with (14.00) £7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere ^

Richard Jordan in association with Scotsman Assembly presents Sex, Vampires and Theatre Critics...

w Edinburgh premiere ST. NICHOLAS

conor McPherson The writer of the International hit. The Weir, WILD MAN ROOM at the Assembly Rooms 3-27 August 2.20pm(75mnutes) Assembly Box Office: Tel 0131 226 2428| Fringe Box Office: Tel 0131 226 0000

124

THEATRE WORKSHOP 00©©0 Venue 20 - Theatre Workshop, 34 Hamilton Place Tickets 226 5425 H8 THEATRE WORKSHOP presents top British Council Showcase Companies . (including Kaos) and ' D egenerate' , a festival of taboo-busting performance work from a richunexpected' crop of in yerScotsman. face disability artists. 'Theatre Workshop... always do |I something AGNES OFvery GODdifferent Intricate, spell-binding tale toof tell love,andmystery, obsession abuse.Three women with a story a journey to take.onand I Survival or sacrifice? Miracles or mayhem? What really happened to Agnes that Aug fateful 20-25 night? 13.00 (15.20) £7.00 (£4.00) i THE BOGUS WOMANOnebyasylum Kay Adshead.The award-winningstory.Red'PRoom and ! Mama Quillo production. seeker' s gut-wrenching owerful, passionate, tocommitted. If I were Billington. Greg Dyke I'd put it straight on TV and invite Jack Aug Straw 20-25 14.respond' 30 (16.10)Michael £7.50 (£4.00) CALIBAN ANDofMIRANDA Common Groundpresents Sign Danceprovocative Theatre, awardwinning company deafTempest and hearing performers, sensual prequel to theplay throughnearly a heady mix of the aBard, puppets,andfilm I and sign dance.The Shakespeare wrote. Aug Aug 9-113-18I 16.30 12.00(17.25) (12.55) £7.50 (£4.00) Agreatest FUMBLE IN THE DARKperformer In an attempt to makeup accessible of our ' institutions, writer, and ex-stand comic Jim one McSharry explores you are pub. Premiere Aug 9-18what (nothappens 12) 16.0when 0 (17.00) £7.50denied (£4.00)a big night out at theWorld I AM DANDY Mixing withhilarious extremejourney physicalthrough behaviour, the David Gale Company a wild,textdark, contemporary panic. 'crying One ofwith thepresents finest displays of ensemble acting I have seen... It has audiences laughter' Total Theatre. Aug 20-25 16.45 (18.05) £8.00 (£5.00) I AM toTHEdie WALRUS 'Mark,and whyJFK?' did you shootwhyJohndidLennon?' 'your John, mother?' did you want like Jesus, Gandhi 'Charlie, you bykill Nabil An original play about schizophrenia.Written and performed Shaban. Aug Aug 9-18 20-25(not16.0Sun) 0 (17.00)18.00 (19.00) £7.50 (£4.00) THE LEAR LESSON Shakespeare A the newonly comedytheatre from New York' Modern Times Theater. dismalmeets futureIonesco. is , privates9-18 acting lessons, a14.30(15.15) young Ingirla puts herself inwhere the hands of a live homicidal tutor. Aug (not Sun) £6.00 (£3.50) Aug 20-25 19.00 (19.45) European Premiere OUO - MAAN After a trip with friends, Jackie returns home and rejected. Whatabroad went wrong? How will sheother cope?people' Follow Jackie ondisillusioned a brutally honest and painfully witty journey through s labels. Presented by Reality Aug 9-18 (not Sun) Productions. 21.30 (22.35) £7.50 (£5.50) FREAK Fraser asksTo- Sealo can a the disabled performer ever be seen asSEALBOY: anything other than aMatfreak? Thrill! Sealboy' s skilled flippers. Laugh at Tam' s aspirations... in a show containing tears, drugs, drum ' n ' bass, sex... and (not shaving. Aug 9-18 Sun) 20.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£4.00) Aug 20-25 22.00 (23.00) THIRD ANGEL: WHEREcan'FROM Two people, a pureprovoking, white set, a crumbling t help HERE butbytake sides. A sthought moving,thoroughly wittyrelationship.You performance punctuated Third Angel'Scotsman. trademark dark humour, '...a entertaining and absorbing drama' Aug 20-25 21.15 (22.45) £8.00 (£5.00) THEATRE SANS LESTROIS MOUSQUETAIRES En garde!adventure Virtue and FRONTIERES villiany collide in by-Dumas' swashbuckling epic. An cast all in action an outstanding French, English andcomedy, Spanish.performed 'Sheer brilliance' Scotsman. 'Sinternational ee This!' Guardian www.theatresansfrontieres.co.uk Aug 9-113-18I 18.16.30 30 (19.50) Aug (17.50) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 20-22 noon (13.20) AVOLCANO Theandinternationally acclaimed Theatre Company bringsandCLASSIC youverya unique exciting version ofVolcano a classic comedy. Fresh, furious funny. 'Gand lorious proofnewthatWestern thoughtful, provocative theatre can also be accessible entertaining' Mail. Aug 23-25 11.15 (12.45) £7.50 (£4.00) WALKING The UK's one-woman premier deafshow. actressA biCaroline ParkerAMONGST presentswithherSLEEPERS moving andsong hilarious lingual mystery thriller gags, signed and an ironing board. Aug 20.00 (20.50) £7.50 (£4.00) Aug 9-18 20-25(not20.30Sun)(21.20) European Premiere THEATRE WORKSHOP continues over the page

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com THEATRE WORKSHOP continued Aproduction DARK RIVER Inspired Lorca’s Blood Wedding, highly acclaimed combines kathak,byflamenco, original music,Picture cinema and explosive writing. Modern yet timeless, presented bystylish the Big Company, Britain'snew leading young Asian ensemble. ' I nspired, and captivating' Independent. Aug 9-11 14. 0 0 (15.15) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 13-18 14.00(15.15) £8.00 (£6.00) Venue 33 - Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The PleasanceTickets 556 6550 LI4 A DARK , Aug 20-27RIVER 11.00 (12.10) £8.50 (£7.50) THEATRUM BOTANICUM ®0©©0 Venue 193 - Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh,West Gate,Arboretum Place E8 THE SPICE TRAIL WithGough last year' s Lady SalsaCatch playingthistonew packed housesshow, in an London' s West End,Toby is unstoppable. outdoor intoxicating feast of spices, adventure and enchantment from the heart of India. Preview Aug 5-25Aug20.004 20.00 (22.00)(22.00) £10.00£5.00 (£8.00) World Premiere >*"

WIPING MY MOTHER' S ARSE:TRAVERSE THEATRE (SCOTLAND) Jet-black comedy by leading Scottish playwrightCOMPANY lain Heggie. Edith Macarthur as Andrene. Previews Jul 28-29,31 19. 0 0 (21.30) £7.50 (£4.50) Preview Aug 14.16.0300 (19.00) (16.30) Preview Aug19.14I5 (21.45) Aug 5,10 £ 12.00 (£7.50) Aug 7,11 11. 0 0 (13.30) Aug 8,12 13.45(16.15) Aug 914 16.30 (19.00) Aug 16.45(19.15) Aug 16,21,25 15,19,24 (13.00) Aug 13.10.(18.30) 1350 (15.45) Aug Aug 17,22 18,23 19.16.3000 (22.00) World Premiere AY, CARMELA!: OUT OF THE BOX/TRON THEATRE (UK) Mulgrew. Spanish classic. Cabaret artists caught in£6.00 civil (£4.00) war nightmare. Director: Gerry Preview Aug 2 14.30(16.15) Aug 3,8,12 00 (18.45) £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 4,9 19.noon 417.5 (21.30) Aug 5,10 (13.45) Aug 7, 1 I 14. 3 0 (16.15) World Premiere ^ THREE FAT LADIES: A MURDER MYSTERY ®0©©0 BEDBOUND: DUBLIN THEATRE hitFESTIVAL (IRELAND) by Disco Venue 5 - The Stand Comedy Club, 5 York Place Tickets 558 7272 112 Pigs writer Enda Walsh. Award-winning at last year's Dublin Festival. THREE FAT LADIES: A MURDER MYSTERY Help a Dundee Diva, dour Preview Aug 2 22.30 (23.20) £6.00 (£4.00) lesbian, dolly domestic andromp. randy'Carry vicarOn, solveplustheexpletives' case of theEvening pulpedNews. primadonna. Aug 3-12 (not Mons) 22.30 (23.20) £9.00 (£6.00) UK Premiered Acake, rip-roaring Free FOLEY:of CORN EXCHANGE (IRELAND) '... bestIrishandTheatre most Magazine. original cackleJulyandinteractive cock. Preview 29 18. 0 0 (19.15) £5.00 (£4.00) pieces new Irish writing to emerge in several years' Preview (21.15) £6.00 (£5.00) Aug 14,18,23 14.17.4155 (16.15) £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 4-26Aug (notI 13)20.0016.00(17.15) World Premiere Aug 15,19,24 (18.45) Aug 16,21,2512.120.00 (21.30) Aug 17,22 5 (13.45) UK Premiere TIGHTFISTED OQQOO Venue 152-Augustine's, 41 PRODUCTIONS George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI 2 TRAVERSE THEATRE continues over the page LITTLE SPILL ll I reallygirlwant deliverance; a wayintohergetstomach) my jI JAGGED hands for untied...' A small South'AAfrican withisProzac (swimming heads An off-beat Aug 6-12America. 17.30 (18.50) £7.00 original (£5.50) with music by Alanis Morrissette. UK Premiere >r' ®0©©0 r TINY DYNAMITE &THE BULL THEATRE | Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 m FROM IBIZAfamily, TO THE NORFOLK BROADS Escape Martin ishasa fantasy problems:world a X| where dysfunctional an illness nobody understands. BowieCritics' is God.Choice Featuring theOut.voice of Rob BBC Newman IU Aug soundtrack. 'Incredible' LondonandLivae.blistering ^ 1-26 23.00 (00.35) £7.50Time(£5.50) J sexvana saa" ulie Biurchin TLD OOQOO n Venue 70 - Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row Tickets 557 1155 G9 TOM JONES A comical adapted from Country the tales and of Mran Henry Fielding II Unaccompanied esq, served up with all may the feast sauce ofunderwear. the West after eight mint. ladies throw ij Aug 5-18 9.00 (10.45) £8.50 (£7.00) World Premiere ’ TOMFOOLERY PRODUCTIONS 00@©0 | Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 225 6575 LI2 WORKHORSE ['| toTOM THUMB Henry Fielding' s eighteenth century pantomime hit transposed pCociuctionj a modern-day home. Experience the eccentric characters and their farcical 1H generation. behaviour inEssential this off-the-wall re-staging of the fairytale for our tweeny viewing for all ages. 3i\ Aug Aug 15-18,21-25,27 14 12.25 (13.20) 12.£3.00 25 (13.20) £6.00 (£4.50) TRAVERSE THEATRE 0O©©O V Venue 15 - Traverse Theatre, Cambridge Street, off Lothian Road Tickets 228 1404 L9 TRAVERSE THEATRE Scotland' s world famous new writing theatre with I'B 'Daily top international shows and the latest work of our brightest young dramatists' Mail.allLegendary Traverse Cafe - food, drink and guaranteed celebritym spotting day (and most of theBarnight)! GAGARIN WAY:TRAVERSE THEATRE COMPANY Human heist turns to chaos in hard-edged comic play by new(SCOTLAND) playwright KiS Gregory Burke. Previews Jul3 12-14 20.00 (21.30) £7.50 (£4.50) 1 Aug Preview Jul I 14. 0 0 (15.30) I 19.00 13.45(15.15) (20.30) £12.00 (£7.50) Y4 Aug 4,5,10 7,11 17.30 (19.00) 4^ Aug Aug 8,12 20.15 (21.45) Aug 11.00 (12.30) 4^ Aug Aug 916,21,25 15,19,24 17. 20.3045 (19.15) (22.00) fftt Aug Aug 17,22 18,23 10.14.3000 (noon) (15.30) World Premiere ^

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000 TRAVERSE THEATRE continued FAREWELL: PRAIRIE EXCHANGE by Iant Ross. OnAnda First Nation'sinTHEATRE reserve, the welfare ('fareWel'(CANADA) ) cheques haven' arrived. the Chiefs Vegas! Preview 2 19.(13.45) 45 (21.30)£9.00£6.00 Aug 3,8,12Aug noon (£6.00)(£4.00) Aug 4,9 14.30(16.15) Aug 5,10 17. 0 0 (18.45) Aug 7,11 19.4520.00 (21.30)(21.45) Aug 14,18,23 Aug 15,19,24 12. (14.00) Aug 4155 (16.30) Aug 16,21,25 17,22 17.114.5 (19.00) European Premiere JOHN HEGLEY:HEGLEY' S JOURNALS AND PLAYLET WITH SIMON MUNNERY Poet travels to Nice, Colombia and Stenhousemuir. Choreography, pain,19.0treachery, bamboo.(£4.50) Preview Aug 2 0 (21.30) £7.50 Aug 20.1500(21.45) Aug 4,9 5,10 (12.30) £ 12.00 (£7.50) Aug 7,11 11.17.14.45(16.15) Aug 8,12 30 (19.00) World Premiere ^ LAMBTON KENT:VOLCANO (CANADA) An'TheAfrican anthropologist lectures on the Scottish Presbyterians of Ontario Feral White'. Preview Aug 1414.412.5 1(15.40) 5 (13.10)£9.00£6.00(£6.00) (£4.00) Aug 15,19,24 Aug 16,21,25 17.15(18.10) Aug 17,22 20.00 (20.55) Aug 18,23 12.15(13.10) European Premiere MIDDEN: ROUGH MAGIC (IRELAND) byhomecoming. Morna Regan. Secrets, lies and family chaos greet a young woman' s longed for Preview Aug 1414.110.5 3(16.30) 0 (12.45)£ 12.£7.50 (£4.50) Aug 15,19,24 00 (£7.50) Aug 16,21,25 17. 0 0 (19.15) Aug Aug 17,22 18,23 19.10.4350 (22.00) (12.45) World Premiere MISSING TABLE SHOW (ENGLAND) Toby Jones dissolves iPreview n NettingAugHillREEUTHE and reappears trapped in Julia Roberts' eyeball. 00 (18.20)£9.00£6.00 Aug 3,8,12 19.2(13.20) 4517.(20.05) (£6.00)(£4.00) Aug 4,9 noon Aug 5,10 14.30 (15.50) Aug 7,11 Aug 14,18,2317.0020.00 17.(18.20) 15 (18.35) Aug 15,19,24 (21.20) Aug 16,21,25 Aug 17,22 14.412.5 116.5 0(13.35) 5) World Premiere V" TERRY NEASON: SLAPS N' T ICKLES (SCOTLAND) Delicious cornucopia, classiccabaret cuts, diva. sassy, sublime. Scotland's outstanding ***** Angel Award-winning Aug 14-25 (not Mon) 23.00 (midnight) £ 10.00 (£7.50) TINY DYNAMITE: PAINESbyPLOUGH/FRANTIC ASSEMBLY CONTACT (ENGLAND) writer Abi Morgan. MiraclesWITH can happen. Come and19.see how. £7.50Splendour Preview Aug 3 0 0 (20.30) (£4.50) Aug 4 11. 0 0 (12.30) Aug 57,1116.320.15 0 (18.00) Aug (21.45)£ 12.00 (£7.50) Aug 8,12 11.00 (12.30) Aug 9 13.45(15.15) Aug 1014 16.14.3000 (18.00) Aug (15.30) Aug I16,21,25 5 20.30 (22.00) Aug 30 (12.00) Aug 17,22 13.16.1410.55 (14.45) Aug 18,23 20.30 (18.15) Aug 19,24 (22.00) World Premiere ^ THE WELL BEING: MOUTHPEACE (SOUTHandAFRICA) Andrew Buckland' s story of love, a porpoise, a watermelon two frogs. Preview Aug14.2 30noon (13.10)£9.00£6.00 (£4.00) Aug 3,8,12 (15.40) (£6.00) Aug 4,9 17.00(18.10) Aug 19.45 (13.10) (20.55) Aug 5,10 7,1 I noon European Premiere ENCOUNTERS:TRAVERSETHEATRE COMPANY British International playwrights and practitioners discuss new-writing in theandFestival and today. £2.00 (£1.00) Augfor6,20the 14.stage 00 (16.00) ^

OPEN

AWARD BRITAIN’S BIGGEST SEARCH FOR NEW COMEDY STARS THE FINAL “SIMPLY BRILLIANT** Caroline Aherne Hosted by JOHN MOLONEY British Comedy Awards, Best Live Stand-up Nominee W ' jp

J&yf*x

■

TUESDAY 21st AUGUST at 2.00pm PLEASANCE Box Office: pi 31 556 6550 .Montreal .an appearance at a live .booking .AND on TheComedy & Melbourne Festivals. . The Comedy Network WIN Comedy ^NETWORK" £2000.. If you think you've got what it takes to get up on stage and make a crowded room laugh then enter The Daily Telegraph Open Mic Award 2002, by phoning 020 7598 7303 or e-mailing openmicaward@avalonuk.coni giving your name, address and daytime telephone number Applicants must be over 16 and never been previously paid for a stand-up comedy gig For more information go to www. open mica ward, co.uk

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com “Her live comedy is tart, zesty and studded with one liners. BOOK EARLY” ntlmiiiMirt

“Stand up at its best” lipleinpl

A RON

SEVEN SHOWS ONLY! PLEASANCE113-19 August 7.15pm VICIOUSLY FUNNY AND INVENTIVE, FRISBY IS A COMIC CATCH7 THE GUARDIAN ED SMITH FOR KARUSHI LTD PRESENTS

TREMOR CORDIS ®0©©O Venue 4 - C too, St Columba's by the Castle, Johnston Terrace Tickets 225 5105 L11 RICHARD Ml A haunting and highly physical telling of Shakespeare' s tale of bitching courts, bloody battles and one man' s killing charm. Murder, intrigue, betrayals curses incompany. this feast of deaths and drumming.Vital, powerful theatre from this and exhilarating Aug 3,5,7,9,1 1, 13,15,17,19,21,23,25 noon (13.45) £6.50 (£5.50) ^ TWELFTH NIGHT Suspendeds vibrant betweencomedy fantasyswings and reality onjazztheandsilver screen of the 1930s, Shakespeare' to a blues soundtrack in thisandbrilliantly vivid andas love inventive production. Insanely funny, intensely moving, bitter-sweet Aug 2,4,6,8,10,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 noonitself. (13.45) £6.50 (£5.50) ^ TRESTLE THEATRE COMPANY ©0©©0 Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off Cowgate Tickets 2255105 LI3 BLOOD & ROSES A saga of bloodshed and battle in a medieval kitchen. The story of a boy who was almost king and the man he became. Staged in an atmospheric underground vault, text. award-winning Edinburgh favourites mix theatrical with masks Aug 4-26 styles (not Tues) 19.15 and (21.05) £8.00 (£6.00) World Premiere ^ TRIPOD THEATRE COMPANY 00©©0 Venue 202 - C 02, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 3 THE ZOO STORY Never talk to strangers... Edward Albee' s intense drama ofJerry,theone plaininnocent and simple Peter, whose life is violently disrupted by the sinister afternoon in Central Park. Shocking, draining, enthralling ofSunday the absurd. Aug 12-26 theatre 13.00 (13.50) £5.50 (£4.50) TRISTRAM SHANDY ®0©©0 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 L11 THE LIFE AND OPINIONS OF TRISTRAM SHANDY Fringe favourite Stephen Oxley returns in Laurence Sterne' s 18th century comic masterpiece. 'English A virtuoso performance' HilariousExpress. - the first stand-up comictoldin Literature... fizzesScotsman. with wit' 'Sunday 'Wittily, elegantly delightful' Times. Aug 3-26 19.35 (20.50) £7.50 (£5.50) TWILIGHT THEATRE COMPANY OOOOO Venue 40 - Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace Tickets 220 6109 LI I CUTTIN' A RUG Twilight Theatre Company transport you back to the era rock'n'roll whenI950'Elvis was Kingat and puff-ballStobo skirtsandwereCo.instaff fashion. John Byrne of encapsulates s Glasgow the annual dance. Aug 6-11 16.15 (17.45) £5.00 (£3.00) TWO FRIENDS PRODUCTIONS ©0©©0 Venue 21 - Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terrace Tickets 226 7207 LI I POSTCARDS FROM MAUPASSANT The wet nurse, the bricklayer, the dying man, the prostitute, thepathos, count...desire, and revenge, his wife.The world one of nineteenth century Wit, coupleheady of laughs, surprise ofFrance. bodice£6.00 ripping! Aug 3-25and17.a5bit0 (18.50) (£5.00) World Premiere ^ TWO TONNE BUDGIE PRODUCTIONS INC. OO©©© Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I WELCOME TO PARADISE Armed with ainPhDBakiyini, in pureremote Maths,outback English traveller Nick battles extremity and absurdity station,Australia. It'll make you laugh... It'll make you think... It'll give you a new outlook on putting Aug 14-27 (not 20) 17.up35 fences... (18.40) £5.00 (£4.00) European Premiere URBANWAY PRODUCTIONS ©OOOO Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI2 TELL ME YOU need LOVEforME LeeWhen Weston'Matts bittersweet tragi-comedy of a bygay man' s desperate a child. and his partner are rejected the he turns the women in his life... Powerful drama.^ Augadoption I -1 I 16.board, 00 (17.10) £6.50to(£5.50) WorldnewPremiere

aaargh! Caruso

theatre lots of drama, no crisis

®oooo VALVONA & CROLLA HI4 Venue 67 -Valvona & Crolla, 19 Elm Row, top of Leith WalkTickets 556 7800 DID YOU USED TO BE R.D. LAING? Mike Maran Productions presents the story of the radical Scottish psychiatrist with music from Chick Corea, Jarrett, Bil Evans and'SChopin performed 'Keith Another triumph' Herald. pellbinding' Scotsman.live on stage by Dave Milligan. Aug 7-9,14-15,17 18.00(19.15) £9.00 (£7.00) Aug 10,21-24 13. 0 0 (14.15) Aug 20.00 (21.15) Aug 25I 1,16,18 15.00 (16.15) PRIVATE ANGELO Linklater. MikewithMaranmusicProductions athe story told by Mike MaranbyandEricdemonstrates Philip Contini byis Dick Leepresents about Italian soldier who hilariously that honour not solely the preserve of the 18.brave. Aug 10,22-24 (19.15) £ 10.00 (£8.00) Aug 10,23-24 20.00013.0 (21.15) Aug I 1,14-18,25 00 (14.15) Aug 11,18 15.00 (16.15) Venue 12 - Royal Lyceum Theatre, Grindlay Street Tickets 248 4848 / 226 0000 L9 DID YOU BE R.D.LAING? Aug I 21.30USED (22.50)TO£10.00 (£7.50/£5.00) World Premiere PRIVATE Aug 3-4 19.ANGELO 15 (20.35) £ 10.00 (£7.50/£5.00) World Premiere VENUE 13 00©©0 Venue 13 - Venue 13, Lochend Close, Canongate Tickets 070S0 161320 J15 CUPBOARD MAN by Craig Rogan.A dysfunctional family treats their son aMcEwan two yearshort old story for theis first eighteenbrought years ofto hislife life.This gripping, horrific Ian as graphically by Rogan' s performance. Aug 19 17.017.0 (18.00) Aug 20-25 00 (18.00)£1.00£6.00 (£4.00) AThomas HANDFUL OF RAIN by PhilDylan.This Bowen. Chelsea Hotel, Newcaptures York. Dylanthe sits drinking. Entercentury Bob imaginary exchange unique spirit of two 20th icons. Bowen' s elastic dialogue is a daring leap ofAugthe12imagination. 13. 1 5 (14.25) £1.00 Aug 13-18 13.15(14.25) £6.00 (£4.00) HANG 'UP by Anthony Minghella.A perfectly contained (twenty minute) intense brilliantly realised drama studycomplete ofperformed a loveandaffair' Telegraph. possessive, poignant and reflective by Alex ParryAandsexy,Laura Penneycard. Aug 14-15 16.16.2200 (16.40) (16.40) £1.00 Aug 16-25 £3.00 (£2.00) MUD by Maria Irene Fornes.Three characters a triangular relationship. Mae wants to improve Lloydlocked has often nointomotivation. the answer?Susan 'FornesSontag. work has alwaysherbeenlife.intelligent, funny, neverIs Henry vulgar orAugcynical' 14-15 15. 0 0 (16.00) £1.00 Aug 16-25 15.00 (16.00) £6.00 (£4.00) WAKKAWAKKA O0©©O Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off CowgateTickets 225 5105 LI3 B9 CLINCH MOUNTAIN LOOKOUT The ideal love.The ideal life.The ideal family. An international ensemble from three continents presents a grotesque cabaret of family life: the couple'(£5.50) s tragic search for happiness. Aug 15.0story 0 (16.00)of a £6.50 Aug 5-18 19-26(not12.012)0 (13.00) UK Premiere ^ WARHORSE PRODUCTIONS Venue 41 - Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only ©0©©0J9 LOCKING HORNS Two menhappens at war with meet andandbattle.drama Where are theyin from, and what afterthetheworld fight? Comedy are combined this physical play about aggression and friendship, and the consequences Aug 3-27 (notofIS)both.19.00 (20.10) £6.00 UK Premiere ^ WATCH-IT 000©0 Venue 34 - C, ChambersPRODUCTIONS Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 2 SOMEONE WHO' L L WATCH OVER ME Englishman, Irishman, American. Chained in a cell.playForabout four years andterror, no reason.TheandBeirut hostages. Stunning, award-winning despair.Keenan. 'Outstanding performances' Weeks.real-life 'Made(£5.50) me laughcourage and cry' Brian Aug 19-26 19.Three 30 (20.50) £7.50

Avalon Promotions Ltd presents

CHRIST

BIKE! by Richard Herring AUGUST 1ST - 27TH at 9.10PM (EXCEPT 5TH & 13TH) PLEASANCE: 0131 556 6550 WEEKEND IN RIO ©0©©0 Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square Tickets 556 6550 MI2 WEEKEND INboard RIOtheStraight from Chicago' s Steppenwolf rehearsal studio. You will be on maiden flight of Steven Froelich' s new comedy, piloted bybe award director Laurence Boswell. 'Fasten your seat belts, it's going to a bumpywinning night!' Previews Aug 1-4 16.3016.(17.50) £4.00£8.50 (£7.50) Aug 5,10,14-17,20-23 30 (17.50) Aug 11-12,18-19 16. 3 0 (17.50) £9.50 Aug 24-27 16.30 (17.50) £10.00 (£9.00)(£8.50) World Premiere ^ WERE NOT NAMED YET! OO©©© Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I SPIRITUAL NUGGETS It is protect about a true couplelove,of about summerfinding days magic in the inlivesthe ofwind,young friends.The spirits that chicken nuggets, luxury macaroni and cheese, watching grass grow and Spanish Aug 6-27cigarettes. (not 13,20) 20.15 (21.25) £7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere WEST 10 PRODUCTIONS OO©©© Venue 28 - Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row Tickets 225 6575 LI I TS ELIOT' S THE COCKTAIL PARTY A timely and imaginative revival of Eliot' s surreal poetic drama of love, sex and redemption. Challenging, quirky, always engaging, Eliot moves from wasteland to drawing-room, reminding us how fine and funny was. (£4.50) Aug 6-27- (not 13,20)- a13.dramatist 35 (15.05)he £6.00 WHITE RABBIT COWBOYS 00©©0 Venue Tickets211220- White 0900 Rabbit Cowboys,The Honeycomb, Niddry Street (off the Royal MiKI3le) WHITE RABBIT COWBOYS takehumour, over Edinburgh' s stylish and newest club for aandfestival of subversive drinking and late-night clubbing. 'Scotsman. Hip, venue happening decidedly funky' Independent. ' S harp and crackling with wit' 'Hilarious and cruel' Evening News, www.whiterabbitcowboys.co.uk WHITE RABBIT COWBOYS continues over the page

24 hour Box Office at www.edfringe.com WHITE RABBIT COWBOYS continued TLK 2 THE ANIMLSpanther Jugglingstranded deadlinesin aandhotelscheduling meetings, Wiggins is a Palmpilot prowling roomWRC' armed only Darren withblurs a WAPphone, and PowerBook. Can he escape? s new play the boundaries between theatre, comedy and television. Aug 7-26 (not Mons) 19.00 (20.00) £7.00 (£5.00) World Premiere WICKED THEATRE 0Q©©O Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 2 SWALLOW Love isn' t the only four-letter word when things get messy between friends. Sex, death and triple sec form a heady cocktail in this new black 1-26 comedy. merry,£5.50 for tomorrow... Aug (notEat,12)drink, 12.00be(12.50) (£4.50) World Premiere >r' WILLDOO THEATRE ©0©©0 Venue 202 - C oj, Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 225 5105 U3 SEMBLANCE OF MADNESS! One schizophrenic, one neurotic and one ’normal’ woman compromise a drama therapy group in a psychiatric hospital. Manipulation and accusations aboundmurder. in this fast and furious dark comedy, as they unsolved Aug attempt 3-26 (notto 12)unravel 14.0an0 (14.50) £5.50 (£4.50) ^ WISEPART PRODUCTIONS ®0©©0 Venue 88 - C underground, Niddry Street South, off Cowgate Tickets 2255105 LIB Asnapshot DESIREof TO KILL ON THE TIP OF THE TONGUE A revealing the dark, brutal world of a group of six misfits driven by lust, desire and their searchmasterpiece. for gratification. Explosive Mark Ravenhill translation of Xavier Aug 4-26 Durringer’s 21.30 (22.30) £7.50 (£5.50) World Premiere WHITE VAN MAN finally makes it toKingtheofstage! MeetStrap Dave,yourself Sun-reading urban philosopher and self-proclaimed the Road. for the the ridelastof your life!hit Martin Beaumont's cult new play. From the teamdown behind year' s Bouncers. Aug 4-26 18.00 (18.50) £7.50 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ Venue 101 - C belle angele, Hastie's Close, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105 LI2 BEST FRIENDS ' W omen are always friends in threes.That way everyone can aboutwinners everyone behind backsIsraeliandsmash-hit. still remain'Dgood FringetalkFirst present Anattheir oes forfriends, femaleright?' friendship male' Te/Gov' -Av/sv(£5.50) News. Aug 6-26 what (not Art 14) did19.4for5 (20.45) £7.50 European Premiere ^ DAHLINGcomedy YOU WERE MARVELLOUS Steven Berkoffsandnever-before performed about Luwies andDirectors, Darlings,Wanna-Be’s with a full supporting cast of Fat-Cat Sycophants andit. Never-Were’s, Left-Wing Fringe Elitists. Sweetheart, it was wonderful. No, really, I loved Fabulous, darling, fabulous! Aug 6-26 (not 14) 21.00 (22.00) £7.50 (£5.50) World Premiere ^ WONDERLAND PRODUCTIONS 0O©©O Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 2 TERRY PRATCHETT' S WYRD SISTERS There' s unease in the land. Granny canDiscworld' sense it, sNanny' s cat'ares gone Magrat' feeling someone. Witches on a missing, mission...andonce they's vcertainly e jump-started their broomsticks! funny,£7.50 ridiculously Aug 1-26 (not 12)Wickedly 14.40 (16.10) (£5.50) absurd. Prepare to be bewitched. WORKHORSE PRODUCTIONS ©QQOO Venue 81 -The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 GOING ADOWN INnewHISTORY 'Very good, Burchill,forget. Guardian. stunningscenes play: sex, politics and asexy love and storysad'you'Juliell never Warning: contains not suitable for under-16s. Preview Aug 5 17.10(18.20) £5.00 Aug 6-18 17.10 (18.20) £8.00 (£6.00) World Premiere ^ ZTHEATRE COMPANY 00©00 Venue 81 - The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 THE PASSERS-BY PROJECT DevisedExplorers; theatre. About everyone, A-Z. Artists; Buskers;Interviewers; Celebrities; Dogwalkers; Golfers;fromOfficers; Hairdressers; Joggers; Kite fliers;Undertakers;VendorsjWriters; Loners;Fraudsters; Mothers; Nurses; Pimps; Quakers; Royalty; Students;Tourists; Xenophobics;Yuppies; keepers... Aug 6-18 (not 12) 13.Zoo 45 (15.15) £5.00 (£4.00) ^ Venue 152 - Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge Tickets 2256575 LI2 HIAWATHA A fast paced ensemble piece based on Longfellow’s epic poem. Story andcharting physicalthefeatsmostaccompany mythicalinfigure Hiawatha from birth totelling significantthemoments nativeofNorth American life. A6-18 lookdeath, at another Aug (not 12,13) culture. 18.25 (19.55) £5.00 (£4.00) 129

AS220 00©00 ARCHITECTURE ON THE FRINGE Venue 204 - Ego and Out, 14 Picardy Place Tickets 478 7434 HI3 Venue 132 - Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland, Bakehouse Close, 146 Canongate K15| AS220 GALLERY EXCHANGE An eclectic mix of work representing AS220, an alternative space in Providence, Rl, USA. Content ranges from the Art Commission humorous andscratchboard childlike to the and macabre, in painting, silk-screening, for Scotland . 5 Royal Fine for Scotland photography, and hysterical collage. i - Bakehouse Close, 146 Canongatc Preview Aug 7 19.00 (midnight) Free Aug 8-18 12.00 (23.00) Free c ®o©©o Venue 34 - C, Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105 LI 2 FUBAR (FOUND UNDER BRIDGES AND RAILWAYS) An exhibition ofgenerations contemporary art exploring fantasy and disillusionment, spanning two Exhibition works displayinstallations. the wide range of media used today, of Architecture from toof artists.The photography and video Aug Iprints -26 09.00 (late) Free (non-ticketed) World Premiere r' 4Every Aug -day, I Sept,including 11am - Sundays 4pm COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS O0©©d Venue 81 - The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 M9 UNLV'S FILMMAKER' SHOWCASE A collection ofUNLV award-winning THE BELLEVUE GALLERY cutting-edge digitalTeimpo' shorts,Sacreated the the students Department Film. Also 'Mtoedio film living thatbytells storyofoftheSalvadorian immigrant of Venue 224 - Bellevue Gallery, 4 Bellevue Crescent determined make an honest in Las Vegas. Aug 5-27 (not 13,20) 10.00 (noon) £6.00 (£5.00) World Premiere SCOTCH MALT WHISKY SOCIETY 00©©0 Venue 102 - Scotch Malt Whisky Society.The Vaults, 87 Giles Street Tickets 554 3451 BI6 DEAD AND ALIVE ART EXHIBITION A striking portrait exhibition ofby comedians and celebrities, active or deceased, famous for their wit, painted Ron Chedwick Smith. And howwelcome. better to appreciate their work than with a dramandin Stewart hand. Non-members Aug 6-8,13-15,20-22,27-29 10. 0 0 (17.00) Free Aug 9-1 1,16-18,23-25,30-31 10.00 (23.00) Free IL'ii visual art SkGtCh Out yOUf fGStival THE ADAM POTTERY Venue 135 -The Adam Pottery, 76 Henderson Row

CANDLISH HALL, ST GEORGE’S WEST CHURCH G9 Venue 157 - St George's West Church, 58 Shandwick Place K8

CLAY 2001 A SELLING EXHIBITION OF NEW WORK BY RESIDENT MAKERS JANET ADAM MICHELE BILLS FRANCES PRIEST EMMA GROVE CRAIG MITCHELL HARRIET ROWAN TONIS KRIISA GAVIN BURNETT FUNCTIONAL, SCULPTURAL, FIGURATIVE CERAMICS th 6 - 31th AUGUST, 10am - 6pm MON - SAT AMSTERDAM Venue 207 - Amsterdam ArtART House,HOUSE 19 Brandon Terrace AMSTERDAM ARCHITECTS AS ARTISTS FUNCTIONAL ART OPEN ALL WEEK 12-6pm Admission free 130

CHURCH HILLTHEATRE G10 Venue 137 - Church Hil Theatre, Morningside Road

CITY ART CENTRE Venue 229 - City Art Centre, 2 Market Street Art and the City 30 June - 6 October Drawn from the City's collection of Scottish art, examining the relationship between artists and Edinburgh, including views of the city, portraits, and works by resident artists. Admission: adults £4, concessions £2.50, for all exhibitions Monday - Saturday 10-6, Sunday 12-5 Tel: 0131 529 3993 www.cac.org.uk 'e~“'

COLLECTIVE GALLERY KI2 Venue 208 - Collective Gallery,22-28 Cockburn Street

Scottish Arts council Cicounci ty of lEdinburgh

KI2

KATE GRAY 4 August - 9 September fringe festival times: lues - Sat 10.30-6pm Sun1-5pm t. 220 1260_ e.collgall@aol.com

CONCRETE BUTTERFLY LI3 K12 Venue 150 - Concrete Butterfly, 317-319 Cowgate CONCRETE BUTTERFLY PRESENTS AN EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION OF INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED INTERIOR PRODUCTS INCLUDING; Nf a SCREEN PRINTEr FLUH^fc^HlSDAlR GALL ICONCRETE 30 June - 6 October BUTTERFLY) AND FIONA McMTOSH (TESSUTII. TABLES, CHAIRS, SOFAS CUSHIONS, RECLINERS, TABLEWARE, CONCRETE BOWLS, BOOKCASES This Earth for Use celebrates the life and art of Australian CHOPPING BOARDS, GLASSWARE, STORAGE, THROWS, TASK-LIGHTING Aboriginal communities in remote areas, accompanied by SIDEBOARDS, KITCHEN TOOLS, SCARVES, MOOD-LIGHTING, COOKWARE Penny Tweedie's photographs of Arnhem Land. PRINTED AND WOVEN TEXTILES, CUTLERY, CUBES, RUGS, VASES, LOW TABLES, BOOKS, JEWELLERY, HANDBAGS, WATCHES AND OTHER Admission: adults £4, concessions £2.50, for all exhibitions ACCESSORIES. FESTIVAL COLLECTION. FROM FRIDAY 3rd AUGUST 2001 Monday - Saturday 10-6, Sunday 12-5 CONCRETE BUTTERFLY. 317-319 COWGATE, OLD TOWN, EDINBURGH, EH1 1NA. OPENING HOURS: MONOAY-SATURDAY 10.00AM-6.00PM, SUNDAY 12.00PM-5.00PM, OR BY APPOINTMENT. TEL AND FACS 0131 558 7130 Tel: 0131 529 3993 www.cac.org.uk ’

CITY ART CENTRE Venue 229 - City Art Centre, 2 Market Street Australia Dreaming

DALKEITH ARTS CENTRE CITY ART CENTRE Venue 229 - City Art Centre, 2 Market Street K12 Venue 161 - Dalkeith Arts Centre,White Hart Street, Dalkeith Sebastiao Salgado: Migrations 30 June - 2 September Taken over seven years, photographs that document the worldwide phenomenon of migration, profoundly challenging concepts of nation, culture and community. Admission: adults £4, concessions £2.50, for all exhibitions Monday - Saturday 10-6, Sunday 12-5 1 Tel: 0131 529 3993 www.cac.org.uk

R17 Outer

DANISH CULTURAL INSTITUTE CITY ART CENTRE Venue 229 - City Art Centre, 2 Market Street K12 Venue 163 - Danish Cultural Institute, 3 Doune Terrace 13 August - 21 September Sir William Allan, Artist Adventurer 30 June - 6 October Reappraisal of major 19th century Scottish artist, who travelled in Russia and Eastern Europe, returning to produce paintings that helped shape national identity. Admission: adults £4, concessions £2.50, for all exhibitions Monday - Saturday 10-6, Sunday 12-5 Tel: 0131 529 3993 www.cac.org.uk

Eva Nerz: Greenlanders Large-scale photographs of anonymous Greenlanders by one of Denmark’s prominent contemporary photographers. A gentle yet poignant celebration of the Inuit people. Monday to Friday I Oam - 5pm Admission free 131

fsual arts

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

EDITH SIMON GALLERY THE DAVIDYOUNG GALLERY AT MARIE CURIE HOUSE Venue 103 - Edith Simon Gallery, 67 Northumberland Street Venue 194 - The David Young Gallery at Marie Curie House, 29 Albany Street 112 LEWIS GRASSIC GIBBON Edith Simon-Come Again 1901-1935 CENTENARY EXHIBITION No Fringe without her 28 July -1 September THE DAVID YOUNG GALLERY and always different at MARIE CURIE HOUSE 0131 456 3700 pictures 29 Albany Edinburgh, EH1 3QN, DailySt,10.00am - 5.00pm (exceptTel:Sundays) graphics AnScotland’s exhibitiongreatest of paintings by Scottish artists based on the work of one of sculpture 20th century writers with afternoon recitalsAugust daily by: videos SCOTLAND with Harp & Voice group 13-18 THE OXFORD BELLESIN-LOVE stunning- stories multi-talented acapeila 20-25 August 6-25 August Mon-Sat 10.30-6.00 Admission Free web site: edith-simon.com

110

DAZZLE CONTEMPORARY JEWELLERY EXHIBITION FRINGE POSTER COMPETITION Venue 15 - Traverse Theatre, Cambridge Street, off Lothian Road L9 Venue 86 - Fountainpark Leisure Complex, Dundee Street N6 i definiteattracts must for jewellery fans POSTER COMPETITION -“A Dazzle clients from all over the globe” SUNDAY TIMES EXHIBITION 150 of the most colourful, inventive, and exciting posters designed by children for the 2001 Fringe Poster Competition. TRAVERSE THEATRE d aZZ I e EXHIBITION AlADMI l 2,000SSIexhiONbiFREE ts are forOpen sale 73-27 August i n cl u si v e 10am mi d ni g ht days a week In the spectacular ATRIUM by Aug GALERIE MIRAGES Venue 149 - Galerie Mirages, 46a Raeburn Place

HEAVY METAL JEWELLERY & SCULPTURE The very best of Designer and Unique Jewellery From Around the World Metal Sculpture from Thailand, India and Zimbabwe th a”" August-15 September Mon-Sat 10-5:30 AdmissionSunFree12:30-4:30 INGLEBY GALLERY Venue 225 - Ingleby Gallery, 6 Carlton Terrace Sean Scully 1 August - 15 September \ng\eby gallery 6 carlton terrace, edinburgh eh7 5dd, telephone 0131 556 4441 www.inglebygallery.com

2' at

Iff! ing

INHOUSE Venue 174 - Inhouse, 28 Howe Street DESIGN MASTERS CROP OF TV’S SOAPS - FEW HIGHLIGHT TH. IFFERENCE BETWEEN - BETTER OVER A CAREER SPANNING MORE THAN 60 YEARS HIS PRODIGIOUS WORKS CANONLOOK AS1. TODAY AS DAY ■B INHOUSE’S 20th FESTIVAL DESIGN EXHIBITION REVISITS HIS WORK FOLLOWING THEIR 1986 CASTIGLIONI EXHIBITS\r\c\.Furniture, lighting, table - kitchenware,EXHIBITION a radio & a loo. Admission Free Aug tfh- Sept 1st h Mon-Sat 9.30 - 6.00 pm Sundays 1& & 26"’ 12.00 - 5.00 pm JAPAN EXPERIENCE Venue 209 - Royal Society of Edinburgh, 22 - 26 George Street NlSHIMURA (exhibition ) ■l, fMpYAL Society of Edinburgh ADMISSION FREt t/tny'i /MYny.A, ve body painting performance during Shalcti's show, "The Pil ow Book") JAPAN EXPERIENCE Venue 209 - Royal Society of Edinburgh, 22 - 26 George Street Keisuke Watanabe (exhibition ) Royal Society of Edinburgh Aug. 14-24 (mon-fri) 9:00-17:00 http://hb2.seikyou.ne.jp/home/knabe/ EXPERIENCE 0131 221 9009 JAPAN EXPERIENCE Venue 209 - Royal Society of Edinburgh, 22 - 26 George Street THE MIND & FORM OF KANAZAWA, ISHIKAWA, JAPAN GRAPHIC POSTER ARTS EXHIBITION ^ 4 Roya| society of Edinburgh Aug.9 24 (mondays-fridays) Ishikawa is a harmonious 1 ; 9:00a.m.-5:00p.m. blend of rich tradition, modern industry, and Admission free technology all working I together in a home Japan Experience town atmosphere. ‘ 0131-221-9009

THE LEITH GALLERY Venue 236 - Leith Gallery, 65 The Shore, Info 553 5255 The Leith Gallery presents 2001, A Spatial Odyssey Paintings. Ceramics, Sculpture i us Jewellery7thinspired by- 1sttheSeptember space around August Loch Lomond by Peter Goodfellow Tues-Fri 1 lam-5pm. Saturday 1 l-4pm 65 The Edinburgh EH6info@the-leith-gallery 6RA. Tel: 0131-553 5255. Fax:Shore, 0131-553 5655. email: Also at English Speaking Union, 23 Atholl Crescent and Drumsheugh Baths Club, Belford Road, Check Website for details, www.the-leith-gallery.co.uk NATIONAL GALLERY OF SCOTLAND Venue 63 - National Gallery of Scotland,The Mound Rembrandt’s women Mothers, daughters, mistresses, maids, models and goddesses. Rembrandt van Rijn painted and drew women throughout his life, from grand commissioned portraits to informal sketches ofdaily life, from erotic prints to Biblical heroines. Key masterpieces from over forty collections around the world exhibited together for the first time. Sponsored bp Lloyds TSB Scotland /NATIONAL Admission £6 (£3.50) ( GALLERIES O Monday to Saturday ioam-6pm, Sunday iiam-6pm V SCOTLAND Ticket Hotline 0131 473 2000, uiunu.rembrandtstuomen.com ^ — NATIONAL LIBRARY OF SCOTLAND Venue 147 - National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge WRITE STUFF Scottish writers through the lens of Gordon Wright 1 JUNE - 31 OCTOBER 2001 National Library of Scotland George IV Bridge Edinburgh Tel: 0131-226 4531 www.nls.uk THE NEW STREET EXHIBITION SPACE Venue 143 -The Bongo Club - out of the blue, 14 New Street

133

OUTRAGEOUSART 09 ] M9 Venue 226 - Outrageous Art, 17-19 Barclay Place, Info 477 2933 OYA-KO a master-student exhibition of Japanese calligraphy by Shingai Tanaka Scotland's Only Gallery of Copy Art and painting, woodblock printing and with select hand-painted oil on canvas ceramics by Campbell Sandilands works after Scottish & European Masters presented by yjiw' at Also original works & commissions NEXUS GALLERIES Tue-Sat: 10:30-1900 Sun -17:00 Bread Street, Edinburgh (closed14:00Mondays) 5 Aug -1 Sept, 11 am - 9 pm daily • 17-19 Barclay Place, Bruntsfield, Edinburgh t./f. 0131 477 2933 tel 07740 588 168 1 www.outrageous-art.com www.stentongallery.com

NEXUS GALLERIES (GALLERY I) Venue 228 - Nexus Gallery 1,61 Bread Street

NEXUS GALLERIES (GALLERY 2) Venue 237 - Nexus Gallery 2, S5 Bread Street ART FROM BELARUS CONTEMPORARY VITEBSK ARTISTS An exhibition by contemporary artists from Vitebsk in Belarus, one-time centre of Soviet avant garde art and where Chagal and Malevich founded the “Vitebsk School" NEXUS GALLERY 2 55 Bread Street, EH3 9AH, Tel: 477 4522 Aug 4m - Sep 2nd 10:00 am - 6:00 pm THE NOMADS TENT Venue 142-The Nomads Tent, 21 St Leonard's Lane

PATRIOTHALL GALLERY (AT W.A.S.RS. STUDIOS) Venue 235 - Patriothall Gallery,WASP Studios, ID Patriothall, off 48 Hamilton Place, Info 225 1289 M8 1 EXHIBITION OF LOCAL CONTEMPORARY ] ART & DESIGN THIS YEAR’S AT PATRIOTHALL 1 GALLERY (W. PSHOW .S. STUDIOS) PROMISES BETHANSTILLPREVIOUS MOREA.S.INTERESTING AND DIVERSETO j EXHIBITIONS: FEATURING PRINT-MAKING, CERAMICS, PAINING GLASS AND JEWELLERY BY THE RESIDENT APPUED ARTISTS AND MAKERS. 12 - 6pm DAILYGALLERY, (11 Aug-1 Sept) PATRIOTHALL (OFFAT PATRIOTHALL HAMILTONTel:PLACE), STOCKBRIDGE EH3 SAY 0131 225 1289 ADMISSION FREE / DISABLED ACCESS PHILLIPS AUCTIONEERS NI4 Venue 96 - Phil ips Auctioneers, 65 George Street

JIO , PH

The Scottish Sale -'.^. Made n Scotland 24/25 iAugust 2001,65 George Street, Edinburgh A WEE GEM - Amidst all the hurly-burly Viewing: 6-23 August IOam-5pm, weekends l2-5pm. The sale will include Fine Paintings, Furniture, Clocks, Silver and Jewellery, Books, Ceramics, Whisky and Sporting items. It will be accompanied by an exhibition of Jacobite Art and Culture from the Drambuie Collection. For further information, please contact: James Graham. Tel: 0131 225 2266 Fax: 0131 220 2547 e-mail: scotsale@philmail.demon.co.uk www.phillips-auctions.com THE OLD TOWN BOOKSHOP Venue 239 - The Old Town Bookshop, 8 Victoria Street

EXHIBITION 134

The Old Town Bookshop EXHIBITION 10th - 26th August 2001 Paintings & Drawings of Edinburgh's Old Town John Kay Portraits Rare Books & Prints 8 Victoria Street Edinburgh Tel 0131 225 9237 Open Daily 10-30am to 5-30pm

EDINBURGH PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION CENTRE L11 Venue 130 - The Edinburgh Photographic Exhibition Centre, 68 Great King Street H10 INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 139th annual exhibition of more than 200 prints created by photographers worldwide 5th August to 2nd September Open Mon - Sat 10am - 8pm, Sun 1 pm - 5pm Admission (including catalogue) £2.00 Concessions £1.50 under 12yrs free Federation Internationale de I'Art Photographique

V ai

! I

HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTRE Venue 68 - Point Hotel and Conference Centre, 34 Bread Street

EXHIBITION HALL, ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN HIO Venue 193 - Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh,20A Inverleith Row

eca The Point's selection of work from the School of Sculpture Edinburgh College of Art Open 9am - 9pm 5 August -1 September Hotel & Conference Centre 34 Bread Street Edinburgh ehs 9af Tel: 01312215555 www.point-hotel.co.uk PORTFOLIO PHOTOGRAPHY GALLERY Venue 42 - Portfolio Gallery, 43 Candlemaker Row HIGH SUMMER

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF EDINBURGH LI2 Venue 146 - Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 9 Hil Square LI3 SIR JULES THORN EXHIBITION AND MENZIES CAMPBELL DENTAL MUSEUM An exhibition of the history of surgery from 1505 to the present day 6th August - 1st September 2001 Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm Saturday 10am - 1pm

An Exhibition of Digital Photography 31 July -1 Sept Mon - Sat 11.00 - 5.30 R.I.A.S. GALLERY Venue 155 - RIAS Gallery, 15 Rutland Square WHAT DIDN’T THEY BUILD 100 years of the Peddie & McKay Drawings Collection - an insight into one of the greatest Scottish architectural practices of the last 150 years RIAS Gallery 30 July - 31 August 15 Rutland Square Edinburgh EH1 2BE T: 0131 229 7545 Curated by: Mon - Fri: 9-5 The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland Sat: 10-4

ADMISSION FREE ROYAL MUSEUM L8 Venue 43 - Royal Museum and Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street Museum Mon to Sat -10am - 5pm TelRoyal 0131247 4219 I Tues I wwwinms.ac.uk Sun 1210am noon8pm - 5pm (> Serizawa Master of Japanese textile design 11 August - 4 November 2001 Admission £3/£1.50 Children 12 and under free

SCOTTISH NATIONAL GALLERY OF MODERN ART M12 Venue 66 - Scottish National Gallery of Modem Art, 75 Belford Road J4 I love landscape, the sea, The surrealist and the the human form, r, black & white Photographer | LeeMHIer images Enjoy these exhibitions at the two National Galleries set in glorious parkland. and my dog. Penrose the Surrealist artist, exhibition organiser, collector, writer and catalyst ofthe art world; and his wife, legendary beauty Miller, who was an outstanding K1 These snaps photographer of people, places, fashion and war. Works also on show by Dali, are a joyful Ernst, Magritte, Man Ray, Picasso and many other Surrealists. indulgence Sponsored by the Drue Heinz Trust /NATIONAL' / of them all.' Joint admission £4 {£2.50) / GALLERIES OF Monday to Saturday ioom-6pin, Sunday 1 iom-6pm \. SCOTLAND , ‘ Scapes. Land, Sea, Skin & a Dog ’ CHRISTOPHER Telephone 0131 624 6200, iuiuiu.natyolscot.ac.uk \ PLEASANCE DOME 4-31 AUGUST 10.30AM - 10PM RICHARDSON 135 l! CHRISTOPHER RICHARDSON Venue 23 - Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square

kf$,' | IN

HR HH

SCOTTISH NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY Venue 44 - Scottish National Portrait Gallery I Queen Street The King over the water The Life of Prince James Francis Edward Stuart 1688-1766 Glorious 17th and 18th century portraiture follows the turbulent life of James Stuart, known today as the Old Pretender. Highlights include the splendid new acquisition A View of Palazzo Muti and a near life-size reconstructed tomb by Canova. A slice ofScottish history not to be missed. Sponsored by Drambuie Supportssioend £3by (£2) Bail ie Gifford & Co <GALLERIES NATIONAL Admi Monday to Saturday ioam-6pm, Sunday iiom-6pm SCOTLANDOF Telephone 0131 624 6260, www.natgaUcfft.ac.uk THE VILLAGE Venue 227 - The Vil age, 16 South Fort Street, Info 478 7810

WEST END CRAFT AND DESIGN FAIR Venue 127 - St John's Church,West End, Princes Street FREF ADIWISSION FRI 3 to SAT 25 „ AUGUST Open 11am-6pm (closed Sundays) West End Craft and Design Fair Ancontemporary absolute mustwork if youdirect like from buying makers, and designers. One ofdaytime theartistsFestival’s liveliest venues. ORGANISED BY 3D/2D ‘ , ra' TEL: 0131 75 exhibitors every day with change-overs www.3d2d.661co.6600 uk each weekend. Y GALLERY Venue 238 -Y Gallery, 73 East Claremont Street

in your face an Exhibition of Paintings by IAN WEBB Tuesday 31st JulySaturday 8th September Mon-Sat 11.00-23.45 Sunday 12.30-23.45 THE VILLAGE 6 South Fort Street • Edinburgh. T Z'

Y GALLERY YERBU RY NUDES AUGUST ]2-27 monday - Saturday 10.00-17.00 SUNDAY 12.00-16.00 www.yerburynudes.com admission £1.50

give your arts a click www.edfringe.com > search the programme > get organised with your Fringe diary ,

> buy tickets on-line

How to use the Venue Index Use thisAllindex out what’s on at every venue. eventsto arefindhaslisted alphabetically or byFringe order number linked todateits entry iand n theeachmainshow section ofa page the programme. Need information on access? SThe full programme is available on our web site www. edfringe. be provided on disc.com and can also E Customers canby calling book tickets information on ouror seek Minicom text phone: (0131) 220us5594. rai The Fringe Box office and shop at ]Jl/ I Street are equipped with induction 180loops.High Venues included in the Fringeaccessprogramme have providedis printed basic information when available which in the venueonsection. If possible, The phoneFringe the venue inholds advance need assistance. Office a mailistifl ofyou access contacts for each venue which we can to you in various formats. For further information on access, contact the Lothian Coalition PeopleinonLothian’. (0131) 475 2360isandan ask for a ofcopyDisabled of ‘Access Artlink organisation i n Edinburgh which may also be help with questions about access on (0131) 229able3555.to The135Adam Pottery g? Venue 7610.00-18.00 Ffenderson Row Box Office: Mon-Sat Working pottery originally open throughout the year,bakery. situatedIndividual in New Town basement, 19th figurative century ceramics sculpturala and wide rangeinclude of wheel-thrown stoneware andpieces, porcelain.beside a VA - Display • Aug Clay6-31 2001(notTheSuns) Adam 10.Pottery page 130Free 00 (18.00) Disabled: Unsuitable. Down twelve basement steps. Amsterdam Art Venue 207 19(InfoBrandon TerraceHouse gio Box Office: 556 I 175/1173) Amsterdam, isomething n BrandonveryTerrace, at Antheinternational foot of Dundas Street, different. ofenough, artistsoffers display theirRentart, workinwith striking effect. If thatandband isn'ant alongside situ are an architect industrial designer. VA - Display • Functional Art130 & Architecture Amsterdam Art JunHouse I -Augpage 31 noon (18.00) Free Assembly Rooms jio Venue 3 54 George Street Tickets 226 2428 Box Office: Jul (11.00-17.00 Mon-Fri), Aug (9.00midnight Mon-Sun) (Info 624 2442) TheAssembly metamorphose into anwithabsurdly hectic version of the Rooms South Bank Centre crossed the Comedy Store. challengeAnandexcellent entertain.and diverse programme to excite, <&andRevue •Comedy Bachman Evans The Scotsman 15 Aug 3-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 5 (18.Assembly 45)£ 10.£9.0000page (£8.00) Aug 10,11,17-19,24-26 17.17.454(18.45) (£9.00) • The BestScotsman of the Fest 2001: Sponsored by Intagen Assemblymidnight page 15 (01.30) £ 10.50 (£9.00) Aug 9,12,14-16,23,27 Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 midnight (01.30) £ I 1.50 • (£10.00) Boothby Graffoe Midnight The Scotsman Assembly page 3-9,12,14-16,21 15 Aug -23,27 midnight (01.30) £ 10.00 (£9.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 midnight (01.30) £11.00 •Aug(£10.00) Alan Davies The Scotsman Assembly£ 10.page50 (£9.00) 15 22.00 (23.20) Aug 3-5,7-9,12,14-16 10-11,17 22.00 (23.20) £ 12.50 (£ 10.00)

• The F**king Our Fathers: Scotsman AssemblyScott page Capurrojohn 15 (01.10) £9.00Cardone Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 midnight Aug 10-11, 1 7-19, 2 4-26 midnight 10) Scotsman £ 10.00 (£8. (£9.000)0) • Assembly Goodbye page - We 15Were the Nualas(01.The Aug (20.30) Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 10-11,17-19,24-26 Pat19.19.Candaras 3300 (20. 30) page££11.10.220000 (£(£9.00) 10.00) • Aug Grandmotherf**ker 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 20.00 (21.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 20.00 (21.00) £ 10. 0 0 (£9.00) • The Happy Sideshow The22.00 Scotsman page 15 Aug 6-9,12-16,20-23,27 (23.15)Assembly £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 22.00 (23.15) £10.00 (£9.00)15 • Jackie Clune - Bitchin'-23,27The Scotsman Assembly£ 10.page Aug 3-9,12,14-16,21 19.20 (20.30) 00 (£9.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 19.Tell 20 (20.30) £ 11.00 (£ 10.00) • Julia Morris in Show and The Scotsman Assembly page 15 21.30 (22.30) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 Aug 10-1 1,17-19,24-26 21.30Assembly (22.30)page£ 10.1500 (£9.00) • Aug Mark3-5,7-9,12,14-16,21 Little The Scotsman-23,27 22.30 (23.30) £ 10.50 (£9.00) 10-11,17-19,24-26 22.30 (23. 3Scotsman 0) £ 11.50Assembly (£ 10.00) • Aug Marc Salem' s Mind Games The page 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 15 Aug 22.45 (23.45) £ 10. 0 0 10-11,17-19,24-26 22.45 (23.45) £ Mirth 11.00 (£(£9.00) 10.00) • Aug Mark Walker The Man Who Fell to The Scotsman Assembly page19.0150 (20.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 10-11,17-19,24-26 00 (20.00)Assembly £ 10.00 page (£9.00)17 • Aug Matt3-5,7-9,12,14-16,21-23,27 King is a Child The19.Scotsman Aug 23.45 (00.45) £9.00 (£8.00) (00.45)Mike£ 10.Dugan 00 (£9.00) • Aug Mike2610-11,17-19,24-26 Dugan - Men Fake23.45 Foreplay page Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 midnight (01.00) £10.0010-11,17-19,24-26 (£9.00) Aug midnight (01.00) £ 11.00 (£10.00) • Assembly The Mitchell and Webb page 17 ClonesThe20.15Scotsman Aug 3-9,12,13,15,16,20,22-23,27 (21.15) £9.00 (£8.00) 10-1 1,Crenshaw 17-19,24-26Otis20.15 (21.15) £ 10.page00 25(£9.00) • Aug Otis Lee Lee Crenshaw Aug 20-23,27 22.1522.15(23.15) £ 12.£0I 01.(£0011.(£10.00) 00) 18-19,24-26 (23.15)Parsons • Aug Parsons and Naylor' s Spin and Naylor' s Spin page 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 39 Aug 22.30 (23.30) (23.30) ££9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 22.30 10. 0 0 (£9.00) • Perrier of the Fringe Show Perrier Pick of26-27 thePickFringe 39 £Award 20.00 page (21.45) 12.00 (£page11.0360) • Aug Richard Morton Richard Morton Aug 5-9,12-16,19-23 20.45 (21.45) £ 10.00£(£9.00) Aug 3-4,10-11,17-18,24-27 20.45 (21.45) 11.00 (£10.00) • Rich Hall and Dave Fulton Present Terry page 42 Dullum Appeal Ri c h Hal l and Dave Fulton Aug 5-9,12-16,19-23 23.45 23.45 (00.45)(00.45) £ 10.00£(£9.00) Aug 3-4,10-11,17-18,24-27 11.00 (£10.00) • McGonagall Ride to the page Pleasance with William McGonagall 3630 mins from 14.00-19.00 Aug 21-27 30every (Duration mins) • Ridiculusmus Say Nothing The Scotsman Assembly page 19-22 17 10.00 (11.30) Aug £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 20 13. 3 0 (15.00) • Aug Stand13Up23.45 For Freedom Amnesty International page 14 (01.15) £12.50We'(£10.50) • The SusanScotsman and Janice - Because re Worth It! Assembly page 17 Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 22.45 (23.45) (23.45) £9.000 (£8.00) 10-1 1,17-19,24-26 22.45 (£9.00) • Aug MikeWilmot MikeWilmot page 47 £ 10.£ 10.00 0(£9.00) Aug 5-9,12-16,19-23 21.15 (22.15) Aug 3-4,10-1 1,17-18,24-27 21.15 (22.15) £11.00 (£10.00) Music • The Acoustic Strawbs The£10.00 Scotsman(£9.00) Assembly page 54 20-22Forcione 23.50 (01.00) • Aug Antonio and Friends The Scotsman Assembly page 54 Aug (19.05) ££9.00 Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 10-11,17-19,24-26 17.17.5500 (19.05) 10.00 (£8.00) (£9.00)

• Aug Elvis3-9,12-16,20-23,27 on My Mind The Scotsman Assembly page 54 21.00 (22. (22.00) 10-11,17-19,24-26 21.00 00)Assembly ££11.10.0000 (£(£9.00) • Aug Hip Harp Fantasies The Scotsman page10.0540) Aug 3-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 13. 1 5 (14.15) £9.00 (£8.00) 13.15 (14.15) £ 10.page 00 (£9.00) • Aug Robyn3-510-11,17-19,24-26 Hitchcock The £9.00 Scotsman Assembly 54 Aug 22.00 (23.15) (£8.00) • The Soweto String Quartet and Their Band Scotsman Assembly18.page 54 £ 10.50 (£9.50) Aug (19.30) Aug 4-9,12-16,20-23 10-11,17-19,24 18.0000(19.30) £ 12.50 (£ 10.50) •Theatre 3AugDark7-9,12,14-16,21 Tales Theatre-23O 18.page00 (19.30) 124 £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-27 18.00Assembly (19.30) £ 10.0870 (£9.00) • Animal Farm The Scotsman Aug 3-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 11.00 (12.40)page£9.00 (£8.00) 17-19,24-26The 11.Scotsman 00 (12.40) £ 10.0page 0 (£9.00) • AsAug3-6,8,9,12-13,15-16,20,22-23,27 It10-1Is In1, Heaven Assembly 87 Aug 13. 2 5 (14.50) £9.0010-11,17-19,24-26 (£8.00) Aug 13. 2 5 (14.50) £ 10. 0 0 (£9.00) • Aug BerkofTs Scotsman Assembly page 87 13 17.16.Women 4050 (17.15) (19.00)The£9.00 (£8.00) Aug 20 £9.00 (£8.00) • The Complete Works ofShakespeare William Company Shakespeare (abridged) The Reduced I 18 Aug 4-10,13-17,20-24 I 1.I 1.4545(13.22) ££10.11.0000page (£8.00) Aug 11 -12,18-19,25-26 (13.22) (£9.00) • Assembly Diatribe ofpageLove88 - Linda Marlowe The Scotsman Aug 4-9,12-16,20-23,27 (13.005)5) ££11.10.0000 (£(£9.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 11.11.5555Armstrong (13. 10.00) • The Doctor Prospero Gareth Scotsman Assembly page 88 Aug 16.05 (17.35) £9.00 (£8.00)4-7,9,12-14,16,20-23,27 10-11,17-19,24-26 16.05The(17.35) £ 10.Assembly 00 (£9.00) • Aug Fern Hill Guy Masterson Scotsman page 88 Aug 3-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 (17.10)£ £9.00 (£8.00) 10-11,17-19,24-26 15.15.5555(17.10) 10.0page 0 (£9.00) • Aug The 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 Getaway Bus The Scotsman Assembly 88 Aug 16. 1 5 (17.30) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 16. 1 5 (17.30) £ 10. 0 0 (£9.00) • Aug Ian Macpherson The Scotsman Assembly£9.00page(£8.00) 88 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 (14.15) 1, 17-19,24-26 13.13.1155The (14.15) £ 10.0Assembly 0 (£9.00) • Aug Itpagewas8810-1Henry Fonda's Fault Scotsman Aug 13-16,20-23,27 15.35 (17.15) £9.00 (£8.00) 15.35 (17.15) (£9.00) • Aug King 17-19,24-26 of Scotland Kelly£ 10.The00Scotsman Assembly page 88 - Gerard Aug 3-5,7-9,12,14-16 16. 0 0 (17.15) £ 10. Aug 10-11,17-19 16.00(17.15) £ 11.00 (£0010.(£9.00) 00) • page Lyrebird:Tales of Helpmann The Scotsman Assembly 88 Aug 14.30 (15.55) £9.003-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,20,22-23,27 Aug 10-1(£8.00) 1, 17-19,24-26 14.30 (15.55) £ 10.00 (£9.00) • Assembly Man in thepageFlying Lawnchair The Scotsman 88 Aug 15.05 (16.20) £9.003-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,20,22-23,27 (£8.00) Aug 10-1 1, 17-19,24-26 15.05 (16.20) £ 10.0page 0 (£9.00) • The Matchmaker The Scotsman Assembly 88 Aug 3-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,20,22-23,27 13. 4 5 (15.30) £10.00 (£9.00) 10-11,17-19,24-26 45 (15.3Powell 0) £ 11.page 50 (£10910.00) • Aug Mental3-5,7-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 Lynn Ferguson &13.Stephen Aug 21.05 (22.20) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 21.05 (22.20) £ 10. 5 0 • Aug Mom,3-5,7-9,12-16,20-23,27 I'm not a Lawyer Ric18.h Fulcher 100(£9.50) 45 (19.45)page£9.00 (£8.00) 10-11,17-19,24-26 18.45 (19.45) • Aug Moscow The15.35(17.15) Scotsman Assembly page 89£ 10.00 (£9.00) Aug 3-9,12 £9.00 (£8.00) 15.35(17.15) £ 10.00 (£9.00) page 88 • Aug Our 10-11 Bad Magnet The13.Scotsman Aug 13-16,20-23,27 30 (15.10)Assembly £10.00 (£9.00) Aug 17-19,24-26 13.30 (15.10) £ 11.00 (£ 10.00) Assembly Rooms continues over the page 137

Assembly continued • The PartTheofRooms Bob Kingdom willpagebe Played by an Actor3-9,12-16,20-23,27 Scotsman Assembly Aug I 1.1.4455 (13.00) (13.00)88 ££9.00 Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 I 10. 0 0 (£8.00) (£9.00) • Quentin Crisp/Resident Alien Bette Bourne page 91 Aug 3-9,12,14-16,27 I 1. 5 0 (13.00) £ 10. 0 0 (£9.00) 10,11,17-19,24-26 11.5Assembly 0 (13.00) page £ 11.8800 (£ 10.00) •AugAug Resolution The Scotsman 3-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 5 (18.35)£ 10.£9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 17.The17.25 2Scotsman (18.35) 00 (£9.00) • Aug Ristorante Immortale Assembly 17.40 (19.10) £ 10.page00 89 (£9.00)4,6-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 17. 4 0 (19. 10) £The 11.00Scotsman (£ 10.00) • Assembly Rodney Bewes - Diary of a Nobody page 89 Aug 3-9,12,14-16,20-23,27 5 (17.45)£ £9.50 (£8.50) 10-11,17-19,24-26 16.16.Assembly 353(17.45) • Aug St Nicholas The Scotsman page10.8950 (£9.50) Aug 3 14. 2 0 (15.35) £5.00 Aug 4-9,12-16,20-23,27 (15.35) ££9.50 10-11,17-19,24-26 14.14.2200 (15.35) 10.50 (£8.50) (£9.50) • Aug Sakura The Bandit Princess The Scotsman Assembly page 89 Aug 12.55 (14.00) £9.00 (£8.00)6-9,12-14,16,20,21,23,27 10-11,17-19,24-26 12.Ophelia 55 (14.00)The£Scotsman 10.00 (£9.00) • Aug The Secret Love Life of Assembly page 89 21-27 16.s 0Women 0 (17.30)- Susannah £ 10.00 (£9.00) • Aug Shakespeare' York The Scotsman Assembly page Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 11. 50089(13.00) (13.00) ££ 11.10.5500 (£9.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 11. 5 (£ 10.00) • Show Off - Ursula Martinez The Scotsman Assembly page 89 Aug 3-9,12-16,20-23,27 (20.55) ££9.00 10-11,17-19,24-26 19.19.Dog4455 -(20.55) 00(£8.00) (£9.00) • Aug The Scotsman Tale thatAssembly Wags thepage AandBC10.Theatre The 89 20-26Babel 10.0-0 Medea (11.15) by£9.00 (£8.00) • Aug Theatre Liz The Scotsman Assembly20.00 page (21.25) 89 Lochhead Aug 6-9,12-16,20-23 Aug 10-11,17-19,24-25 20.00 Assembly (21.25) ££10.page 12.000089(£9.00) (£ 10.00) • Wanted Man The Scotsman Aug 23-26 10. 0 0 (11.20) £9.00 (£8.00) • The Whole Shebang The Scotsman Assembly- Jack page 89Klaff 14.50 (16.00) Aug 3-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,20,22-23,27 £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 10-11,17-19,24-26 14.50 (16.00) • Aug Yerma Assembly 89£ 10.00 (£9.00) 20-26The 10.Scotsman 00 (11.25) £ 10.00page(£9.00) Food and Entdrink: barRoom: and cafe5yd alFll aday. : Li5ydft Fulavailable. I lStr.y licensed Wildman &Disabled: Music Hal l : Supper Room: 7ydbyt. FlBallroom at. WC (adapted ground level). Edinburgh Suite: Enter 30yd. Aud: 20yd. Drawing Room: not accessible. side lane Augustine's Li2 Venue 152 4110.00-00.00 George IV(InfoBridge Tickets 225 6575 Box Office: 225 6576) With twonomination Fringe Firsts, and a Stage Award nanother thea Spirit pastprogramme twoof theyears,Fringe Promotions presentsitheatre ofatParadise thethisbest'UGreen classic and contemporary and musicals p and Coming Venue' Scotsman. •Children’s Little22-25 WorthShows Cathedral Aug 15.2Wells 5 (17.00) £6.00Junior (£4.00)School page 13 Children' s Shows • Tales the12.Arabian Nights Company of Ten page 9 6-11ofLittle 3Pigs 5 (13.35) • Aug Three and(Puppets) the£4.50 Ugly(£3.50) Duckling Dizzie Li z zi e & Friends page 9 Aug 6-11,14-18 10.30 (11.20) £4.00 <£ Revue Koharudanji page 35 •Comedy Raku-go 21-27Storytelling 20.00 £8.00 (£6.00)(Hazardous • Aug Shakespeare a la (21.00) HS Drama Productions) 34Carte £5.00 Aug 21-25 13.page20 (14.15) 38

Music • Aug Caramba Caramba(midnight) page 57 £6.00 (£4.00) 21-27 23.15 Musicals & Opera • Aug Futureghost Theatre page 80 50Patchwork (13.35) £4.00 (£3.00) Double6-11Bisl 12.UpPrice (with Number' s Up)page £6.00 • Aug Number' Patchwork Theatre 80 (£4.00) 6-11Bil 11.Price 50 (12.35) £4.00 (£3.00)£6.00 Double (with Futureghost) (£4.00) • The Scarlet(notLetter Blue Line(22.55) Arts Inc£7.50page(£6.50)« 77 Aug 6-25 13, 2 0) 21.10 Theseus Dauntsey' s School page 77 6-12 15.Karter-Y 30 (17.00) £6.00 (£4.50 • Aug Teacher! page £6.50 78C) (£5.00) Aug 6-27 (not 13,20)Productions 23.15 (00.45) •Theatre Agnes6-12of God Productions(£5.00) page 110 20.20a Mkay (21.35) • AtAugAsian the Fringe Beggar's£6.50 Opera... The Heritage Foundation page 87 Aug 6-12 14.00 (15.00)11.55£ 10.(12.55) 00 (£6.00) Aug 14-18,21-25,27 • Aug Beautiful Thing Drummond Street Company page 98 14-18 £8.00 Company (£6.00) • Aug Bitter14-19 Thorns17.15.15(16.45) Debacle Theatre page 94 5 5 (18.45) £6.00 (£5.00) • Aug Born6,8,10,12,15,17,19,22,24,26 African Over the Edge page19.I1135 (20.45) £7.00 •(£5.00) The FatalnEnglishman The Hole the 13)Ground15.2Theatre page 104 6-19 i(not 0 (16.50)Company (£5.00) • Aug Hiawatha Z Theatre page£6.00129(£4.00) Aug 6-1 1,14-18 18.25Company (19.55) £5.00 • Jagged Little17.3Spill Tightfisted Productions 6-12 0 (18.50) £7.00Theatre (£5.50)Companypagepage12593 • Aug Lear The Cambridge University 14-19 Mermaid 13.30 (14.40) (£5.50) • Aug The 6-1Little A £6.50 Role Productions 1, 14-18 11.05On(11.55) £5.00 (£4.00)page 112 • Aug Narcissi RUDSpagell9 14,16,18,22,24,26 55 (14.55) • Aug Rehearsing 'Reversing'13.RUDS page £5.00 I 19£5.00(£3.50) Aug 15,17,19,21,23,25,27 13. 5 5 (14.55) (£3.50) • Taming of the Shrew The17.Cambridge Mummers page 92 Aug 6-12,14-19,21-27 10 (18.00) £5.00 (£4.00) • Temporarily Yours, Distilled Spirits Theatre page 96 Aug 6-19 (not 13) 22.20 (23.20) £7.00 (£5.00) • Tom Thumb Tomfoolery Productions page 125 Aug 14 12. 2 5 (13.20) £3.00 15-18,21-25,27 (13.20)page£6.00 (£4.50) • Aug Twelfth Night Over12.the25Edge Aug 7,9,11,14,16,18,21,23,25,27 19.1I513(20.45) £7.00 (£5.00) • Two Daft LassesLittleinTheatre a Boat/AJuniorCatCompany in the Road Middlesbrough page 109 Aug 21-27 15. 2 5 (16.40) £5.00 (£3.50) • Aug Up'n21-26 'Under18.25Blinding Image page 91 (19.35) £5.00page (£4.00)101 • Voices Productions Aug Vow 14-19Funny 20.20Fish(21.50) £6.00 (£5.00) • The Company of Ten page 93 Aug 6-12 14.00 (15.00) £6.00 (£5.00) Hot and cold drinks and snacks available alFood l day. and drink: Disabled: Entrance ramp. Sanctuary: 10 yd Flat. Studio: 30 str HR. Bedlam Theatre Venue 49 I 09.30-00.30 lb Bristo Place Tickets 225 9893 mi2 Box Office: (Info 225 9873) Visible from cafe, the Royal le, Bedlam Theatre offers a bright and cheerful open alMil day duringranging the Fringe. This year offer an exciting selection ofcomedy. plays from devised playswe and musicals to improvised <fi Revue •Comedy Angel Redkat 41 Aug 6-11 15.0Improverts 0Productions (16.15) £5.50page(£4.00) • The Bedlam Edinburgh University Theatre Company page (£3.00) 27 Aug 13-25 (not Sun) 00.30 (02.00) £4.50 Musicals <£ Opera • Aug Castaway CafeSuns)Slung16.Low30 Theatre page 81 6-25 (not (17.30) Company £6.00 (£4.50)

• Cows-The MusicalTheatre Walkie-Talkie In Association with J Leicester University page 81(£5.00) Aug 13-18 15.00(16.10) £7.00 • The Starting Starting Nowpage 79 O.THere, . Theatre Aug O.13-25 22.30 Company £7.00 (£5.00) Theatre • Agatha Christie' s The Secret Adversary Cambridge University 92 £6.50 (£5.50) 1] 6-25ofTwo (not Suns) ADC 18.00page (19.30) • AAug Tale Cities Bright Choice Productions page 91 Aug 20-25 14. 5 0 (16.20) £6.00 (£5.00) • The Importance of Being Earnest Illyria page 105 * 6-25 20.00 (21.50) £10.00 • Aug Tales of the(not FatSuns)CatTheatre Edinburgh University Company page (£4.00)* 98 13-25s(not Sun)Midas12.Productions 45 (13.45) £5.00 TheAug World' Wife page 109 Aug 13-25 Soft (notThings Sun) 11.30 (12.20) £6.50 (£5.00) I • Touching Not Quite Theatre Co. 111 Aug 6-11 Reality 13.30 (15.00) £5.50page(£4.50) Food and drink: Cafe, licensed bar al l Disabled: Ent: 2+3 Forrest Str WCRoad(+2).andday Aud:adapted 30yd WCs. 2+5 Str. Ja Wheelchair access3ydfrom

The178Beehive Inn 226 6665/226 lio i Venue Grassmarket Box Office: 10.00-19.00 (InfoTickets 226 6665/226 6667)6667 j1 Theatre • Scottish McEwan'Literary s 80/- Tour Edinburgh Literary | Company Ltd.(£5.00) pagePub120Tour Aug 1-31 18. 0 0 (20.00) £7.00 Aug 19.30 (21.30) Aug 1-31 1-31 20.30 (22.30) Food and drink: Available. Disabled: Promenade performance - please enquire. j Bellevue Gallery Hi2 Venue 224 Noon-18.00 4 Bellevue Crescent Tickets Box Office: (Info 558townhouse 1025) 558in the1025East . Situated i n a magnificent Georgian End of under the NewnewTown,ownership, the Bellevue Gallery opened in 1997. Now contemporary work by a rangetheof gallery new andspecialises establishedin | VA - Display • Calvados Gallery Free page 130 Aug 11-SeptThe15Bellevue noon (18.00) Food and Situated drink: Restaurants Disabled: on the groundnearby. floor of a townhouse. Blackball St Columba's Parish Church Hall II OuterTickets (2.5m) Venue 117 Muirdale Terrace, Blackhall 449 4856 (answerphone) Box Office: 19.00-22.00 (Info 449 4856) •Theatre Sailor Beware! Light Drama page 121 Aug 13-18 19.30 Southern (22.00) £6.50 Food and Access drink: Available. Disabled: available. The Bongo Club out 143of 14the blue Venue New(Fringe) Street Tickets 556 5204 km (PreFringe), 558 7604 Box Office: I 1.00-19.00 daily (Info 556 5204) A home from homeofwiththeatre, a unique laid-back charm,visual offering gourmet selections live music, art, clubbing and greatlikecoffee. N.Bthose .cabaret, - Thefound management reserve the right to whip horses on the premises looking glum.

24 hour Box Office at www.edfringe.com RevueCabaret •Comedy The Bongo Bongo<£ClubClub The - out of£7.00 the blue page 19 Aug 6-9,13-16,20-23,27 I 22.30 (03.00) (£5.00) 22.30 (05.00) page £7.0037(£5.00) • Aug One Night only My Wife' s Nightware Preview 16.15 (17.15) £5.00 £7.00 (£4.00)(£5.00) Aug 6-25Aug(not4 Suns) 16.15 (17.15) <&ThePhysical •Dance OMSK20-23 Bongo(21.15) ClubTheatre - out£7.00of the(£5.00) blue page 48 20.15 • Aug PvC (People vs Cassandra) Stiletto Productions page 53 Aug 10-18 (not Sun) 14.Club30 (15.30) • Aug Sri-Ba-Alba of the£6.00 blue(£4.00) page 48 4-11 (notThe5) Bongo I 1.00 (noon)- out£5.00 (£3.00) Music • 4-Mality 4-Mality18.1page 54 £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 4,Bongo 6-1 Live! 1,20-25,27 5 (19.15) • The Club Cabaret The - out of£7.00 the blue page 55 Aug Bongo I 22.30Club(03.00) 6-9,13-16,20-23,27 22.30(£5.00) (05.00) £7.00 (£5.00) • Aug Club Arakataca The Bongo Club(05.00) - out of£8.00 the blue(£6.00) page 55 17 The23.00 • Aug Clubs3,10 Bongo(05.00) Club - out of the blue page 55 Aug 23.00 £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 4, 1 1, 1 8 23.00 (05.00) £7.00 Aug 17 23.00 (05.00) (05.00) £7.00 £8.00 (£6.00) (£6.00) Aug Aug 2524 23.00 23.00 (05.00)Club£8.00 • Jamoral The Bongo out the blue page 55 Aug 24-25 20.15 (21.15) £7.00of(£5.00) • Aug Mrigya13-18The18.15(19.15) Bongo Club - out£7.00of the(£5.00) blue page 55 • None of the Above The Bongo Club - out of the blue page 55 Aug 55,12,19,26 20.30 (midnight) £7.00 (£5.00) 20.30 (midnight) • Aug Samuel13-18Oyediji Samuel Oyediji page£7.0065 (£5.00) Aug 11. 0 0 (noon) £6.00 (£5.00) • Aug El Segundo Bongo£7.00 Club -(£6.00) out of the blue page 55 24 23.00The(05.00) Talks <£ Events • Putting the Unity Back in Community Celebrating South Edinburgh The Bongo Club out of the page 80 Aug 11 13.00 (17.00) Freeblue (non-ticketed) •Theatre Life Bongo in the Club Big Shoes The - 20.15 out of(21.15) the blue £7.00 page 91(£5.00) Aug 8-1 1,14-18 • The StevenBongoGarling Plays Silent Films Club - out 11.of the blue page£7.00 91 20-27 (notAlone 26) 00 Cohen (noon) • Aug I VantBongo to beClub - Ailie and91They(£5.00) Ate Her The out of the blue page Aug 2-3 18.20.15 30 (19.30) £6.50£6.50(£4.50) Aug 6-7,13 (21.15) Aug 20-25 14.30 (15.30) VA - Display • The Games Room The New Street page 133andFreeLiveoutArtof cabaret JulExhibition 2-31 IISpace .00 (05.00) hours Food and drink: Available I 1.00-05.00. Brunton Theatre HI8 Outer | Venue 191 LadywellWay, Musselburgh Tickets 665 Box 10.and00-18. 0most 0 (20.00 on performance nights)2240 Il; toFreegetOffice: parking the comfortable seats i n town. to,Journey situatedtime fourismiles20 minutes from the andcity the centre,venuejust ioffs Easy the 1I bypass. well serviced by buses. 1 Theatre Moving Aug Objects Theatre page 92 | • Aug Preview 9 19.Suns)Brunton 30 (22.00) £1.00Company 10-25 (not 19. 3 0 (22.00) £8.50 (£4.50) Aug 25 14.30 (17.00) £6.00 (£4.50) II Food and Fuldrink: bar. access, lifts, viewing Disabled: l accessRestaurant includingandramped I gallery.

C 34 Chambers Street Tickets 225 5105, LI 2 Venue www.cthefestival.com Box Office: 09.00-late Doornow624in 1501) The funkiest Festivalshows on (Stage theon fiFringe, tenth year.full Over one hundred v e sites. C's fiveitsfloors ofbreakfasts outstanding international performance, from are Bardic to News revues, dazzling dance, daring captivating clown shows, show-stopping musicalsdrama, and serious comedy. Children’s Shows • Aug The 1-18 Comic(not Cartoon page 12.35Theatre (13.35)Beano £6.50the9 (£5.Clown 50) (£4.50C) • Aug Les Reves (The12)12) Dreams) page 8 1-26 (not 10. 5 0 (11. 4 5) £5.50 Company (£4.50) (£3.50C) • Aug Not Now, Bernard Boundless Theatre page 8 1-26 (not 12) 12.30 (13.05) £5.50 (£4.50) (£3.50C) Children' s Shows » The Princess page 8(£4.50) (£3.50C) Aug 1-26 (not 12)and 11.the20 Pea (12.10)C £5.50 Comedy <& Revue 0 Aug Evolution HMS12)Comedy page 33 £6.50 (£5.50) 1-26on(notYour 16.20 Bag (17.20) • Aug Lipstick Teeth It Up!£6.50 page (£5.50) 17 1-26 (not Baby 12) Wants 17.00 (17.50) • The Musical Candy page 17 3-26 19.2001 55 (20.45) £8.00 (£6.00) • Aug Newsrevue Birthday Edition Canal Cafe(not Theatre14):Twenty-first page Aug 1-26 22.0022(23.00) £8.00 (£6.00) • Aug Uberarmy Ubersausage page 46 1-26 (not 3,14) 17. 3 0 (18.25) (£5.50) • Wax On/Wax Hot Wax 33£7.50(£5.50) Aug 1-26 (not 14)Off 22.15 (23.15)page£7.50 <& Physical Theatre 0Dance Departure Dance page 52 Aug 1-18 Discovery 10.30Pivotal (11.30) £5.50 • Ouch! Dance page(£4.50) 50(£5.50) Aug I-11 13. 2 0 (14.20) £6.50 • Aug Urban19-26Fleur10.American Dance page 48 3Spaces 0 (11.30)Capacitor £5.50Art(£4.50) • Within Outer page 49(£6.00) Aug 3-26 (not 7,14) 20.30 (21.40) • Worm-Hole 51£8.00(£5.50) Aug 1-26 (not Niki 12) McCretton 14.20 (15.30)page£6.50 Music • Jazz-Queens Short(01.30) and Girlie£5.50 Theatre(£4.50) Company page 71 Aug I 1-18 • Aug Naked19-26 Voices00.50 Naked Voices£6.50page(£5.50) 62 (£4.50 C) 12.20 (13.35) • Aug Rosie1-26Brown Rosie(01.05) Brown £6.50 page 56(£5.50) (notand14) This midnight Musicals & Opera • Aug Hamlet!-The g Cheese£7.50page(£5.50) 77 (notDaze 14)Musical 18.of 3Stanley 0 Bi(19.35) • AEntertainment Life1-26in the Bishop Metro page 79 Aug Mystery 1-26 00.45of (01.50) £6.50 (£5.50) • The Edwin Drood Royal Holloway Music Theatre page 80 Aug 1-26 (not 12) 14. 0 0 (15. 5 0) £7.50 (£5.50)page(£4.50C) • West Side Story Stratford£5.50 Music(£4.50) Centre 81 Aug 13-18 10.00 (11.45) Talks t£ Events 0 Aug RoundTable Rumbles Institute Free of Ideas(non-ticketed) page 82 17-19,24-26 23.15 (00.15) 0Theatre Alice in Wonderland Forbidden 12-26Theatre 16.0Included 0Company (17.10) page £7.5099(£5.50) (£4.50 C) • Aug Breakfast Not Nottingham New Theatre page I 12 £6.50 (£5.50) 1-26Blossoms (not 12) 16.10(17.00) • Aug Broken Negativequity 3-26and(notthe12,Maiden 21) 17.30 (18.45)page£7.50I 10 (£5.50) • Aug Death Stanford19-26University Mad Th8r£6.50 page(£5.50) 122 (02.20) • Aug Distant Sun00.50 OPENheart page 113(£6.00) Aug 12-18 19. 3 0 (20.50) £8.00 • Aug Equus1-26Nottingham New Theatre page I 12 23.20 (01.20) £7.50Theatre (£5.50) • Aug First5-26 Impressions Dolphin 11.45 (13.20) £6.50 (£5.50)page 97

' 1 m i-k-fl • The FromBulIbiza to the Norfolk Tiny Dynamite & l Theatre page 125 £7.50Broads Aug 1-26 23.00 (00.35) (£5.50) • Aug Glengarry Glen (midnight) Ross The Atre Company page 123 1-26 22.40 £7.50 (£5.50) • The Hush Hush Productions page 105(£5.50) (£4.50C) Aug I -26 (not 12) 17. 1 0 (18. 1 0) £6.50 • Skullduggery I am Star Trek Company page 121 1-26 18.Theatre 40 (20.10) • Aug Lady Chatterley' s Loverpage£8.00109 (£6.00) Midland Actors Theatre (notHouse 14) 21.00 (22.50) • Aug LingoI1-26 School£5.50 page(£4.50) I £7.50 10 (£5.50) -1 More IIn Human I 1.00 (noon) • Aug Lucky Form page 105 12-26Stanford 13.20 (14.25) £6.50 (£5.50) • Aug No Exit University£5.50 Mad (£4.50) Th8r page 122 19-26 11.Arena 10 (11.55) • Aug Pipedreams North page 86 19-26 15.and45Girlie (16.45) £6.50Company (£5.50) • Aug Play 4-26 Short23.30 (00.30)Theatre £7.50 (£5.50) page 120 • Aug Popcorn Benet1-26 Catty(not presents El20.30 ton and(22.00) Mamet £7.50 in Hollywood page 90 14)North • Aug Rewrite Arena page£6.50 86 (£5.50) (£5.50) Aug 12-18 15. 4 5 (16.45) • Aug Road Music(not Cambridge ADC (£5.50) page 92 12) Cambridge 13.40 University (14.35) £6.50 • Aug Rough1-26 Crossing University ADC page 92 1-26 (not 12) 14. 5 0 (15.45) £6.50 (£5.50) • Aug Shakespeare For Breakfast C(£4.50) page 92 1-26 10. 0 0 (11.00) £5.50 freeBeauties breakfast Shams Clown Theatre page 120 • With Sleeping Aug 1-26 (not 13.00 (14.Over 10) £6.50 (£5.50) (£4.50C) • Watch-lt SomeoneProductions Who'12)ll Watch page £7.50 128 Me(£5.50) Aug 19-26 19. 3 0 (20.50) • Speed-the-Plow Benet Catty Elton and Mamet1-26in Hollywood 90 presents (notBirth14)Write 19.page0Theatre 0 (20.15) £7.5091 (£5.50) • Aug Story time page 1-26 (not 18.00(19.15) £6.50 (£5.50) • Aug Swallow Wicked14)12)Theatre page 129£5.50 Aug 1-26 (not 12. 0 0 (12.50) (£4.50) • Tell Me YouProductions Love Me page 127 Urbanway Aug Ml 16.00(17.10) £6.50 (£5.50) • Wonderland Terry Pratchett' s Wyrd page Sisters129 Productions Aug I-26 (not 12) 14.40(16.10) £7.50page(£5.50) • Two MenI Are Waiting Smithsense 121 Aug l-l 15. 4 5 (16.45) £5.50 (£4.50) • Aug Up N'1-26Under Atomic Theatre page 90 21.00 (22.20) £8.00 (£6.00) • The WhiteRepertory Road Theatre Young Company page 120 Singapore Aug 5-10 00.50 (01.50) £6.50 (£5.50)page 123 • Aug Woyzeck s Theatre£6.50 Company 4-11 19.Strode' 30 (20.50) (£5.50) - Listings 0VAFUBAR (found under bridges and railways) C pageI -2613009.00 (late) Free (non-ticketed) Aug cafe-bar serving food and drink alFood l day and until drink: late. Licensed Disabled: Entrance to venue up 3 Unfortunately steps (ramp available). Level access to ground floor and WCsforarewheelchair on otherusers.WC' levels cafe. ofsthenon-adapted. building andGuidetheatres aredogs not suitable welcome. Help available (advance warning appreciated). C too LI I Venue 4Tickets St Columba' by the Castle, Johnston Terrace 225 5 (Stage 105,s www.cthefestival.com Box Office: 09.00-late Door 624 I 502) C'Classic s originalmodern offshootdramavenuefromwithCoward alfresco andgardenGodber cafe-bar.to Priestley and Potter. Shakespeare from the sixteenth century toMagithecaltwenty-third. and enchantingPhysical showstheatre for kids.that packs no punches. 0Children’s The GruffaloShows TalAugl Stories 2-26 (notpage12)1314.00 (14.50) £6.50 (£5.50) (£4.50C) C too continues over the page

C too continued Musicals £ Opera • Aug Closer2-11Than20.50Ever(21.55) Hot Box Productions page 78 £7.50 • Aug Inside2-26Leg(notGentle page 78(£5.50) 12) 16.Pulse50 (17.50) £6.50 (£5.50) Talks £ Events • The LabyrinthnoonAltared Images page 80 Aug 13-15,18 (21.00) Free-will (non-ticketed) Aug 16-17donation 17.00 (midnight) •Theatre BlueRepRemembered Hills page 118 The 13,1Theatre 5,17,Rooms 19,2Company 1,23,II25 The20.50 (21.55) £7.50 (£5. • Aug Changeling Changeling 93 50) (notHere14) Before 19.40 (20.40) £6.50page (£5.50) • Aug IAugHave3,2-26 Been 20th Century Bl u es page 84 5,7,090),11,£6.50 13,15,1(£5.7,159,0)21,23,25 23. 4 5 (01. • Nottingham In Bed WithNewSueTheatre Lawleypage 111 Aug 2-25Endurance (not Suns) 11.00 (11.50) £5.50 (£4.50) • Joan Theatre 98 £6.50 2-26 (not 12)Rewrites 15.00 page (16.35) (£5.50) • Aug Lady Macbeth the Rulebook Broads2-26with22.15 Swords(23.25) page 92£7.50 (£5.50) Aug • Aug Lucid2-25Dreaming page 105 Suns)Hush 10.0Productions 0 (10.50) • Aug Richard III(notTremor Cordis page 127£5.50 (£4.50) 3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23,25 noon (13.45)The£6.50 (£5.50)Company page 118 • Teechers Aug Yarn 12,14,1Artspeke 6,18,Rep 20,2Theatre 2,Youth 24,26Theatre 20.50 (21.page55)87£7.50 (£5.50) • Aug The 5-11Night 18.00 Tremor (19.20) Cordis £6.50 (£5.50) • Twelfth page 127 Aug 2,4,6,8,10,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 noonVortex (13.45) 20th £6.50Century (£5.50)Blues page 84 • The Aug 2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 23.45World (01.00) £6.50 (£5.50) • Aug The Changeling page 93 12-26 is18.Just00 About (19.20)Enuff! £6.50The(£5.50) Food and drink: Licensed cafe-bar serving drink alDisabled: l day until Level late. entrance via Church doorfoodon andJohnston Terrace, l i f t to garden l e vel below (phone duty manager 0131via 624 1502Terrace: to arrange access). Alternative entrance8 steps Victoria 200m l e vel from High Street, down (no handrail). theatre upHelp6 stepsavailable (handrail). WC adapted. GuideAccess dogstowelcome. (advance warning appreciated). C 02 LI3 Venue 202225 Oxygen, Infirmary Street Tickets 5105, www.cthefestival.com Box Office: 09.00-late Doorfrom624C, 1503) Below Oxygen bar,Chicjust and over(Stage the road a brand new venue for 2001. cosy, the intimateiswild performance space hosts cool cabaret, caustic comedy, improv, upfront poetry, sensational solo shows and intense close-up theatre. £ Revue •Comedy Four12-26 on the Four on£7.50the (£5.50) Floor page 27 19.Floor 50 (20.50) • Aug Midnight Comedy with Edd Case and Pete Kerr Tristan Baker Productions page 46 Aug 3-26 midnight (01.10) £6.50 (£5.50) • Skin Pickings By(23.00) Royal Disappointment 3-26 22.00Ubersausage £6.50 46(£5.50) page 21 • Aug Ubernacht Aug 3-26 (notTues) 23.00page (23.55) £6.50 (£5.50) Music • The World' s Gone Mad Susan Black page 55 Aug 3-26 21.00 (21.55) £7.50 (£5.50) •Theatre Anger3-11and19.After Nadim £6.50 Safdar (£5.50) page 120 50 (20.50) • Aug The Case Craven Image Theatre page 94 Aug 19-26 11. 1 5 (12.05) £5.50 (£4.50) • Aug Happy5-26Hour17.30Masterpiece Entertainment page 109 (18.35) £6.50 (£5.50) • Granary InnocentProductions (when youpage dream) 103 Aug 3-26 15.00 (16.00) £6.50 (£5.50) 140

• AAugPeasant of1El5 (17.05) Salvador£6.50Dolphin Theatre page 97 5-26 16.Dreams (£5.50) • Aug Schoolgirl Craven£5.50Image Theatre page 94 19-26 12. 1 5 (12.50) (£4.50) • Aug Semblance Willdoo£5.50 Theatre(£4.50) page 129 3-26 (notof- 12)Madness! 14.Good 00 (14.55) • Shakespeare The Beer Guide Barking3-12,15-19,22-26 Mad page 90 18.55 (19.45) £6.50 (£5.50) Aug • Tonight, Matthew, I'm... Arena North page 86 Aug 3-18 £5.50 (£4.50) • The Trojan(not War12)98WillnoonNot(12.50) Take Place ExAnimae page Aug 3-18 (not 12)Tripod 10.20 (11.50)Company £5.50 (£4.50) • The Aug Zoo 12-26Story 13.00 (13.50)Theatre £5.50 (£4.50) page 127 Licensed open cafe-barall day. serving food and drink alFood l day and until drink: late. Restaurant Disabled: Level access to box office/bar from Street andstreet).to Unfortunately theatre fromWC'Robertson Close Infirmary (sloping cobbled s welcome. are unadapted up 3 steps from theatre level. Guide dogs Help and available (advance warning appreciated). C belle angele Venue 101 Hastie' s Close, off Cowgate TicketsLI2 225 5105, www.cthefestival.com Box Office: 09.00-late (Stage Door 624 1504) Behind CCcomes and above new theatre space. to la Cowgate belle angeleis anew withdynamic a fantastic premieres in as many writing on love,twelve life, and the afterlife - fromhours.Wicked the NSDF to Berkoff. Children' s Shows Productions page 13 •Aug Pandemonium 6-26 (not 12) Wisepart 10.30 (11.20) £5.50 (£4.50) (£3.50C) Dance £ Physical Theatre • Aug Pigs 6-26 - Hull(notTruck12)Theatre Company page 49 12.45 (13.35) £6.50C(£5.50) Music • Jakata C page 23.00 56 (05.00) £6.00 (£5.00) Aug 5,12,19,26 Musicals £ Opera • Opposites North12-18 LondonAttract Aug 11.Performing 30 (12.30)Arts£5.50Centre (£4.50)page 79 Theatre • Alex Through the Looking Fresh6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 Blood Theatre page 100Glass Aug 18.30 Friends (19.30) £6.50 (£5.50) • Aug Best Wisepart 129 6-26You(notWere 14) Marvellous 19.45Productions (20.45) £7.50page(£5.50) • Wisepart Dahling Productions page 129 6-26Something (not 14) 21.00 (22.00) £7.50 (£5.50) • Aug Doing Fresh6,8,10,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 Blood Theatre (orpageEducating 100 Linda) Aug 14.45 (15.45) Fresh £6.50Blood (£5.50)Theatre page 100 • Mannequin Aug 7, 9 , 1 1, 1 3, 1 5, 1 7, 1 9, 2 18.30My(19.Strings 30) £6.50 (£5.51,0)23,25 • Pull National Student (NSTC) page I 10 Aug 6-26Snow (not 12)Theatre 16.0s0Company (17.00)Caine £6.50page (£5.50) • Scarlet St Mary' School, 19-26 11.s3Shorts 0 (12.20) £5.50 (£4.50) 120 • Aug Shakespeare' ByAugRoyal Disappointment 92 £6.50 (£5.50) 6-26 (not 12)Wood 13.45page (14.35) • Whispers in the NUTS page I 12 Aug v6-26 15 (18.15) £6.50 (£5.50) • You' e Been17.Wonderful Fresh Blood Theatre page 100 Aug 7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23,25 14.45 (15.45) £6.50 (£5.50)

C underground Li3 i Venue 88 www.cthefestival.com Niddry Street South, off Cowgate Tickets 225 5105, Box Office: 09.00-late (Stage Door 624 1505) Deepstuff in a vault Southare Bridge isof.thePowerful place to feast on the thatfromunder dreams made physical performances cutting-edge companies from Britain and around venues. the Makeworld. sure This you seeis theit alvibrant l. vivacious variety of C • Music • Jordan Errollyn£8.00 Wallen(£6.00) Company page 58 Aug 4-18Town22.45The(23.50) Musicals £ Opera • Aug High13-18 On Air Out Drama 11.Year 00 (11.50) £5.50Company (£4.50) page 81 j Theatre • Aug b9 - Clinch 5-18 (notMountain 15.Lookout 00 (16.00)WakkaWakka £6.50 (£5.50)page 128 19-26 12.012)0 Lost (13.00) • Aug Black Comedy Theatre Company page 108 (not 12)Trestle noonTheatre (13.15)Company £6.50 (£5.50) • Aug Blood4-18 & Roses page Aug 4-26 (not Tues) 19. 1 5 (21.05) £8.00 (£6.00)127 4 • CarneVale Sue Lee4-18and16.15(17.45) Kosta Andrea Theatre Company page 123 1 £6.50 • Aug A Desire To Kill On The Tip129Of(£5.50) The Tongue Wisepart Productions page 4-26 S21.30 (22.30) £7.50page(£5.50) • Aug Dracula of A Productions Aug 4-26 (not 14) midnight (02.15)121 £8.00 (£6.00) • The DumbWaiter Stanford19-26University Mad Th8r£6.50 page(£5.50) 123 13.15(14.15) • Aug East4-18Lost(not Theatre Company page £6.50 108 (£5.50) , Aug 12) 13. 3 0 (14.45) • The Mystery of Irma Vep Hell' s Teeth! Aug 19-26 Eddie 22.45Ladd(midnight) £6.50 (£5.50)page 104 • Scarface page 107 10.30 (11.15) £6.50Theatre (£5.50) page 93 • Aug Shards19-26 of Glass Craven Image 19-26 16.00 (17.40) £6.50 (£5.50)page • Aug Skin Deep Strode' s Theatre Company 123 4-11 I 1.Peter 00 (11.50) £5.50Silver(£4.50) • Aug The Trial of Grimes Arrow page Aug 19-26 14.30 (15.45) £6.50 (£5.50) 120 • White Wisepart£7.50 Productions Aug 4-26Van18.Man00 (18.50) (£5.50) page 129 j Food and drink: Licensedfrombar.Niddry Street South (sloping 'I Disabled: Level WC access cobbled street). adapted. Guide dogs welcome. Help I available (advance warning appreciated).

Cafe47 Royal Fringe Theatre ji2 i Venue West Register Street Tickets 556 2549 Boxconditioned Office:17I 1.00-23.30 (Infolocated, 557 4792) Air and centrally the Cafe Royal offers theatre, stand-up comedy and music.There is a bar and food j; at lunchtimes. RevueShow...Early •Comedy BigValue£Blue Comedy Screaming ComedyFree page(non-ticketed 42 Preview Aug 2 Murder (21.30) 3-26 (not 14,19.231)0Show...Late 19.30 (21.30)Screaming £6.50 Blue • Aug BigValue Comedy Murder Comedy page 42(midnight) Free (non-ticketed) Preview Aug 2 22.00 3-26 (not 14,Rubbernecker 21) 22.00 (midnight) • Aug Rubbernecker page 42 £6.50 18-25Relations 17.45 (19.00) £9.50 (£7.50) • Aug Sexual with the Kinfkin Travis T. Merle21.40page(22.40) 36 £6.00 (£5.00)Hillbillies Aug 2-26 £ Physical Theatre 51 •Dance Lost20-26 Property Aug 12.05Monkeyshine (12.35) £5.00page(£3.50) Music • Aug Classical Guitar15)Jonathan Prag page£6.0066 (£4.50) 3-27 (not 05 (14.55) • Jazz & Jokes Jazz 16.&14.Jokes page 61 (ticketed) Food and drink: Licensed bar. Previews Aug 2-3 2 0 (17.20) Disabled: Entrance to venueunadapted, up 5 downand3 upsteps3 steps. via Hastie' s Aug 4-26 (not 14,21) 16.20 (17.20)Free£5.00 (£4.00) Close from Cowgate.WCs Guide Samuel 65 (£5.00) dogs welcome. Help available (advance warning appreciated). • Aug 5-26Oyediji (not 12,Samuel 19) 19.Oyediji 00 (20.00)page £6.00

Theatre • AAugChip in(not the Sugar All Aboard £7.00 page 85(£5.00) 15)Aboard 13.10(13.55) • Aug Falling4-27 Off Al l page 85 (notSamurai 15) 15.10Shoko (15.50)Ito £6.00 • Aug The 4-27 Female page£7.00120(£4.00) 2-26 (not Mons) 17.40 (18.40) • Aug Not 5-25 So Ladylike Theatre ofTravesti page 124(£5.00) 23.00 (midnight) £8.00 (£6.00) Pandora's Box Theatre Company page 110 | • Monash Aug 3-18Postgrad/Zenith (not Tues) 15.00 (17.00) £5.00 (£3.00) Food and drink: bistro Wbar.C (W+M) same level. Disabled: Ent: 2ydLicensed Aud: 2 Flights. : iI [ j

The183Caledonian Brewery Venue 42(InfoSlateford Road Tickets 226 0000 P3 Box Office: 623 8066) The FestivalScotland' Hall is onelastofworking Edinburgh'Victorian s most unique venues, sethall,within The a venue, formerwithbarleyasvariety store,ofismodern Edinburgh' s breweries. most popular ceilidh ceilidh bands playing during the Festival. j Music • Aug Ceilidhs At The Caley Caledonian 17-18,24-25 19.00 (00.30) £6.00Brewery (£5.00) page 56 Calton g/6 Venue 188 121(InfoCentre Montgomery Box Office: 226 0000) Street Tickets 226 0000 Comedy Laughs and<£ Mr.Revue Mad Musical t • The Amazing pageInventions 43(21.45) £6.00 (£5.00) Aug 5-27 (not 13,Smith 20) 20.45 Food and drink: Snacks, hot/soft drinks avairamp lableto10.upper 00-16.level00.. Disabled: Steps only to lower level. Disabled The203Cameo Bar Venue 2310.00-19.00 Commercial StreetHole Tickets 554 b/6 9999 Box Office: Situated on Commercial Street i n the heart of Leith. routes 22, 35, 16. Warm friendly welcome, incredible food.Bus A/• 1Laus/cFamilia Flamenca Ricardo5-25Garcia Siroco: Famili(£5.50) a Flamenca page 67 Aug 20.30& page (22.00)56 La£7.50 • Jim Ji m Byrnes Aug 6-18 23.00 (00.30) £7.50 (£5.00) Food and drink: Noon-01.00 Cannonball House lii Venue 165 Castlehill, Mile Box 10.00-1 1.00Royal 14.00-15.00 (Suns 14.0015.00Office: only) (Messages 556and8854) •Talks Free <&DailyEvents WalksVoluntary Down TheGuides RoyalAssociation Mile page 81 Edinburgh Festival Aug Duration6-Sept approxI 2hrs. Free (non-ticketed) Disabled: Limited. Canongate KirkMile Tickets 226 0000 km Venue 60 Canongate, Royal Box Office: 30 minutes before show. ! Built in 1688, thisCastle. beautiful Kirk serves both Holyrood Palace and It is Edinburgh a great place to visit, bathed in sunlight, either for concerts to experience worship on Sundays at I itsI. I fabulous Sam. acoustics, or join us for A/lus/c • Aug Los Angeles s Chorus(£2.00) Canongate Kirk page 56 18.00Children' (19.00) • Aug Ludus610-11 Baroque: B (21.30) Minor£4.50Mass Canongate page 56 19. 3 0 £9.00 (£6.00) Kirk • The Really Terrible Orchestra Canongate Kirk page 57 Sept I 17.30 (18.30) £2.50

• Shropshire Youth Orchestra National Association 64 Aug 23 19. 3 0 (21.30)ofYouth £7.50Orchestras (£3.50) (FreepageOrchestra SUDC) C.C Blooms ns • East Dunbartonshire Secondary Schools Venue 186 23/24 Greenside Place Tickets 556 9331 National Association ofYouth Orchestras page 64 24 19.30Youth (21.30)Recorder £7.50 (£3.50) ABoxbarOffice: nightclub,16.00-03.00 disco every(Info night.556Open9331)18.00-late. • Aug Staffordshire and (Free SUDC) Renaissance Ensemble Comedy <& Revue National Association ofYouth Orchestras 64 • Aug Sassy5-18Stryker Sassy Stryker page 45 Aug 25 12.30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (FreepageSUDC) 22.00 (22.40) £5.00 (3.50) • Warwickshire County YouthOrchestras Orchestra National Association ofYouth page 64 Food and Access drink: toBar.top bar only. Aug 25of 19.Scotland 30 (21.30)Schools £7.50Concert (£3.50) (Free SUDC) Disabled: • West Band National Association ofYouth Orchestras pageSUDC) 64 Aug 27 12. 3 0 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free Cellar Bar No. I Tickets 220 4298lis • West ofAssociation Scotland Schools Orchestra page 64 Venue 54 I Chambers Street National ofYouth Orchestras Box Office: (Info 220 4298) 27Youth 19.30Orchestra (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) • Aug Perth Ensembles Music National Association ofYouth Orchestras 64 • July Latenight Jazz Jazz(01.00) Cellar No.FreeI page 61 28Youth 12.30Orchestra (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (FreepageSUDC) • Aug Perth 29-Aug 4 22.30 (ticketed) National ofYouth page 64 Aug 5-25 23.30 (03.00) Free (ticketed) 28 Association 19.String 30 (21.30) £7.50Orchestras (£3.50) • Aug Fife Youth Orchestra and (Free SUDC) Food and Unsuitable drink: Bar foruntilwheelchair 03.00. access. Fife Youth Percussion Ensemble Disabled: National 64 29 Association 12.Orchestra 30 (13.30)ofYouth £4.50Orchestras (£2.00) (FreepageSUDC) • Aug Fife Youth Central Hall N9 National Association ofYouth Orchestras page 64 Venue 100 WestTollcross 229 2921 29 19.Jazz 30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) Box Office: 09.30-21.30 (InfoTickets 229and2921) • Aug Fife Youth Orchestra Central Hal l an oasis of refreshing relaxing orchestral National Association ofYouth Orchestras page 64 and chamber by youths financial orchestrasdistrict. and ensembles in Aug 30 12.30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC) the heart ofmusic Edinburgh' Wonderful • Bedfordshire County Youth Second Orchestra and hundred-year-old stained glass i n art nouveau style. Good Danesborough Chorus cafes, restaurants, bars etc in the vicinity. National Association ofYouth Orchestras page 64 30 19.Music 30 (21.30) £7.50Wind (£3.50) Music • Aug Redbridge Service Band(FreepageSUDC) • 22nd Festival of British Youth Orchestras National Association ofYouth Orchestras 64 National Association of Youth Orchestras page 63 Aug 31 12. 3 0 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC) Aug 11-Sept I £7.50 (not 14,19,26) • National Lothian Association Schools Orchestra 19. 3 0 (21.30) (£3.50) (Free SUDC) ofYouth Orchestras page 64 Aug I £4.50 (not 16-19,24,26) 31 19.Schools 30 (21.30)Jazz£7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) Edinburgh Orchestra 12.National 3013-Sept (13.30)Youth (£2.00) (Free SUDC)(under 18s) • Aug National Association ofYouth Orchestras page 64 • National Orchestra of Ireland 63 I 12.s30Symphony (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC) • Sept Chetham' Orchestra I I Association 19.30 (21.30)of Youth £7.50Orchestras (£3.50) (FreepageSUDC) National Association ofYouth Orchestras 64 • Aug Norden Orchestra National12 Association of Youth Orchestras pageSUDC) 63 Sept I 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (FreepageSUDC) Aug 19. 3 0 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free • World QuintetofYouth Orchestras page 63 Food and drink: Tea and coffee at evening performances only. National13 Wind Association Disabled: Aug 12.Youth 30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC) WC (+5 25").EntL:ift2ydon2+7+6 site. Str HR. Aud: 100yd 8+8 Str HR • Vancouver Symphony Orchestra National13 Association ofYouth 63 19.Youth 30 (21.30) £7.50Orchestras (£3.50)(Germany) (FreepageSUDC) Christie's lio • Aug IngolstadtAssociation Chamber Choir Venue 106221 27-31 West Port, Grassmarket National ofYouth Orchestras page 63 Tickets 1099 Aug 14 12.30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free SUDC) Box Office: Noon-01.00 (Info 221 1099) • National East Renfrewshire SchoolsOrchestras Senior Concert Association ofYouth pageSUDC) 63Band Comedy <£ Revue Aug 15 12.30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free • Big WordPerformance Performance Poetry 19 • Schwyz Youth Orchestra (Switzerland) Big Word NationalIS Association ofYouth Orchestras pageSUDC) 63 Aug 3-27 18.15 (19.40)Poetry£5.00page(£3.50) Aug 19. 3 0 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free • National UniversityAssociation of LondonofYouth Symphony Orchestra Food and drink: Snack baskets available - bar open from pageSUDC) 63 noon-late. Aug 16 19.30 (21.30) £7.50Orchestras (£3.50) (Free Disabled:pleaseGuidephonedogsaheadadmitted. •Symphonic Leicestershire and Leicester Arts in Education available; to arrange.Wheel chair access Wind BandofYouth Orchestras page 63 National17 Association Aug 19. 3 0 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free SUDC) Church Hill Theatre ss • Southampton University Sinfonietta Venue 137 09.30-17.30 Morningside Road noon-17.00 Sun (Info National18 Association ofYouth Orchestras pageSUDC) 63 Box 7597) Office: Mon-Sat, Aug 19. 3 0 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free 447 • Cardiff County &ValeofYouth of Glamorgan Symphonic63 Brass Seats 360. Cafe, bar open for performances. National Orchestras 20 Association 12.Junior 30 (13.30) £4.50Orchestra (£2.00) (Freepage SUDC) Dance <& Physical Theatre • Aug RSAMD Academy • American 2001 A Dance Odyssey Association ofYouth Orchestras page 63(FreeNational High School Theatre Festival page 48 Aug 20 19. 3 0 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) SUDC) Aug 1718,2018.20(19.40) • National DurhamAssociation County Early Music Consort Aug 12. 2 0 (13.40)£6.00 (£4.00) ofYouth Orchestras page 63 Aug 21 16. 2 0 (17.40) 21 12.County 30 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00)Orchestra (Free SUDC) • Parabox American High School Theatre Festival page 48 • Aug Durham Youth Chamber Aug 17 16.20 (17.40) £6.00 (£4.00) National Association ofYouth Orchestras pageSUDC) 63 Aug Aug 21 19.30 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free Aug 2018 14.10.20(11.40) 20 (15.40) • Malden Young Strings Aug 21 18.20(19.40) National Association ofYouth Orchestras pageSUDC) 63 Aug 22 12. 3 0 (13.30) £4.50 (£2.00) (Free Musicals <fi Opera • Malden Young Strings • Annie High School Theatre Festival page 76 National Association ofYouth Orchestras pageSUDC) 64 Aug 17 American 10.15(11.45) Aug 22 19. 3 0 (21.30) £7.50 (£3.50) (Free Aug 20 20.15 (21.45) £6.00 (£4.00) • National EdinburghAssociation SchoolsofYouth Wind Ensemble Aug 21 14.15(16.45) 64 Aug 22 22.15 (23.45) Aug 23 12.30 (13.30) £4.50Orchestras (£2.00) (FreepageSUDC) Church Hill Theatre continues over the page

• Aug Godspell American High School 6,1112.15(13.40) 10.15 (11.40) £6.00Theatre (£4.00)Festival page 76 Aug 8 Aug • American Once9 On18.15(19.40) ThisSchool islandTheatre Festival page 76 High Aug 7 14.15(15.40) 18.15(19.40) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 8 Aug 910 22.15 (23.40) Aug 16.15(17.45) • American Once on High this mattress School Theatre Festival page 76 Aug 6 14.15(15.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 7 20.15 (21.15) Aug 910 16.15(17.45) (23.45) • Aug You' re a22.15 Good Man, CharlieFestival Brown American High20 School Aug 17 12. (13.40)Theatre £6.00 (£4.00) page 76 Aug 20 18. 2 0 (19.40) Aug 10.20 (21.40) (11.40) Aug 2221 20.20 Theatre • Alice in Wonderland American High School Theatre Aug 17 20.20 (21.40) £6.00 Festival (£4.00) page 85 Aug 18, 2 2 14. 2 0 (15.40) Aug 20 10.20 (11.40) • American Antigone High(23.30) School Theatre Festival page 85 Aug £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 9610 22.30 12.14.3030(13.30) Aug (15.30) 30 (19.30) • Aug Book11of 18.Secrets American High School Theatre Festival page 85 Aug 7 12. 2 0 Aug 89 18.10.2200 (13.40) (19.40) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug (11.40) 11 20.20 of(21.40) • Aug The Comedy Errors American High15 School Theatre Aug 18 16. (17.45) £6.00 Festival (£4.00) page 85 Aug 19 20.15 18.15(19.45) Aug 21 (21.45) 10.15Acting (11.45)Show • Aug The 22Course American High School Theatre Festival page 86 Aug 67 22.15 12.15(13.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug (23.45) Aug 910 20.15 (21.45) • Aug The Crane18.15(19.45) WifeSchool Theatre Festival page 86 American High Aug £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 6710 18.30(19.10) 14.30(15.10) Aug 10.30(11.10) Aug 11 16.30(17.10) • Aug Fortress American h School(£4.00) Theatre Festival page 86 6 20.15 (21.45)Hig£6.00 Aug 7 16.15(17.45) Aug 9 14.15(15.45) I I 22.15 (23.45) • Aug A Piece About War Theatre Festival page 86 American High School Aug 18 22.15 (23.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug Aug 212219 14.15(15.45) 12.15(13.45) Aug 18. 1 5 (19.45) • Aug Play On! American High School 17,19 2116.15(17.45) 22.15 (23.45) £6.00Theatre (£4.00)Festival page 86 Aug 22 12.15 and (13.45) • Aug Shakespeare Love Festival page 86 American High School Aug 18 20.15 (21.40)Theatre £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 19 12.15(13.40) Aug 2022 22.15 (23.40) Aug 16. 1 5 (17.40) • American SpeakingHigh fromSchool the Clay Theatre Festival page 86 Aug 7 10. 3 0 (11.30) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 810 16.12.3030(17.30) Aug (13.30) (15.30) • Aug ThreeI I for14.High the30 School Road Theatre Festival page 86 American Aug 17 14.15(15.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 18 10.18.15(19.45) Aug 19 1 5 (I 1. 4 5) Aug 20 16.15 (17.45) K23

• American WhispersHigh fromSchool the Trembling Earthpage 86 Theatre Festival Aug 68 16.15(17.15) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 10.15(11.45) Aug (21.45) Aug 1110 20.15 12.15(13.45) - Display Memorabilia •VAScottish Church6-23HiTheatre l noon Theatre(16.00) page Free 130 Aug Disabled: Access to the auditorium is by a flight of stairs forup towheelchair first floorusers.level, making it currently unsuitable City229Art Centre Venue 2 10.00-18.00 Market StreetMon-Sat, Ticketsnoon-17.00 529 3993 Ki2 Box Office: Sun (Info 529 3993) The Citya Artvibrant Centreprogramme is the Council'of stemporary principal artexhibitions. gallery and hosts Located next toWaverley the former warehouse aescalator. bright modern space, withStation, six galleries accessible by lift andis Display •VAJun Art- 30-Oct and the6 City City Art Centre page 131 • Jun Australia Dreaming City Art Centre page 131 30-Oct 6 Migrations • Sebastian Salgado: City Art Centre page 131 Jun 30-Sept 2 Allan: Artist Adventurer • Sir William City Art Centre Jun 30-Oct 6 page 131 Food and drink: Licensed cafe open all day. Disabled: adapted WC.Wheelchair access to all galleries. Lift and Collective Gallery Venue 208 22-28 Cockburn Street 13.00-17.00 K12 Box Office: 10.30-18.00 Tue-Sat, Sun (Info 220 1260) VA Display • Aug Kate4-Sept Gray 9Collective GalleryFreepage(non-ticketed) 131 10.30 (18.00) Disabled: Full disabled access. The141Columcille Venue 2()Newbattle TerraceCentre Tickets 226 0000us BoxfineOffice: Afound hal l with comfortable seating for 150 people. Road. Easily next to the Dominion Cinema off Morningside Theatre • Aug Faustuslite The Rose 19-25 20.30 (22.00)Theatre £8.00Company (£5.00) page 119 Food and Fuldrink: Cafe access. open for drinks. Disabled: l disabled Concrete Butterfly us Venue 150 317-319 Box Office: (Info 558Cowgate 7130) - Display •VAAug Concrete Concrete Butterfly page 13 I 3 10.0Butterfly 0 (18.00) Free (non-ticketed) Continental Shifts at St Bride's Centre ns Venue 62 1010.00-22.00 Orwell Terrace Tickets 346346 1405 Box Office: Mon-Sat (InfoSupportive 1405)Fringe Winner of I999' s Total Theatre' s Most Venue award. theatre. Internationally acclaimed for excellencevenuein dance and GreatStreet. programme minutesphysical walk from Princes It's closer- great that you think!- IS Dance «& Physical Theatre • Em Lugar Algum Em Companhia deSun)Estranhos/Cultura page 50 13-25 (notLinhas 16.00 (16.55) Inglesa £6.00 (£4.00) • Aug Plano B Cia(not Aug 13-25 Sun)Aereas/Cultura 12.30 (13.25) Inglesa £6.00 page (£4.00)49

•Theatre Sardanapalo Parlapatoes, & Paspalhoes/Cultura Inglesa (£4.00) page 113 |Sp Aug 13-25 Patifes (not Sun) 14.00 (15.35) £6.00 Food and Entdrink: Licensed bistroAudand15yd bar. : 2 1/dogs 2 ydadmitted, ramped. adapted 1Ti lDisabled: evel access. Guide help availablflatWC e, very accessible.

The Corn Exchange SI Slateford Outer (1.2m) Venue 77 8383I I Newmarket Road, Tickets I 0141 339 Box Office: open 24 hours (Info 0131 443 0404) Edinburgh'addition s newesthosting live music to bethea H| welcome lvenue ive gigbars s.isTheproving latest withgreatlicensed andvenuecafe.hasRight jj next tomodern Slatefordfacilities train station. Music • Aug Neil 17Finn19.T30on(23.00) the Fringe£15.00page 72 • Aug Supergrass T on the Fringe 23 19.30 (22.00) £17.50page 72 Food and Ent: drink:15 ydLicensed bar and cafe. Disabled: Flat 9 StrAud: flat.WCramped. (adapted), orent Ent.fromat side: 20yd ramped.Aud: 4yd 2ydflat then Caf6: 4| side ramped. WC premises. Guide dogs admitted.(adapted). Wheelchair kept on 1 Crowne kis Venue 39226800000 HighPlaza Street,The Hotel Royal Mile Tickets The Crowne Plaza i s a unique fusion of traditional style and |• modern luxury nestling in the very heart of the historic Royal Palace.Mile. Halfway between Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood j •Children’s Total6-11Biscuit:13.Shows Productions page 10 , Aug 0Marbles 0 (15.00) Hurrah £5.00 (£3.00) Comedy <fi Revue • Aug Blind13-25 Mirth(notBli19)nd Mirth 19 £3.00 (£2.50) 19.25page (20.55) • Aug Gasping Hurrah(22.00) Productions page 34 6-11 20.00 £6.50 (£4.50) • Just A Little Prick The St20-25 George' page 42£4.00 (£3.00) I (nots Medics 22)Mystisk 18.Revue 00 (19.00) • Aug Resa Fantastiskt Frantic Redhead Productions page Aug 6-9,13-16,20-23 21.15 (22.45)27 £7.50 (£7.00) 10,17,24Midnight 23.00 (00.15) • Aug Rostra:The Hurrah5-1Productions pageLemur 34 £5.00 (£3.50) Aug I midnight (02.00) • Sentimental Suspicion:The Room Hurrah Productions page 34£6.50Girls Aug 6-11Meddling 17.30 (19.30) (£4.50) • Those Kids Frantic4-26Redhead Productions page 27£7.50 (£7.00) Aug (not Fris) 23.00 (00.10) Music • Annie GlennProductions Kesby andpageFriends Frantic7-10Gill, Redhead 59 Aug 19. 2 5 (20.25) £7.00 • Festival Festival,CDCD& and Record Fair 58(£6.00) Record Fair page Aug 17 11.0000 (19.00) Aug 19.00) £2.00 (£1.30) Aug 1819 Up10.10.and 00 (17.00) • Jazzed Winding Frantic4-5,10-12,17-19,24-26 Redhead ProductionsDown 21.page 25band (22.59 45) £8.00 (£7.00) • JDAug Hinton and Productions His American Frantic Redhead page 59 (£7.00) • Aug Magic5-26 in the21.15 Mist10(22.45) Frantic£8.00 Redhead Productions page 59 Aug 20-26 19. (20.40) £7.00 (£5.00) • Singing Stars ofProductions the Silver Screen - Part II Frantic Redhead page 59 Aug 5-26Bil(notwith12,Part 19) I 18.£6.00 15 (19.15) £7.00 (£6.00) Double (£5.00) • Singing Stars ofProductions the Silver page Screen59 - Part I Frantic Redhead Aug 19) I 17.£6.00 00 (18.00) Double5-26Bil(notwith12,Part (£5.00)£7.00 (£6.00)

j f !I l

24 hour Box Office ai www.edfringe.com Musicals <£ Opera • Aug A Man,5-19a Magic, Music £9.00 Movin'(£7.00) Melvin Brown page 79 19.00 a(20.30) <&Body Events •Talks Mind Body SpiritEdinburgh Edinburgh Festival Mind 2001 2001 page 82 Aug 25-27 Spirit 10.00 (18.00) Festival £2.00 (£1.00) Theatre Bill &8-26Eddie(not Frantic Redhead Productions page 100 ! •• Aug 13.Magi15 c(14.20) £7.00 The Ex-Files20.00Mons) Practical Theatre page I(£6.00) 17 Aug 13-18 (21.45) £7.00 (£5.00) 18 14.Frantic 00 (15.45) • Aug Hamlet Redhead Productions page 100 Aug 5-26 (not Mons) Context 17.15(18.45) • The Philanthropist page(£5.00) 93£8.00 (£6.00) Aug 12-26 15. 3 0 (17.00) £6.00 Twenty Performer page Light:The Little People I • Aug Hurrah6-11Productions 22.00 (24.00) 104 £6.00 (£4.00) Food and Access drink: Available. Disabled: available. Dalkeith Arts Centre RI7 Outer (6m) Venue 161 White Hart (not Street,Sun).Dalkeith Box Office: 11.00-16.00 Closes 13.00 on 24 Aug. - DisplayCommunity Artists Midlothian •VACommunity Midlothian page 133 Aug 7-24 11.Artists 00 (16.00) Danish Cultural Institute is Venue 163 3(Info Doune Box Office: 225Terrace 7189) Info 225 7189 VAEva- Display Greenlanders [ • Aug DanishMerz: Cultural page 131 13-Sept 9 Institute 10.00 (17.00) Disabled: Three steps from pavement to front door. Lift I inside building. Diverse Attractions Venue I 225 I Riddles 322 Lawnmarket lii Tickets 8961 Court,Mon-Sat Box Office: 10.30-21.00 (Weeks I -3) (Info 225 s8961) Edinburgh' unique award-winning community Between the sponsored polish of the Assembly and thevenue. dire L risks of the commercialised Fringe , there i s a venue where reason prevails. Open 11. 0 0-23. 0 0. Cafe, theatre, music, poetry and dance. Revue poet, fun guy Bob Jones page 34 •Comedy Bob 20-25 Jones:£Humorist, 15.Sheep 15 (16.15) £6.50 (£5.00) • Aug Nimrod' s Fish, and Hippos Nimrod's Fish page 37 20-25 15.30Babl(16.30) £4.50 (£3.50) • Aug Once A Catholic a ke At Diverse Aug 13-18 15.15 (16.45) £3.50 Attractions page 17 Music • The Pictures ofRoad Uncle Donnie' page £5.00 58s Wake(£3.00) Aug Crow 13-18 11.3Band 0 (12.45) I •Theatre 1966 13-18 and All19.That Diverse£6.00 Attractions Aug 30 (20.30) (£4.00) page 96 BeDiverse My Baby - Baba Theatre Company ! • Aug Attractions page 96 6-18Armbands (not 12) 21.30 (22.30) £5.00 96 Black6-18 Attractions I •• Aug (not 12) Diverse 11.Theatre 45 (12.35) £5.00page(£4.50) Burns Chameleon Company Diverse13-18Attractions page 96£6.00 (£5.00) jI • Aug 19.30 (20.45) Communication Breakdown Hampden Sydney Theatre Diverse6-11Attractions page 96£5.00 (£3.00) II • Aug 13. 3 0 (14.30) Dawn13-18 Chorus21.15Flat-Footed Theatre(£6.50) page 99 i • Aug (22.55) £7.50 Detox A Simpler Life in I Easy Lesson ] Aug Diverse6-11Attractions page 96£6.50 (£5.50) 17.30 (18.45)

V> Diamonds andDiverse PriceAttractions Present Under Conditions page 96Laboratory Aug 20-25 18.Cabaret 00 (18.45) £4.00 (£2.00) The Elektra Penn Theatre Ensemble page 114 Aug 20-25Baggage 11.30 (12.40) £3.00 (£2.50) Excess Anjellyco Productions Aug 13-18 17.30(18.15) £5.00 (£3.50) page 86 Goes Around Comes Around Diverse20-25Attractions page 96£4.00 (£3.00) Aug 21.30 (22.30) InDiverse Camera - Exposure Attractions page Theatre 97£5.00 (£4.00) Aug 6-11 15.30 (16.40) Jack the Ripper by Patrick Prior Diverse Attractions page 9730 (14.45) Aug (notDay Suns)of -13.Row £7.00 (£5.00) ADiverse Life6-25inAttractions the St Theatre page 97 Aug 13-25 (not Suns) £6.5097 (£4.50) The 6-11 Overcoat Diverse17.15(18.45) Attractions Aug 19.30 (20.30) £6.00 (£4.00)pagepage(£2.00 Peace at Last... Diverse Attractions 97 C) Aug 6-18 (notDiverse 12) 15.Attractions 30 (16.45)pageFree97 (ticketed) Postscript Aug (20.45) £4.00 (£3.00) ADiverse Pot20-25 ofAttractions Gold19.1-5Desperado page 97£6.00 (£4.00) Aug 20-25 21.15 (22.45) Song ofAttractions the Suitcase - First Among Sequels Diverse pageMan97£5.00 Aug 20-25 13. 3 0 (14.30) (£4.00) Theatre Rep - Thepage Mercators Diverse7-11Attractions 97£6.00 (£5.00) Aug 17.30 (18.45) The Trenches Attractions(£2.50)page 97 Aug 19.30 Diverse (20.30) Two 8-11 -13-18 Treadwater Diverse£3.50 Attractions Aug 13.15(14.35) £5.00 (£4.00) page 97 Food and drink: Cafe al l day. Disabled: Aud: 25yd FlWheelchair at. access to Room I only. Ent: 3yd Flat. Drummond Community Theatre G1241 Venue 25Place Drummond Community High12 School, Bellevue Tickets 557 9040 (after July) Box 9040) Office: 30 mins before first show-midnight (Info A557 new, modern marquee/theatre in thebusheart of(ample the Broughton district, easilyHome accessed by foot, or car free parking on site). of Festival Theatre USC-USA, first Americans on the Fringe in 1966. Comedy £ Revue • Nicky Silver' in Captivity Festival5,9,12,16,19,23 Theatres Raised USC - 19.USA Aug 0minutes 0 page (21.30)27 £5.00 • Star Wars Trilogy in 30 Festival4-25Theatre USC - USA page (00.35) 27 £5.00 Aug (not Mons) midnight Aug Aug 4,11,18,25 18,25 11.00noon (11.35)(12.35) Musicals £ Opera • IFestival Love You, You'USC re Perfect, Now78Change Theatre - USA page Aug 4-5,8,11 -12,15,18-19,22,25 22.00 (23.45) £5.00 • Weird RomanceUSCand- USA Le Boeuf sur leToit Festival Theatre page 78 Aug 3,7,9-10,14,16-17,21,23-24 21.45 (23.55) £5.00 Theatre • Arthur Kopit'sUSC BecauseHeCan Festival4,8,11,15,18,22,25 Theatre - USA16.page 98 £5.00 Aug 0Papers 0 (17.45) • Henry James'TUSC he Aspern Festival Theatre USA page 98 5,9,12,16,19,23 16.00USC (18.00) • Aug Oleanna Festival Theatre - USA£5.00 page Aug 3,7,10,14,17,21,24 16. 0 0 (17.45) £5.0099 • Sam Shepard' s Buried Child Festival3,7,10,14,17,21,24 Theatre USC - USA19.0page 99 £5.00 Aug 0 (21.30) • Tennessee Williams' T he Notebook ofTrigorin Festival8,11,15,18,22,25 Theatre USC - USA page(21.45) 99 £5.00 Aug 19. 0 0 • Unclaimed Assets Fest13.i3v0al Theatre Aug 5,11-12,18-19,25 (15.45) USC £5.00- USA page 99 Disabled: Access for wheelchair users.

Duddingston Kirk Manse Garden Q18Duddingston Outer (2.5m) Venue 121556 9579/226 Old Church Lane, Village Tickets 0000(venue), Box Office: 19. 0 0-20. 0 0 10. 00-19.00 498 (Fringe), 10. 0 0-19. 0 0 (Netherbow) (info 665 9742/07940 These secludedLochgardens, stillness311) Duddingston andundermadetheoverlooking famous byof Arthur' thethe painting 'Tandheof Skating Minister' l i e shadow s'theSeatmost the ancient Duddingston Kirk. Described as beautiful venue in Edinburgh' Scotsman. Theatre •Aug The Wallace Theatre£5.00Alba mpr page 123 20.00 (22.30) Aug 910-12,16-19,23-26 20.00 (22.30) £7.50 (£5.00) Food and Fuldrink: Coffee, tea,adapted biscuits,toiletetc.on site. Disabled: ly accessible, Edinburgh Buddhist Centre ps Venue 215 lOViewforth 228 3333 Box Edinburgh Office: (Info 228 Centre 3333)Tickets The Buddhist is runalbyl year the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order and i s open classes and courses in meditation and Buddhism.round offering £ Events •Talks Buddhist Meditation of the Western Buddhist Order page 81 Friends Aug 8-25 11. 0 0 (12.30) £5.00 Aug 8,13,15,20,22 19.00 (20.30)(£3.00) Food and Good drink:disabled Tea and access. biscuits provided. Disabled: Edinburgh College ofArt mio Venue 73 Launston BoxvisualOffice: (Info with 221Place 6000) programme of artists Afrom arts venue all over Europe andantheexhibition UK. Comedy £ Revue • Radio Waves of Art Wee Red Review page 26 Edinburgh Aug 12-18College 20.00 (21.15) £6.00 (£4.00) Disabled: Fully accessible. Lifts.WC adapted. Edinburgh Playhouse 113 Venue 59 18-22 Greenside PlaceonTickets 0870 606days) 3424 Box Office: 10.00-18.00 (20.00 performance (Info 557 2692) £ Revue High on Laughter page 33 •Comedy High21on 20.00 Laughter (23.30) St• aAug lStonewall s £19.50 Circle £19.50 (£17.50) Benefit Balcony £12.50 (£7.50) Aug 22 20.00Benefit (22.00)Stonewall £16.00 (£15.00)page 45 Food and drink:3ydLicensed bar at time of performance. Disabled: stalls down Ent: 3 flights. 3 Str. Main Aud: Circle at street level, Edinburgh his Venue 144 2310.00-18.00 Onion Printmakers Street Box Office: (Info 557 2479) - Display Edinburgh Printmakers page 132 •VAJosef Aug 11Albers - Sept 21 (not Suns, Mons) 10.00 (18.00) Free Disabled: Ramp available.Advance notice appreciated. Edinburgh LI 031Outer Venue 199 09.00-17.00 MurrayfieldZoo Tickets314314 I (3m) Box Office: (Info 031theI) wildest One of Europe' s leading zoos, and visitorof attractionareinendangered Scotland. Home to over many which in theresearch wild. 1000 We' reanimals, commited conservation, education and but also having fun!to Open every day 9.00-18.00. - Display •VAJulLiving Colour 132 27-Sept 7 09.00Edinburgh (18.00)ZooFreepage(non-ticketed) Food and drink: Available.

Edith Gallery Venue 103 67Simon Northumberland Street Admission no free Box Office: 6-15 Augastonishing, (Info 556 5873) Always new, always always mouth-watering picture maker, sculptor, stimulator. Artist wi l i n g, able and ready to answer questions. - Display •VAAug Edith Gallery page 132 6-25Simon10.3Gallery 0 (18.00) Edith FreeSimon (non-ticketed) Disabled: One low step from pavement and one step into entrance. Ego204and OutPlace Tickets 478 7434 his Venue 14 Picardy Box Office: Noon-midnight (Info 478Street 7434)area. Alfresco Adrinking funky venue in the early trendymorning Broughton andandining, breakfasts andandcoffees, serving up eclectic mix of theatre, comedy a 600 capacity late night club.A must do! Comedy £ Revue • The Chop Lounge Variety £5.00 Show AS220 page 14 Aug 8-1Pork1,15-18 21.00 (23.00) Music • Aug Ego 2-4,6-27 & Out EgoContact & Outboxpageoffice 58 for details Musicals £ Opera • COMINGsoon Elegies for Angels Raging Queens page Punks 7718.30and Aug 4-26 (not 5,14) (19.40) £6.00 (£5.00) - Listings •VAAS220 Gallery Exchange AS220 page 130 Preview 00 (midnight) Aug 8-18Aug12.70019.(23.00) Free Free Food ly licensed until 3.00. Food served 10.00-22.and00,Egodrink: snacks alFull night. Disabled: - access only, Outhouse - access and WC.

- Display •VAFringe PosterCompetition Competion 132 Fringe5-27Poster Aug 10.00 (22.00) Freepage(non-ticketed) Food and Access drink: Available. Disabled: available. Fringe Green Room K12 Venue 2 Warriston CloseoffersInfosupport 226 5257and advice for The Fringe Green Room Fringe participants and performers throughout August.internet From workshops, masterclasses and trade access services, we shows aim to toenhance or smoothandyouradministrative Festival experience. Talks £ Events • Allen Wright Award Allen Wright Award page 80 date Aug • Closing Don' t Break a Leg!20for-noon Health and Safety Performers Equity page 81 16-17 Green 13.00 (15.00) Free (non-ticketed) • JulAug The31-Aug Fringe Room Fringe Green Room page 82 27 10.Performers 00 (18.00) Free forNational Fringe • Royal Theatre Studio Royal13-17 National Theatre Studio page 82 Aug 0 (18.00) Free for Fringe10.0performers (non-ticketed) Disabled: Help always available, please call in advance on 226 3863

Fringe Shop and Box Office Ki2 Venue I 180TelHigh09.00-21.00, Street Tickets 226 000010.00-19.00 Box Office: in person (Info 5257) Get aland l226yourBox Fringe andseven memorabilia from during the Fringe Shop Office.tickets days a week the Festival, it i sSmith a hive ofOpen information and magnets inspiration. Limited edition Paul Fringe t-shirts, mugs, and designwinning posters. The140Engine Shed Ni4 Disabled: Open air venue 30yd Flat. Venue 19 St Leonard' s Lane Tickets 226 0000 Musicals £ Opera Fringe Sunday Nil • Aug Let's14-16 Kick Mrs Venue 200 Melville Drive noonWorthington (13.00) £8.00Divas (£6.00)2 page 77 BoxnewOffice: (Info 226Sunday. 5257) A site for Fringe Food and drink: Vegetarian cafe. The Meadows has been a favourite spotCityforsince the people Edinburgh to enjoy outdoor lifepopin thebands 1865. Joinof us for picnics between Poplars, and ice poles. Festival Square/ £Sunday Eventson the Meadows Conference ls •Talks Fringe Venue 206 Lothian RoadSquare Fringe12Sunday the Meadows page 82 Aug 11.00on(17.00) £ Events Free (non-ticketed) •Talks Arcazaar Architects of Air page 80 Aug 5-27 noon (19.00) £3.00 Food and drink: and Nobarsdisabled nearby. Galerie Mirages h? Disabled: Good Plenty access oftorestaurants, public openpubsspace. Venue 149 46aisRaeburn Placegallery Info 315 2603in a 19th parking nearby. Galerie Mirages a permanent housed Century bakehouse and is a real find - a treasure trove of Fettes College Venue 233 09.00-17.00 East Fettes Avenue Tickets 3322925) 2281 es wonderful items from around the world. Box Office: Mon-Fri (Infofrom332Princes VAHeavy - Display Fettes College 15 minutes slow walk Street, Metal15 Galerie Mirages Free page(non-ticketed) 132 parking forviews 300 cars, Gothic extravaganza of a ibuilding with • Aug 2-Sept 10.00 (17.30) wonderful of the ci t y . Feel free to picnic n the superb grounds before the show. Disabled: 4 steps to venue. •Theatre AFettes Midsummer The Garage /v\9 at the 20.00 FringeNight' pages 99Dream Aug 20-25 (21.30) £5.00 (£3.00) Venue 81 Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court Tickets 221 9009 Office: 10.00-22.00 (Infoan international 221 9009) artist catering Disabled: Ten steps. AntoBoxtheinternational venue needsyetof alfriendly, l artists.runThebyGarage Professional prides itself for its wide radical programming. Fountainpark Leisure Arange placeof unique to relax,and experience and communicate. 'Fringe Complex N6 nirvana!' Scotsman. Venue 86s Dundee Info 226 destination. 5257 Family Edinburgh' all-in-oneStreet entertainment entertainment-bowling-Multiplex cinema-bars-pubs•Comedy The Pop-up£ Revue Guide to Armageddon nightdub-restaurant-visitor attractions, al l Aaaargh! 14 (£3.00) the city centre. Day or night, Fountainparkiniseasy openreach for alfrom l. Aug 5-18Productions 23.15 (00.15)page£5.00 144

Dance £ Physical Theatre • The Color Eyes University of Nevada, College of page Fineof Arts, Las Vegas 49 15-18 15.II45 (16.45) £7.00 (£5.00) • Aug Dancescapes College5-27of Fi(notne Arts, Nevada,£7.00 Las Vegas(£5.00) page 49 ,!: Aug 13,2University 0)Echoes 13.00ofof(14.00) • Aug Echoes19-27Of Egypt Egypt page 50 22.15 (23.15) • Aug Gay Samurai Boys£8.00 Japan(£5.00) Experience page 51 5-27Winter (notReview 13,College 21) - J21.30 (22.30) £8.00 (£7.00) • Joe in of Fine Arts, University of <i Nevada, Las Vegas page 49 Aug 5-12,14,19,21 -27Saltinbanques 15.45 (16.45)in Curious £7.00 (£5.00) • Japan Katsura Kan andpage Fish 1 Experience 51 13-27(Company 21.00 (21.50) (£6.00) page 51 • Aug Medea5-27 East)15.4£7.00 Japan Experience Aug (not 13, 2 1) 5 (16.45) • Japan MedusaExperience - Life Without Snake £8.00 (£7.00) page 51 12.45 (13.30) £5.00 Temple (£4.00) Dances < • Aug Odissi13-27 - Classical Indian Hindu Shakti page 52 (12.50) Aug 5-27 noon £8.00 (7.00) • Aug Taming19-27the 18.Dragon Experience 30 (19.15)Japan £7.00 (£6.00) pagepage5151 s • Aug Uncertain Memories Japan Experience 5-27 (not 13, 2 0) 15. 0 0 (15.45) (£5.00) i • The Woman who Fellpagefrom51 the Sky£6.00 Medicine Wheel Dance Project Aug 12-27Izuta16.in15 Relief (17.30) £7.00Experience (£6.00) 51 | • Yumiko Aug 5-27 (not 13,20) 12.Japan 15 (13.00) £5.00 page (£4.00) Music • Aug MugenkyoTaiko Drummers Experience 8-27 19.00 (20.00) £9.00Japan (£7.00) (£5.00 C)page 60 | • College Nextet of Fi n e Arts, University of Nevada, Las Vegas page 57 t Aug 15-27 20.00in Tantra (21.30)Vision £7.00Japan(£5.00) • Tokyo Triangle Experience page 61 Aug 5-18 (not 19-27 (not13)21) 18.14.3000(19.00) (15.00) £4.00 (£3.00) • Aug UNLV Jazz College5-13of Fi20.00 ne Arts,(21.30) University£7.00 of Nevada, Aug (£5.00)Las Vegas page 57 ^ Theatre • Aug Anniversary Experience page 105 5-11Than16.(Atelier 30 (17.15)Qui)£6.00Japan(£5.00) • Closer Ever College of page Fine Arts, of Nevada, Las Vegas 9313,20)University 5-27 (notDaggers 14.Broke 15 (15.30) • Aug The Day the Loose £7.00 (£5.00) Molana Theatre Group page 110 20-26II The 11.00Red(11.45) £6.00 (£5.00) • Aug Edward Bull Players Aug 5-19 (notInnocence 13) 21.30 (23.00)page£6.00I 18(£5.00) • The End of Gresham' s Youth Theatre page 5-11 10.45Japan (11.45)Experience £6.00103(£3.00) • Aug Neil Farrelly 16.in30History (17.15) Pay whatpageyou105can afford • Aug Going21-26 DownProductions Workhorse page 129£5.00 Preview Aug17.10(18.20) 5 17.10(18.20) Aug 6-18 £8.00 (£6.00) • The of Being Earnest BelarusImportance National22.00Student Theatre - On(£4.00) the Balcony page 90 Aug 12-18 (23.30) £6.00 • Aug Look5-19 About(notYou13) The13.15(14.45) Red Bull Players page(£5.00) I 18 £6.00 • Simon Mchouga-Maboul ATale of Extraordinary Madness Elbaz-Matrouz(21.30) page 98£6.00 (£5.00) • Aug Naked12-26Lies20.30 & ViolentpageMessages Experimental Theatre 92£5.00 Bristol Aug 20-27 23.50 (00.30) • The Passers-By Project Z Theatre Aug 6-18 Company (not Japan 12) 13.page 45 129(15.15)page£5.00105(£4.00) • Aug ScarletZone Experience 5-27 17. 0 0 (18.00) £6.00 (£5.00) • Tom Boys and SexTheatre Objects Bristol Experimental page 92 Aug 20-27 23.00 (23.40) £5.00

- Listings •VAUNLV' s Filmmaker' s Showcase College of Fine Arts, University Vegas page£6.00 130(£5.00) Aug 5-27 (not of13,Nevada, 20) 10.Las 00 (noon) Food and Good drink:disabled Sushi Baraccess. and Ndebele Cafe. Disabled: Garage Chapiteau f Venue (Theatre du Risorius) k? 85221Princes Gardens West Tickets 9009 - Street Box Office: 10.00 22.00 (Info 221 9009) II Adunewly from France by Theatreon Risorius.opened A newmarquis additionbrought to TheinGarage with emphasis |I the physical theatre. Spaciouscanwithbehighusedceiling and strong rigging, Garage Chapiteau i n many experimental | ways. Children's Shows Theatre Company [ • Vintage St Cuthbert' s 0Parish Church£3.50page(£2.50 11 C) Aug 6-7 I 1. 0 (noon) Bandelier [ • Aug StLinda Cuthbert' s Parish Church page I I C) 6,10the 10.Clown 00 (11.00) £3.50 (£2.50 • Roilie f Aug St Cuthbert' Church£3.50page(£2.50 12 C) 7-9 Parks 10.s 0Parish 0 (11.00) • Audrey St Cuthbert' s Parish Aug 8 I 1.Fischbacher 00 (noon) £3.50 (£2.50 C)Church page 12 • Stephen |f Aug St Cuthbert' Church£3.50page(£2.50 12 C) 9-10 11.s StParish 00Cuthbert' (noon) • Aug Ian White s Parish Church page 12 I I 10.00 (noon) £4.00 Children’s Shows 0 Volpino Du Risorius (18.page40)13£4.00 (£3.OOC) Aug 5-27 Theatre 15.00 (15.40)18.00 i Dance <£ Physical Theatre 0 Aki (Danse) - La Ligne entre la Terre et la Mer Experience page 5119.30 (20.20) £8.00 (£7.00) jII • Japan Aug 5-27 (notLauraMons) Blue/Moon Hope Steckler, ng Theatre page 51 I • Aug 20-26 18.00Dance (18.55) £7.00Movi(£6.00) FreeFall/Aerial Theatre jI The Moving page£7.00 52 (£5.00) Aug 5-18 17.Company 45 (18.40) • The Pillow Book Shakti page I • Aug 5-27 of21.00 (22.00) £9.00 53(£8.00) Sketches the Underworld HoaxAug Productions 48 £4.00 J|| AdAug Preview 5 16.15 page (17.15) 6-17 16.15(17.15) £6.00 (£5.00) • Skin & Playing Cards with Beethoven 1I Aug Tatu 12-27 page 5315.00 (15.45) £7.50 (£5.50) j Music TaikoExperience Drum Workshop with Mugenkyo 1! 0 Japan page Aug 18-19,24-27 16.3610 (17.20) £6.00 (£5.00) I Disabled: Yes. |i Venue Gateway Hi4 7 Elm10.00-last RowTheatre Tickets Box Office: show317(Info3939478(Fringe 0195only) - Pre||; Around Fringe, 3the17 world 3939 -inFringe) 25 days hostforto ftI world theatre, musicandand dance.- theAlsoGateway hosting plaayscentre international ftI www.universal-arts.com/CIA Fringe, daily buyers 10am-1 pm. promoters From 8 Augseeking samplework our across shows theon Dance & Physical Theatre 51 £10.00 (£8.00) | •• Shinla Aug 16-27Kaoruco 15.Salsa 00 page (16.00) The Spice in Cutumba - Cuba page 49 IH Aug (not Weds) 21.453-27 (22.55) £ 10.00 (£8.00) (£7.00 C) a

Music 0andMactheTontoh and thepageKete62Warriors Mac Tontoh Kete Warriors Aug 3-27 (not 15) midnight (01.15) £8.00 (£6.00) Musicals <£ Opera 0 Opera Galactica Opera Galactica page 79 Preview 19.00 (21.00) £5.00 £9.00 (£7.00) Aug 5-27Aug(not3 Weds) 19.00 (21.00) Talks & Events 0 Outside Eye: Making ofTrestle Trestle9 Theatre Company£15.00 page (£10.00) 83 Experience Aug 10.00 (13.00) Theatre • Beowulf Grendel Productions page 103 Aug 3-27Stones,Waves (not Weds) 16.and15 (17.20) • Casting Ripples £6.00 (£4.00) Sheehan Productions page 120 £3.50 Previews Aug 3-4 10. 1 5 (11.50) (not 15)Works10.15(11.50) • Aug The 5-27 Collected of Billy the£5.00 Kid (£3.50) Carnegie Mellon University and Queen University College page 93 £6.00 (£4.00)Margaret Aug 16-24 12. 4 0 (13.55) • ATheFewUniversity More Lessons in Love Scarborough Project: ofWed) Hull 13.page 3-14 (not 00 120(13.50) £6.00 (£4.00) • Aug The First chapter of Peter Stanford University of Drama page 122 Preview Aug 4 21.40Department (22.55) £3.00 Aug 6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 21.40 (22.55) £7.50 (£6.50) • Aug Happy16-27Days18.Stand-by Productions page 122 05 (19.35) £7.00NXT(£6.00) • Aug A Light Gathering of Dust page 112 4,6,8,10,12,14,17,19,21,23,25,27 20.15(21.15) £7.00 (£5.00) • Aug Loaded page 112 3,5,7,9NXT ,1 1, £7.00 13,16,18,20,22,24,26 (£5.00) • 20.15(21.15) Philoctetes Stanford University Department of Drama page 122 Preview Aug 3 21.40 (22.55) £3.00 Aug 5,7,9,11,13,17,19,21,23,25,27 21.40 (22.55) £7.50 (£6.50) • Boulder PinstripePlayers Suitepage 91 Aug 3-14 18.00 (19.30) £7.00Bames(£5.00) • ReworkingCassandra page 92 Aug 3-27 (not Weds) 14.Browne 30 (15.30) Productions £6.00 (£5.00) Foodevening. and drink: Indoor and outdoor licensed cafes day and Disabled: Full disabled access. Ramps/level access, toilets. George Square Gardens Ni2 Venue 167constructed George Square Originally in theof this early I760'sGeorgian , George Square Gardens i s set the centre listeda classic as ainconservation area. Aelegant perfect haven inSquare, which tonowenjoy piece of theatre. Theatre • Marivaux's The Dispute My Wooord! Aug 10-23 18.Productions 30 (19.45) page£6.00I 10(£5.00) Disabled:Entrance Parking tospaces and ramped Square. gardens oppositeaccess Georgeto George Square George Square Theatre N12 Venue 37 George Square(InfoTickets 662 8740 Box Office: 10.00-22.00 662 8740) We' re back! We'to vreveal e brushed theSquare brick dust from our and areFor delighted George Theatre' newhairfacelift. 2001 we present an explosive and vibrantsinternational showcase Come and ofjointheus!best in world theatre, music and dance.

Children's Shows 0 CircoTeatro Udi Grudi - O Cano George3-13Square Aug 13.3Theatre 0 (14.30)page£6.0010 (£4.00) Children’s Shows 0 DrDr Bunhead' Bunhead vs The World' s Biggest9 Bogey Education Aug 18-26 sI Science 1.00 (noon) £6.00page (£4.00) <& Revue- Gone with the Wig 0Comedy The Chandettes George3-12,16-19,21 Square Theatre page 28(23.55) £ 10.00 (£8.00) -26 22.45 • Aug Chapertons - Theatre Boom! George Square 28 (£7.00) Aug 16-26 18.30 (19.40)page£9.00 <£ Physical Theatreon Water 0Dance Aditi Mangaldas - Footprints George3-13 Square Theatre page£8.0050 (£6.00) Aug 18. 4 5 (19.45) • Gamut Band -Theatre Life is Rhythm George Square page£ 5010.00 (£8.00) 16-26 and 20.40the(21.40) • Aug Cinderella Flower Fairies Burklyn Youth Ballet page 48£6.50 Aug 10-17 11.15(12.15) (£4.00)Ensemble The • The Cossack StateEnsemble Dance RussianRussian State Dance Aug 18-26Cossack 13.10(14.10) £8.00 (£6.00)page 52 Music 0 Tokebi page £9.00 66 (£7.00) Aug 3-12PungMuAk 20.40 (21.40) Musicals <6theOpera 0 OnReturn Forbidden Planet Roleto Productions AugA3-13 15.20 (17.50)page£8.0079 (£6.00) 0Theatre Casanova Suspect page 123 £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 17-26 (not Mon)Culture 15.15(17.30) Food and drink: Cafe every day.access via George Disabled: spacesbarFacilities andopenramped Square, lift toParking auditorium. available on ground floor. Gilded Balloon at Peppermint Lounge Li3 Venue 139 3610.00-01.00 Blair Street 226 2151 Box Office: (InfoandTickets 226dusty,6550) Some Fringe venues are old some are hot and smelly. Not the Peppermint Lounge; it's and 0Comedy Deirdre O'&KRevue aneGilded &TaraBalloon Flynn -Tis30Pity She's Anonymous Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 20.30page (21.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 20.30 (21.30) • Gilded DeirdreBalloon O'Kanepageis Crystalized 30 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 22.00 (23.00) (23.00) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.00 • Aug Driscoll and Message Gilded Balloon page 30 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (19.00) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) 18.18.0000 (19.00) • Aug Infinite10-12,17-19,24-26 Numberpageof30Monkeys Gilded Balloon 11-17 16.Is 3Glamourous... 0 (17.30) £7.00 (£6.00) • JillAug GildedPeacock Balloon page 30 19.15 (20.15) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 19.1Balloon 5 (20.15)page£8.50 • Aug The 3-9,20-23,27 Sitcom Trials 16.Gilded 30 (£7.50) Aug 30 3(17.30) £7.00 (£6.00) Aug 10,18-19,24-26 16. 0 (17.30) £8.00 (£7.00)40 • The Stand In 3-4Puerile Comedy Company page Previews Aug 5-27Aug (not 14,21)14.3014.(15.30) 30 (15.30)£4.00£7.50 (£6.50) •Theatre Check Your Coupon Gilded Balloon Aug (14.30) page £7.50102(£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 13.13.0000 (14.30) £8.50 Food and drink: Licensed bar. Disabled: Basement steps.bestPlease office in advance and wevenue, wil do15 our to help.ring the box 145

’

WB* MBS Gilded Balloon at Teviot Row14 House Venue 5/220.00-02.00 Bristo Square Tickets 650 4403 m/2 Box Office: The Fringe hasRow just gotten -bigger and better. Gilded Balloon goes venues, private licensedto Teviot restaurant, House public bars;fiveeverything insidemembers and out. bar, Children' s Shows • Chipolatas Gravy Gilded6-1212.30 Balloonin IGroovy -(13.30) Teviot notpage 10(£5.00) Aug £6.00 • The Happy Gang' s Singalong Saloon! Gilded Balloon I Teviot page 10 Aug 7-13,17,24-25 14.Playgroups) 00 (15.00) £6.00 (£4.50 Nurseries and • When the Robbers Came to Cardamom Town Gilded10-18 Balloon Aug 10.I00- Teviot (noon)page£6.5010 (£5.50) «£ Revue •Comedy BalletWho?! Gilded Balloon II-Teviot page 30 Aug 3-6,8-9,13,15-16,20,22-23 22.15 (23.15) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug Balloon 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.15Balloon (23.15)I - Teviot £8.50 (£7.50) • The Debate 17.Gilded page 30 Aug 13-16,20-23,27 0(18.15) 0 (18.15)£8.50£7.50 (£6.50) Aug 17-19,24-26 17. 0 0 (£7.50) • The Big and Daft Christmas Show Big and3-27Daft(notpage6,13)19 21.00 (22.00) £9.00 (£8.00) • Aug The Dance GildedCelebrity Balloon(notI Barn -13)Teviot01.00 page(04.00) 30 £10.00 10-27 • Aug Charles Fleischer Gilded Balloon - Teviot page 30 Aug 3-9,13-16 19. 1 5 (20.15) £8.00I (£7.00) Aug 13-16,20-23 23.30 (00.30) Aug 12,17-19 10 19.15(20.15) £9.00 (£8.00) 23.30 (00.30) • Aug Dead3-9,13-16,20-23,27 People Laughing Gilded Teviot (£6.50) page 30 Aug 21.00Balloon (22.00)I -£8.50 £7.50 10-12,17-19,24-26 21.00 (22.00) (£7.50) • Aug Dom Irrera Gilded Balloon I Teviot page 31 Aug 14-16,20-23,27 22.30 (23.30)£9.00£8.00(£8.00) (£7.00) 22.30 • Aug Fiona17-19,24-26 Knowles in- Teviot Sex &(23.30) Chocolate Gilded Balloon I page 31 Aug 19.303-6,8-9,13,15-16,20,22-23,27 (20.45) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 19.Just30 Married (20.45) £8.50 (£7.50) • Gilded Freaky10-12,17-19,24-26 PigeonI presents Balloon Teviot page 3 I(17.30) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 6-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 16.16.33OfTheYear 00 (17.30) £8.50 (£7.50) • Aug Hackney Empire New Act Gilded3-9,13-16,20-23,27 Balloon I -Teviot page 31(23.15) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 22.15 Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.15 (23.15) £8.50 (£7.50) • Jongleurs OpenI - Spot Competition Gilded20-23,27 Balloon Teviot page 31£7.50 (£6.50) Aug 18. 3 0 (19.45) 24-26 18.30 Balloon (19.45) I £8.50 (£7.50) • Aug Phil Kay Gilded - Teviot page 31 Aug 6-13 22.30 (midnight) £10.00 (£9.00) • The Kevin Gildea' s Stand-up Set to Music Gilded3-9,14-16,21 Balloon I --23,27 Teviot page Aug 22.0031(23.10) (23.10) £9.50 £8.50 (£7.50) 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.00 • Aug Life is Sweat Gilded Balloon I(£6.50) - Teviot page 31(£8.50) Aug 3-9 17.00(18.15) £7.50 10-12 £8.50Bal(£7.50) • Aug New3-9,13-16,20-23,27 Zealand'17.00(18.15) s Brat Pack23.30 Gilded loon I £7.50 -Teviot(£6.50) page 31 Aug (00.30) 10-12,17-19,24-26 23.30 It'(00.30) £8.50 (£7.50) • Aug Oooer Surgery... This Time s Serious Gilded Balloon I - Teviot page Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 18.330031(19.30) (19.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 18. • Aug Puppetry of the Penis Puppetry of the Penis page 41 22.003-6,8-9,13,15-16,20,22-23,27 (23.00) £10.00 (£9.00) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.00 (23. 0 0) £ 11. 0 0 (£ 10. 00) Aug 2710-11,24-26 23.15£(00.15) 23.15 in(00.15) 10.00Balloon (£9.00)I - Teviot page 31 • Aug Sarah Kendall War Gilded Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (20.45) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6 50) 10-12,17-19,24-26 19.III19.4455 (20.45) • Aug Obadaiah Steppenwolf Gilded Balloon I Teviot page 31 Aug 20.00 (21.00) (21.00) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 20.00 wm

• SoChannel You Think e Funny -reSponsored SoYou' YourThink Funny£8.50 pageby(£7.50) 43 Heats Aug4265-7,12-15 22.15You'(23.45) Final Aug 20.45 (23.00) £10.00 (£9.00) • Supergirly:Two Faced Supergirly page 45 Aug 4-7,10-13,15-17,19 20.45Balloon (21.45)I -£Teviot 12.50 (£page10.3100) • Tony Ponzi Presents Gilded Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 17. 4 5 (18.45) £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) 10-12,17-19,24-26 17.45Balloon (18.45)I - £8.50 • Aug Umbilical Brothers Gilded Teviot page 33 Aug 13-16,20-23,27 19.119.5 (20.15) (£7.50) I I -12,17-19,24-26 15 (20.15)£8.50£9.50 (£8.50) • Aug The Whore Whisperer Confessions of a Madam Gilded Balloon I - Teviot page Aug 20.1533(21.45) (21.45) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 20.15 <&: InPhysical Theatre •Dance Court' sBalloon theI Mud, Michelle s:Y Gilded16,20-23 - Teviot page £7.50 50Man'(£6.50) Aug 15. 1 5 (16.15) Aug 17-19,24-26 15. 1 5 (16.15) £8.50 • The in Twentieth Century Girls(£7.50) Gilded3-7,Kosh Balloon I 2- 0,Teviot page 5130 (14. Aug 1 3, 1 5-16, 2 2-23, 2 7 13. £7.50(£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 13.30 (14.30)30)£8.50 Music • The Bhundu Aug 3-9 23.30Boys (02.00)Gilded £9.00Balloon (£8.00)II-Teviot page 59 Aug 13 01.00 (03.00) £9.00 (£8.00) • Tokebi PungMuAk page 66 Aug 13-15 15 (16.15) £9.00 (£7.00) Aug 14 20.4515.(21.45) Aug 16,20-22 0 (15.00)£8.50 (£7.50) Aug 18-19 20.45 14.014.0 0(21.45) (15.00) Aug 24-25 • Japanese Beatles with Eric Clapton Gilded18,20-23 Balloon I20.45 - Teviot(21.45) page £9.00 59 (£8.00) Aug • They Call Her Natasha Gilded Balloon I Teviot page 59 Aug 30 (19.45)£8.50£7.50 (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16 10-12 18.318.0 (19.45) (£7.50) Theatre • The Club Gilded Balloon18.I 0-Teviot 102 (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (19.15)page£8.50 £7.50 10-12,17-19,24-26 18.000by(19.15) (£7.50) • Aug The Condition of the Virgin Boothby Graffoe Gilded Balloon I Teviot page 102 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (14.40) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) 13.13.33Sellar 00 (14.40) • Aug Dark10-12,17-19,24-26 IsBalloon The Night by Paul Gilded I Teviot page 102 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 23.30 (00.30) (00.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) 10-12,17-19,24-26 • Aug The Gift by TomI - Teviot Lister23.30 Gilded Balloon page 102 Aug 15.45 £8.50 (16.45)(£7.50) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13,15,16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19 5 (16.45) • The Great BooBoo15.4Gilded Balloon I - Teviot 102 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 14. 4 5 (15.45) £7.50page (£6.50) 10-12,17-19,24-26 14.45 (15.45) £8.50 (£7.50) • Aug Hipsters, Flipsters and Finger Poppin' Daddies Gilded3-9,13-16,20-23,27 Balloon I - Teviot page Aug 14.0000102(15.30) (15.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 14. • Jesus Hopped The A Train Gilded Balloon I - Teviot page 102(18.30) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 16.16.Balloon 4455 (18.30) £9.50page (£8.50)102 • Justified Sinners Gilded I - Teviot Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 17.0000 (18.15) (18.15) £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 17. £8.50 • The King is Dead and Other Tales Gilded Balloon I Teviot page 102 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (15.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£6.50) 10-12,17-19,24-26 14.14.3300 (15.30) • Aug Like Thunder by- Teviot Niels Fredrik Dahl (£7.50) Gilded Balloon I page 102 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (17.45) £8.50 £7.50(£7.50) (£6.50) 16.16.0000 (17.45) • Aug Notes10-12,17-19,24-26 from a Small Island Brighton Theatre Events page 91 Aug 4-5,11 3,6-10,-12,18-19,25-27 14-17,21 -24 15.015.0 0(16.0 (16.15)15)£8.00£9.00(£7.00) (£7.00) • Aug Runt The Production Line page Aug 3-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 19.Balloon 00 I(20.17I 0- 0)Teviot£8.00page(£7.00) • Aug Stuffing the Turkey Gilded 102 (14.15) £8.00 £7.00(£7.00) (£6.00) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 13.13.1155 (14.15) Food and No drink:wheelchair Available.access or disabled rest facilities. Disabled:

' for all your Fringe tickets;' 01312250000

Gilded Balloon Theatre Venue 38 23310.00-01.00 Cowgate(Info Tickets 2151 L12 Box iOffice: 226fiv226 6550) This s one of the bi g Fringe venues; e theatres, bars,youcafes. Ifbeenyou tohavethebeen have I1»1, Gildedto Edinburgh Balloon, youduring havethebeensummer, to theifFringe. <8 Gilded RevueBalloon page 28 •Comedy 3 Radicals Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 21.00 (22.00) (22.00) £8.50 £7.50(£7.50) (£6.50) II Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 21.00 • Andrew Maxwell Real Talent page 41 Aug 5-9,12-16,19-23,26-27 3-4,10-11,17-18 24-25 21.15 21.15 (22. (22.115)5) £8.50 £9.50 (£8.50) 11 • Aug Being3-5,7-12,14-27 Johnny Vegas 22.15 Johnny(23.45) Vegas page 4650 (£ 10.(£7.50) Aug £ 12. 00) 1 • SoBestYouOfThink So You Think You'pagere Funny You' r e Funny 43 Aug 22.15(23.45) (23.45) £8.50(£8.00) (£7.50) || Aug 3-4,8-9,16,20-23,27 10-11,17-19,24-26 22.15 • The Bootlegs The 15.Bootlegs page 20£7.00£9.00 Aug 3-27 (not 21) 4 5 (16.45) (£6.00) I • Chambers Nettleton: Up Gilded3-9,13-16,20-23,27 Balloonandpage 28 19.3Doubled Aug 0 (20.30) £7.50 (£6.50) 10-12,17-19,24-26 19.30Gilded(20.30) £8.50page(£7.50) J^i • Aug Craig Hill' s Wizz to OZ Balloon 28 Aug 20.003-9,13,15-16,20,22-23,27 (21.00) £8.00 (£7.00) 10-12,17-19,24-26 (21.00) £9.00 (£8.00) • Aug Doreen Doreen page 2620.00 Aug 5-27 15. 4 5 (16.45) £7.00 (£6.00) • Aug Dublin3-9,13-16,20-23,27 Improv Gilded Balloon page 28£8.00 (£7.00) 22.30 (23.30) (23.30) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.30 £9.00 (£8.00) • Gilded DurhamBalloon Revue:Virgin Incapable page 28 27 16.45 (17.45) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 3-9, 1 3, 1 5-16, 2 0, 2 2-23, 10-12,17-19,24-26 16.45 (17.45) j • Aug Edinburgh Unfringed Gilded Balloon £8.50 page 28(£7.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 15.3300 (16.30) (16.30) £7.00 (£6.00) ■;' Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 15. £8.00 (£7.00) • Gilded Fiona &Balloon Her Sister Some Guy) page 29(and21.00 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (22.00) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) 1 Aug Giant 10-12,17-19,24-26 21.00present (22.00) • The Pineapple Boys Hollywoodn' t Gilded Balloon page 29 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 23.45 (23.30) (00.45) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) I Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.30 • Aug Goodbye Mister Bitch 19.Gilded Balloon £8.00 page 29(£7.00) i 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 300 (20.45) (20.45) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 19. 3 £9.00 • Gilded HowToBalloon Lose Friends People (8.00) j page 29 and19.Irritate Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 1 5 (20.15) £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) '; 10-12,17-19,24-26 19.15Gilded (20.15)Balloon £8.50 • Aug InAugBed3-9,13-16 With Robin Hood page 29 • 15.15.45 4(17.00) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-18 5 (17.00) £8.50 (£7.50) • Aug Late3-9,13-16,20-23,27 'n' Live Gilded Balloon 01.00page (04.00)29 £9.00 £8.00 (£8.00) (£7.00) f\] 10-12,17-19,24-26 01.00 (04.00) • Aug Lip Service Gilded Balloon page 29 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 21.45 (22.45) (22.45) £7.50 (£6.50) 10-12,17-19,24-26 • Aug Lucinda Cowden' s 29Bland21.45 Ambition £8.50 (£7.50) i Gilded Balloon page Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 20.30 (21.30) (21.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) : 10-12,17-19,24-26 20.30 • Aug Raymond Mearns Gilded Balloon page 29 Aug 13-16,20-23 23.0023.00(00.30) £7.50£8.50(£6.50) 11-12,17-19,25 (00.30)are (£7.50) • Aug Mickey D and Justin Hamilton The Indescribables Gilded Balloon page 29£7.50 (£6.50) : Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 23.00 (00.15) 10-12,17-19,24-26 23.00 (£7.50) ' • Aug Midnight Show Gildedmidnight Balloon(00.15) page30)29£8.50 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (01. £8.00 (£7.00) 10-12,17-19,24-26 (01.Balloon 30) £9.00 (£8. • Aug AAugNonSense Of -23,27 Irelandmidnight Gilded page(£6.50) 29 00) , 3-9,14-16,21 17. 0 0 (18.00) £7.50 Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 17. 0 0 (18.00) £8.50 (£7.50) • Aug Sean3-9,13-16,20-23,27 Cullen's Erotic Laser21.00Show(22.00) Sean Cullen page 25 , £8.50 (£7.50) 10-12,17-19 £9.50 (£8.50) • Aug Spasm3-9,13-16,20-23 Spasm page21.004318.(22.00) Aug 15 1(19.15) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-27 18. 5 (19.15) • The Stand(notUp21)Show21.15(22.15) The Stand Up£7.00 Show£8.50 page(£7.50) 45 Aug 3-26 (£6.00)

24 heur Box Office ai www.edfringe.com • Tally Ho!and Creepy Latrine Choirs Ottley3-9,13-16,20-23,27 Perry Productions 39 £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 16.445page 5 (17.45) (17.45) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 16. £8.50 (£7.50) • Aug Tom3-9,13-16,20-23,27 Gleeson's Pirate Copy Gilded Balloon page 30 22.15 (23.15) (23.15) £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 22.15 £8.50 • Wild on TV! Wood & Hides page 47 Aug 3-26 (not Mons) 18.45 (19.45) £8.50 (£7.50) Theatre • A&R by13,Peter page£7.51010 (£6.50) Aug 15-16,Morris 20,22-23,2Gilded 0Balloon 0 (19.15)£8.50 Aug 3-9,10-12,17-19,24-26 18.7by018.0Claire (19.15) (£7.50) • Adult Child, Dead Child Dowie Gilded3-9,13-16,20-23,27 Balloon page 101 13.00 (14.00) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug Aug Clearing 10-12,17-19,24-26 13.00 (14.00) • Aug The Station Gilded Balloon £8.50 page 101(£7.50) 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 15. 3 0 (17.00) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 30 (17.00) • The Dead MovepageFast101by15.Paul Sellar £8.50 (£7.50) Gilded Balloon Aug 3-913-16,20-23,27 19.00 (20.15)17.£8.00 (£7.00)£8.00 (£7.00) Aug 117.5 (18.30) Aug Gasman 10-12,17-19,24-26 15 (18.30) • The Cometh Gilded Balloon£9.00 page (£8.00) 101(£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 14. 1 5 (15.15) £7.50 Aug 10-12,17-19,24-26 14. 1 5 (15.15) £8.50 (£7.50) • Aug Kafka'3-9,13-16,20-23,27 s Dick Gilded Balloon page (15.30)101 £9.00 £8.00 (£7.00) 10-12,17-19,24-26 14.14.0000Balloon (15.30) • Aug Lilia by Libby Skala Gilded page£7.50102(£8.00) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 14. 0 0 (15.15) (£6.50) 10-12,17-19,24-26 14.page 00 (15.15) £8.50 (£7.50) • Aug Macbeth Gilded Balloon 102 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 (13.30) £8.00 £7.00 (£6.00) (£6.00) 12.12.0000 (13.30) • Aug Mad 10-12,17-19,24-26 Dogs andpage Englishmen Gilded Balloon 102 Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 15.3300 (16.30) (16.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£6.50) • Aug Rather10-12,17-19,24-26 Me ThanpageYou102by 15.Brandon Reed (£7.50) Gilded Balloon Aug (19.00) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-19,24-26 18.18.0000 (19.00) • Shagnasty and Duck Gilded Balloon page 102 Aug (18.30) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 3-9,13-16,20-23,27 10-12,17-18,24-26 17.17.Robertson 1155 (18.30) • Spittoon Company19.Gavin page 93 Aug 10-16,20-23 0 0 (20.25) £8.50 (£6.50) Aug 17-19,24-26 19.00 (20.25) £9.00 (£7.00) Food and drink: Licensedoffice: bar, 6yd snacksflat.andMairefreshments all day. Gallery/box n Theatre: I yd flDisabled: Aud 12yd flat.WC (Wbox& office M). Backstage: 20andsteps.weEntStudio: 18ourat,steps. Please ring the i n advance wi l do best to help. Greenside Church in Venue 231yearI onRoyal Terrace Our first the Fringe! An exciting new venue with private garden in theus heart of the too? city, atSundays the footata ofsecluded Gallon Hi l . Why not join for worship 11.00. All welcome. Theatre •Aug Henry Players £9.00 Theatre(£7.00) Company page 98 11-15V 19.Festival 45 (22.15) Grey131friars Kirk Venue Greyfriars Place, CandlemakermiRow2 Tickets 225 1/21900 Box Office: hour before performance Over the city pastcentre few years, Kirk atmosphere has (225 become1900) acclaimed venueKirkGreyfriars withis open a relaxed andan magnificent acoustics.The every day theBobbyfestival. Come and hear the true story ofthroughout Greyfriars Music • American Songbook £6.00 Quincy(£4.00) Choral Society page 66 18 19.30(21.15) • Aug Lunchtime Concert Rogler and Sarapik page 67 Aug 20,24 12. 0 0 (13.00) £5.00 • Aug Mahler26 Symphony No.6£8.00Scottish Sinfonia page 71 17.00 (18.30) (£6.00) Aug 27 20.00 (21.30) £8.00 (£6.00) • Aug Organ21,23,28,30 Recitals 13.Greyfriars Kirk Promotions 10 (14.00) (£4.00)page 60 • Queen Marie-Antoinette, Burns,£5.00Mozart LaAugReine Artiste page 62 22-24 19.30 (21.20) £7.00 (£5.00)

Princes Street) Tickets 4312 Box Office: (Infoblues 01324at the556 876Guildford 767) Arms - Edinburgh's Free l i v e folk and classic Victorian free-house. Sponsor Brewery, real ale taps. BestYard City- Caledonian by12 popular local Evening acousticNews folk band ofBarAle,1999.Anchored guests nightly Music • Adrian Byron Burnsat the Guildford page 56 Caledonian Folk 16-17 20.00Blues(midnight) Free (non-ticketed) • Aug Eddie Walker Caledonian Folk Blues(midnight) at the Guildford page 56 Aug 22,24 20.00 Free • Rhythm Sharks Caledonian Folk at the Guildford page 56 20.00Blues(midnight) Free (non-ticketed) • Aug Roger23,25 Sutcliffe Caledonian Folk Blues at the Guildford page 56 18-19Caledonian 20.00 (midnight) Free • Aug Tandem Fol k Bl u es at the Guildford page 56 Aug 20-21 (midnight) (non-ticketed) • Yard ofAle 20.00 Caledonian Folk BluesFree Guildford page 56 Aug 16-25 20.00 (midnight) Freeat the(non-ticketed) Food and drink: Licensed bar, food. Henry's JazzStreet Cellar 467 5200 ms Venue 218 09.00-18.00 8 Morrison Box Office: (On doorTickets from 20.00) (Info 467 5200) Imagine the archetypical jazz club: subterranean, atmospheric, candlelit.greatFullsessions. of character ands is imbued with a 'history The liviofng countless room of swing' Hera/d. TheHenry' festival'just s jazzthatjoint.place. Music • Aug Henry'6-31s Jazz20.30Cellar Henry's Jazz Cellar page 60 Aug 9-11, 16-18,23-25,From30-31£5.00midnight (03.00) From £5.00 Food and Unfortunatley drink: Top quality Chinese food/bar. Disabled: no wheelchair access. HH 0 s Venue 250 6Noon-23.00 Salisbury Road Tickets00107949 001QI6 147 Box Office: (Info 07949 147) ATwickenham, new venue celebrates for 2001. Heatham House, a youth centre 50th anniversary venuein and cafeto offering space toits-young people. A mixwithofaevents, open everyone. HH50 doing things differently at the Fringe's edge. •Theatre Because We Can! Heatham Youth Theatre page 104 Aug 6-26 Comes (not Mons) noonCome (23.00)Down VariousHeatham prices • What Up,104Must Youth Theatre14.page Aug 21-25 00 (15.00) £5.00 (£3.00) Food and Call drink:in advance. Refreshments available in cafe. Disabled: Hill41Street Theatre J9 Venue 19 Hill Street Tickets 226 6522 - Fringe only Box Office: 10.30-00.15 (Info 225 7294 Fringe only) Awarding-winning theatre inRooms. the heartGrabof town - a 'Bstone' throw fromthe the Assembly a 5-star loodys Mary' i n friendliest bar i n Edinburgh, run by a genuine Greyfriars Kirk Yard Polish Tatar. All day, all night, all fun. Mam Venue 99557 Gates Greyfriars Place, Candlemaker Li2 Row Children’s Shows Tickets 1000 • The Thirteen Clocks Box Office: 10.00-23.00 (Info 557 1000) The n theWeds) Ground10.Theatre Company 10 Aug Hole 3-27 i(not 40 (11.50) £6.00page(£5.00) Children’s Shows •AugGreyfriars Bobby Frantic Redhead Productions page 9 Dance & Physical Theatre 6-27 (not Suns) I 1.00 (noon) £6.00 (£5.00) • Aug One 3-27 Night(notStand krement(23.25) X page£8.00 51 (£6.00) 15) 22.25 •Theatre Macbeth Frantic Redhead Productions page 100 • Some Day... AmetzaTheatre page 48 Aug 5-27 (not Sats) 18.30 (20.30) £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 3-6 22.20 (23.10) £5.00 (£3.50) Macbeth at Greyfriars Kirk Yard is a Aug 7-27 (not 15) 22.20 (23.10) £7.00 (£5.50) 'Disabled: walking' playThisandyear'so scould be difficult for disabled. JI2 Guildford Venue 107 I WestArms Register Street (off East End Hill Street Theatre continues over the page

Musicals & Opera • Aug Merlins Magical MytheryTour S.N.U.G. page 81 6 19. (ticketed) Aug 7-11 119.5 (21.30) 15 (21.30)Free£6.00 (£5.00) Disabled: Flat access to church and toilets. Greyfriars KirkRowHouse Venue 28 8610.00-midnight Candlemaker Tickets 225 6575lii Box Office: (Info another 225 6576)programme Paradise Green Promotions presents innovative andFringe exciting theatre from Britain andivaround theof world at ' T he Venue at the Heart of the Fest al ' . V i s i t our cafe for delicious vegetarian food prepared on the premises. s Shows •Children' AVery Bonkers(£3.00) page 9 Aug 21-27Hairy(notBusSun)Ride!11.0Downe 0 (11.45)Right£5.00 Theatre • Alpha Beta(notPalimpsest page (£4.00) 113 14-27 20) Connect 19.0Productions 5 (20.25) £5.00 • Aug BeAugMy21-27 Baby18.Only page I 12 3HamFisted! 0 (19.45) £5.50 (£4.50) • Aug Bound6-27To(not Fly Mons) page 21.50Productions (22.50)103 £5.00 • Aug Dover6-19Soul(notHerbie Cod 104 13) Pond 22.10 Gadabout (22.50) Theatre £6.00page(£5.00) • Aug Dredging the17.5Fish page 101 6-12 5 (19.00) £6.00 (£3.00) • Experience Innocence Critical6-12Stage16.the Company Aug 45 (17.35)page£5.0094 (£3.50) Aug 14-18 11.25(12.15) • Aug Four6-16 Dogs(notand13)a Bone 100 Monkeys 84 18.Rugged 30 (19.50) £6.00page (£4.00) • Aug Funny21-27 Behaviour Edge Productions page 120 15. 5 5 (16.45) £5.00 (£4.00) • Aug Hess6-1Amrumer Productions page 86 1,14-18s Tale 11.50(13.10) £5.00 • The page£7.00 105(£4.00) Aug Husband' 17-27K Jerome' (not 20)s Novel 17.Isosceles 20 (18.05) (£5.00) • Jerome Notes Beset14-18,21-25,27 Theatre Company12.page 91 £6.00 (£5.00) Aug 3 5 (13.35) • Aug Little6-12Hero19.2FIO0 (20.20) Theatre £5.00 Company page 99 (£4.00) • Aug Medea6-27Outlook Productions page 113£5.00 (£4.00) (not 13, 2 0) 20.45 (21.45) • Aug Middle6-27Flight Coverly13.Set55 page (notSITCOM Mons) (15.25)93 £5.50 (£4.50) • Nameless (South Island Theatre Company) page 120£5.00 (£3.50) 14-25 (not Mon) 15.5page 5 (16.55) • Aug Odd Ball Out Isosceles 105 13) 17.20 (18.05) £7.00 (£5.00)page 97 • Aug One 6-16 Night(notIn15.Laugharne Dodo Modern 14-19 50 (17.05) £5.00 (£4.00)YetPoets • Aug Spiritual Nuggets We' r e Not Named 6-27s(not 20) 20.15Party(21.25) £7.00! page (£5.00)128 • Aug TS Eliot' The 13,Cocktail West 10 Productions page 128 (not Mons) 13.35 (15.05) £6.00 (£4.50) • Aug Ugly6-27 Pram Deadpan Aug 6-1Baby:The I 12.Smurf 30 Third (13.30) £5.00page (£4.00)121 Pizza page 94 • Verbatim Productions Aug 21-27 to22.05 (22.55)Two£6.50 • Welcome Paradise Tonne(£4.50) Budgie Productions Inc. page Aug 14-27127(not 20) 17.35 (18.40) £5.00 (£4.00) Food and drink: Unlicensed vegetarian cafe. Disabled: 2: 6yd flat. Ent: 2 str; Studio l:WC, 22 str partial HR; Studio

147

IrK M Hill Street Theatre continued Music • Aug Kitsch!3-27 Kitsch! (not IS)page00.0561 (01.15) £8.50 (£7.00) Theatre • Berkoffs Hell & Dostoevsky' of a page 101 Ridiculous George£4.00 Dillon's (£2.00) sDream Vital Theatre Aug 3,5 12,17.1Man 55 (19.25) Aug 7-8, 6-19, 2 1, 2 3, 2 6-27 17. 5 5 (19. 2 5) £8.00 (£5.00) • Only DinnerYoungIn Suburbia Once! Productions page 112 Aug 3-27 (not IS)Lear11.30(12.15) £5.00 (£4.00) • The Executive The New Route I Aug 3-27 (not 15)Theatre 16.0Company 5 (17.25) page £6.0011(£4.50) • Graft Tales of an Actor George Dillon' Vital Theatre page Previews 4,6 s17.55(19.15) £4.00101(£2.00) Aug 9-11,13-14,20,22,24-25 17.55(19.15) £8.00 (£5.00) • Aug Hero3-14Northern Theatre Company page 111 20.35 (21.50) £8.00and(£6.00) • Aug Life in3-27the(not FoldsWeds) Sinead14.Rushe Jenny Boot (£5.00) page 120 25Productions (15.35) £7.00 • Aug Locking Horns Warhorse page 128 3-27 (not 15) 19. 0 0 (20.10) £6.00 • Aug Meet3-27 The(not Authors Productions page 15)Lazzi12.Garry 20 (13.50) (£5.50)101 • Aug Mr Pinocchio page 108 £8.00 3-27 (not 15) 17. 3 0 (18.30) £7.50 • Aug Schizophrenia - Sensitivity Altitude North(£5.00)page 85 16-27 20.45 (21.35) £6.00 (£5.00) • Shakespeare' s Dog 3DiDo Productions page 96 Previews Aug Free 5-27Aleichem (not3-415) 14.-14.Now 300(15.30) (15.30) £6.00(ticketed) (£4.00) • Aug Sholom You' r e Talking! Lone Star Theatre Company page 16.10800 (17.00) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 3-27 (not Weds) • Aug Ski Sluts from Theatre page 124 3-271,2,4... (not 15,Glenshee 2On0) Cue 13.00Productions (14.00)Works £7.00 • Testing page(£5.00) 112 Previews Aug 3 23.40 (00.50) Free (ticketed) Aug 4-27 (not 15) 23.40 (00.50) £7.50 (£5.50) • Travis' Aug 3-27Prophecy (not 15) Brute 19.55 Culture (21.30) page £7.5092(£6.00) Food and drink: Licensed bar. Snacks and refreshments by day, 'BloodyTheMarys'Hil byStreet night.Theatre management Disabled: apologises for thethelackbuilding. of disabled accessthe andstaffequipment available within However, wi l be more than happy to assist clients up stairs if desired. Holland oi6 Venue 210 Tickets PollockHouse Halls0000of Residence, 18 Holyrood Park Road 226 Box Office: (Info 01900 827 891) Music • Ethnic Drums,60Drums & More Drums Harambie Aug 7 13.page 30 (16.00) £4.00 (£2.00) Disabled: Yes. Holyrood Tavern KI4 Venue 845569a5044 Holyrood Road Tickets from 17.00 Box Office: 17.00-midnight (Info 020 8676 9068/554 1409 from 4 Aug)venue on the Fringe. Comedy, theatre, The cabaretfriendliest plus super food and drink. •Comedy Brevity is<£theRevue Soul47ofWhitwell Dawn Whitwell page Aug 5-26 20.30 (21.20) £6.00 (£5.00)page 41 • Aug Bruhaha Birds(22.30) Productions 12-26andRare 21.30 • Aug Damage De Lacy Rare£6.00 Birds(£5.00) Produaions(£5.00) page 41 5-26 (not Mons) 22.30 (23.30) • Orgasmic Nights Orgasmic Comedy£6.00 page 39 (notAfter Tues) 19.30 (20.30) £6.00 (£5.00) • Aug Pear5-26 Shaped Rare Birds ProductionsMidnight page 41 Aug 5-26 (not Mons) midnight (01.30) £6.00 (£5.00)

For all your Fringe tickets call 01312250000 Theatre • Aug Dangerous Situation Awakening page 90 8-9the17.Hell 30 (18.30) £5.0012(£4.00) • What Was That! Inches Aug 12-18 18.30 (19.30) £6.00 (£5.00)page 84 Food noon-20.00. and drink: Licensed bar all day and night. Food Disabled: No steps. Iguana Li2 AsVenue a busy230DJ'cafes 41andbar,Lothian IguanaStreet has an excellent programme of resident guests covering Drum & Bass, House, Brazilian, Soul Latin and Breaks & Beats. Its location, design, food and drink menus, and opening hours make it a must. Music • Aug Live 1-31 DJ's and Iguana(non-ticketed) Cafe Bar page 60 21.00Comedy (03.00) Free Food and drink: 09.00-15.00 Disabled: Access possible. Unadapted WC. Ingleby Gallery Venue 225 610.00-17.00 Carlton Terrace Tickets 556 4441) 4441 ii6 Box Office: Mon-Sat (Info 556 Contemporary British art. •VASean- Display Scully: Recent Work Ingleby Gallery page 132 Disabled: Yes. Inhouse 19 Venue 174Europe'28 sHowe Street Tickets 226has 0000 One of leading design stores presented design exhibition during the Fringe for the last 20 years. a - Display •VADesign Masters Castiglioni b.1918 Inhouse6-Sept pageI 13309.30- Achille Aug (18.00) Free Inverleith Church cs Venue 120 Ferry Road (oppositeHall Granton Road) Tickets 538 6077 Box Office:Church 60 minutes Inverleith Hall haspriorbeenforto performance. thethe past settingsixteen for Forth Children' s TheatremanyProductions years and has hosted colourful productions from thenow young, talented cast of the multi award-winning company, in their twenty-first year! Theatre • Animal Forth Children' s Theatre page 99 Aug 1118 Farm 14.14.3300 (16.40) £4.00 Aug (16.40) £4.00 £5.50 (£4.50) Aug 10 19. 3 0 (21.40) Aug 11-18 (not 12) 19.30 (21.40) £5.50 (£4.50) Food and drink: Disabled: Ent: dogs 70ydRefreshments 2 Str. Aud:Helpat6ydtime level.of performance. WC 24" (very narrow). Guide admitted. available. James Gillespie's High School pio Venue 93 Lauderdale Tickets Box Office: 09.00-20.00Street (Info 447 1900)07785 244 984 Musicals & Opera Union Theatre page 81 • A Chorus 13-18Stageof19.Disapproval (21.45)81 £6.00 (£5.00) • Aug Oliver 8445 page Aug 19.15(21.45) £8.00(£5.50) (£5.50) Aug 7-1I I I 14.15(16.45) £8.00 Food and drink: Tea and coffee at time4yd,of performance. Disabled:WCEntseparate : rampedbuilding. I00yds+l. Aud: 5Str+5Str HR. Adapted Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge li i Venue 21 2 10.00-23.00 Johnston Terrace Box Office: from 2Tickets Aug (Info226reputation 22672077207)for Brighton' s Komedia, with it' s unrivelled promotingfor the and theatre, presentingbringstheitsbestunique in new work and new writing Fringe's most established venues. style to one of the

s Shows •Children' Shalamazoo - An Interactive Aurora/WCSU the USA£4.50pageChildrens 8 Musical j Aug 6-19 11.0from 0 (11.25) (£3.50) •Theatre AdultStatement Child/Dead The DramaChild Company page 123 Aug 3-4 16.15(17.30) Aug 5-26 16. 1 5 (17.30) £4.00 £6.00 (£5.00) • Artaud in Wonderland PeriplumTree Aug 3-5,10-12,17-19,23-26 15.40 (16.40)page I 14 < £8.00 (£5.50) • Asylum The BaldTheatre Prima Donna page 90 Previews Aug16.53-55Company 16.55 (17.40) £1.00 Aug 6-26 (17.40) (£4.00) • Sussex Brokenville OnO Theatre£6.00Company with West County Youth Theatre page Aug 3,8,11,13-14,£6.0017-18,(£4.201-22, 26 112 14.15(15.30) 0) • Aug Dangle3-12in 21.15 the Dust Lobster page 108 -I (22.15)Productions £7.00Productions (£5.00) • Aug Dogs3-25 ofWar22.10Firefly page 99 (23.25) £7.00 (£5.00) • Artistic EmbersStage Catherine Cropper page 20-26 10.Productions 45 OnO (12.15)Theatre £6.0087Company (£5.00) with West • Aug Fairytaleheart Sussex County Youth Theatre page 4,and12,1Air5-16,1Pocket 9-20,23-25 14.1Productions 5 (15.11330) £6.00 • Aug Gas Mercury page(£4.11700) : 8-26 Laurielorry (not 12) 13.page15 (14.15) £5.00 (£4.00) • Aug Gusset 108 14.35 (15.55) £6.00 (£4.00) • Aug I Know3-26 What Want17.Komedia page 106 Aug 3-26 (notYou Mons) 55 (19.20)Produaions £8.00 (£6.00) • The Life and Opinions ofTristram Shandy Tristram Shandy page 127 19.Komedia 35 (20.50)Productions £7.50 (£5.50) 106 • Aug Nasty3-26 3-26Boy(not Mons) 20.40 (21.55)page£7.00 (£5.00) :. • Aug Postcards from Maupassant Two Friends Productions page 127 3-25 17.PeriplumTree 50 (18.50) £6.00 • Aug Rasputin 114(£5.00)£8.00 (£5.50) 6-9,14-16,20-22 15.4page 0 (16.40) • Aug Reservoir Dogs (A Tribute) 2 Way3-12Mirror22.30Film(midnight) and Theatre£7.00 Productions Aug (£5.00) page 84 13-26Hess22.45Prince (00.15)Of Spandau £7.00 (£5.00) • Aug Rudolph 2 Way3-26Mirror11.Fi20lm(12.50) and Theatre £6.00Productions (£5.00) page 84 • Aug Shaving andTheatre Plucking Hair-Razing Company page 103 13-26 12.4OnO 0 (13.40) £7.00Company (£5.00) • Aug Sparkleshark Theatre with West ! Sussex County Youth Theatre page 113 Aug 5-10 (notFrogmouth Wed) 14.Productions 15 (15.30)Australia £6.00 (£4.00) • Wrecked page 100 Preview14-26Aug21.05 13 21.05 (22.25) £3.00 Aug (22.25) £6.00 (£4.50) • Aug The Year of the Monkey Claire Dowie page 98 3-4 19.19.0505(20.25) Aug 5-26 (20.25) £5.00 £7.50 (£5.50) Disabled: Entfor: wheelchairs. level. Aud: +20 Str HR. WC non-adapted. Inaccessible Komedia Southside nis Venue 82 117noon-01.00 Nicolson Street2 Aug Tickets 6676622212 Box Office: from (Info 0900) With three excellent performing spaces,is two cabaret theatres and one theatre,cabaret Southside only top venue tostudio comedy, and music.the Bars and food alldedicated day until late. & Revuethe Fable Man •Comedy Adam Acidophilus Comedy Dairy 17.page40 23Moonpath (18.40) £5.00 (£4.00) • AllAug In3,19-26 The Timing Theatre Aug 3-26 19. 0 0 (20.00) £6.00 (£5.00)Company page 36 • Crouching Ferret Hidden Beaver Dyball3-26and Kerr 26 £7.50 (£6.00) 21.30 page (22.30) • Aug Dave4-11 Mounfield is Lying£5.00 Comedy page 23 Aug 17. 4 0 (18.40) (£4.00)DairyShow • Jake and Elwood The Blues Brothers NETT3-4,17-18,24-25 UK page 37 22.30 (midnight) £ 12.00 (£ 10.00) Aug Aug 5-9, 13-16,19-23,26 22.30 (midnight) £ 10.00 (£8.00)

24 hour Box Office at www.edfringe.com [j jI■ I jIf I IIi II | : [

I I !

! r |i i

I j 1I 1| 1 !

• Aug Krater3-4.Comedy Club (£6. page00)35 10-12,17-19,Club 200.10 4-26Krater 00.10 Comedy (02.£6.00 25) £8.00 Aug 9,15-16,20-23 (02.25) (£5.00) • Clowns MarilynAnonymous - I Wanna BepageLoved By You 22 £7.00 Aug 3-9,14-16 18.18.05 0(19.30) Aug 10-12,17-26 5 (19.30) £8.00(£5.00) (£6.00) • AKickshaw Rhinoerotic Experience Theatre Company page 34 Aug 13-26 14. 0 0 (14.50) £7.50 (£5.00) • Cackophonics The Saddam Productions Brothers page 21 Aug 5,10-12,17-19,24-26 0 (16.10)£6.50 £7.50(£5.50) (£6.50) 15.115.Woman 0 1(16.10) • Aug Sean6-9,13-16,20-23 HardDairyversus Craft Comedy page 23 12-18 17.40 (18.40) £5.00Dairy (£4.00) • Aug The Semiskimmed Comedy Comedy Dairy page 23 3-26 22.25 (23.50) (£5.00) • Aug Slaughterhouse Loungepage£7.00 Slaughterhouse Lounge 43 (£5.00) Aug 13-26 21.10 (22.10) £6.00 • Tony Tony Morewood Morewood in the36Comedian's Book of the Dead 3-26 20.05Showpage (21.15) £7.50 (£5.00) • Aug The Treason Cackophonics page 21 Aug 3-5,10-12,17-19,24-26 20.50 (22.Productions 2£7.50 0) £9.00 (£7.50) Aug 6-9,13-16,20-23 20.50 (22.20) (£6.00) • Women Behaving23.00 Badly(23.50) Revell £5.00 & Higgins page 42 Previews Aug 5-26 Aug23.003-4(23.50) £8.00 (£6.00) Music • Nick3-5,8,10-12 Harper Komedia Music page 62 (£6.00) 16.Komedia 25 (17.55) £8.00page • Aug Hazel O’Connor Music 62 Aug 20-23 18-19,24-26 16.40 (18.25) £9.00 (£7.50) 16.40Fez(18.25) £7.50 (£6.00) • Aug Herbie Flowers Bar Komedia Music page 62 Aug 6-9 3-5,10-12 18.40 (20.20) Aug 18.17.10(18.40) 40 (20.20) £7.50 £9.00 (£6.00)(£7.50) Aug 13-16 17.10(18.40) £9.00 (£7.50) • Aug Indian1713-26 Ocean Music page 62 Aug 15.1Komedia 5Komedia (16.45)Music £7.00page (£5.00) • Jackie Leven 62 (£6.00) Aug 17-18,21,23-26 16. 2 5 (17.55) £8.00 • Aug O'Carolan' Komedia Music page 62 20-26 s13.Dream 10 (14.25) £6.00Music (£5.00) • Aug Suspiciously Elvis Komedia page 61 5-810-1200.15 (02.25) £5.00 Aug 22.45 (23.55) £10.00 13-14 00.15 Music (02.25) £7.50 • Aug This sky Susan Productions page 59 Aug Aint 5-12 Lounge 21.15 (22.05) Fri£7.00 (£5.00) Theatre • Aug Ignorance The Never Mind Theatre Company page I 11 3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23,25 45 Me (15.45) £6.00 (£4.00) •14.Let Out! Presents Previews Aug19.43-45Ken(20.45) 19.Campbell 45 (20.45) £5.00page 106 Aug 5-26 £7.50 (£5.50) • The Life and Death Orchestra Komedia Productions page£7.00 106 (£5.00) Aug 4-12 16.30(18.15) Aug 13-17 13.00 (14.30) • Aug Smile4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22,24,26 for Me The Never Mind Theatre Company page 11 I 14.45Win,Win! (15.45) £6.00Rational (£4.00)Madness page I 18 • Win, Aug 3-26 The16.1Scotsman 5 (17.15)Assembly £6.00 (£5.00) • Aug Moscow page£9.0089 (£8.00) 13-16,19-23,26 19. 1 5 (20.35)£10.00 Aug 17-18,24-25 19.15 (20.35) (£9.00) Food and drink: Cafe and licensedrampbaratuntilrear02.00.3 bars. Disabled: Ent: I +7+1 Str. Also Quarry Lane.WC (fully adapted). Aud: 32yd to lift (30") orvia7+9+3. Komedia Sts Stephens H9 Venue 8558St3853 Stephen' Centre, St Stephen Street Tickets Aoverstunning programme of visual theatre14 fantastic and danceshows frominalal the new world. great brilliant venue14(Posdam), for thecompanies, Fringe. Produced bysupported Komedia (Brighton), Fabrik Ecosmos (Edinburgh) by Visiting Arts. •Theatre Aurora-Nova Worldpage Theatre Komedia St Stephens 106 Festival

• Aug Catastrophe St Stephens 2-7 14.12.15(13.30) 15 Komedia (15.30) £9.00 (£6.00)page 106 Aug 8-13 Aug 21-27 11.Singular 45 (13.00)Komedia St Stephens page 106 • Cellophane Aug 2-7 17.16.4500(18.45) £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 8-13 • Aug Dance8-13Like21.00 a Man(17.00) Komedia Stephens page 106 (23.00) £9.00St(£6.00) Aug 15-20 11. 0 0 (13.00) • Aug Ferdydurke Komedia St£9.00 Stephens page 106 2-7 20.40 Aug 8-13 14.Memories 00(22.00) (15.20) Komedia(£6.00) • Journeys and St Stephens page 106 Aug 15-20 13.18.3000 (14.30) (19.00) £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 21-27 • Aug Kassandra Now!(23.40) Komedia Stephens page 106 2-7 22.30 £9.00St (£6.00) 8-13 17.30 (18.40) • Aug Lets Sleep On It Komedia St Aug 15-20 13.19.3300 (14.30) £9.00Stephens (£6.00) page 107 Aug 21-27 (20.30) • Aug Napthalene St Stephens 2-7 19.23.30 15Komedia (20.10) (£6.00)page 107 8-13 (00.30) £9.00 • Aug Petrified Skin Komedia St Stephens Aug 15-20 21.00 15.00 (22.00) (16.00) £9.00 (£6.00)page 107 Aug 21-27 • Aug Pooh15-20 and Prah Komedia Stephens 23.00 (00.05) St£9.00 (£6.00)page 107 Aug 21-27 16.30 (17.35) • Primary Symptoms of Name Loss Komedia Stephens page 107 (£6.00) Aug 2-7 St16.19.10 00 (17.20) £9.00 Aug 8-13 (20.30) • School Komedia£9.00 St Stephens Aug 21-27 15-20For 22.30 19.Fools 30 (21.00) (£6.00) page 107 Aug (midnight) • Shy Komedia St Stephens Aug Shining 15-20 16.18.Walls 3000 (17.30) (£6.00) page 107 21-27 (19.00) St£9.00 • Aug Upside Down Komedia Stephens Aug 15-20 21.30 (22.30) £9.00 (£6.00)page 107 Aug 21-27 15. 0 0 (16.00) • Velcro Sync I/O Project Komedia£9.00 St Stephens Aug 17-19,24-27 00.30 (01.20) (£6.00)page 107 Disabled: 40 steps to theatre. Leith Gallery b/7 Venue 236gallery 65 The ShorebesideInfothe553best5255 Acityfriendly situated restaurants innew the . Shows mainly contemporary Scottish art, from graduates to more established artists. Also sculpture, ceramics, edition prints. Current exhibitionsjewellery always on andview limited on website. VA - Display • Aug 20016-Sept A Spatial I 11.Odyssey 00 (17.00)TheSatLeith11.0Gallery 0 (16.00)page 133

• Aug Lowgold the Fringe£8.50page 72 25Strap 19.T30onT(22.30) • Arab on the Fringe 26 19.3T0 on(22.30) £9.00pagepage7373 • Aug My Vitriol the Fringe Aug 27 19.30 (22.30) £8.50 Food and Ramp drink:onLicensed bar side available. Disabled: right hand of buildings on to dance floor. Madogs & Bar jio Venue 2I4 Noon-03.00 38ARestaurant George(Info Street225Tickets Box Office: 3408)until2253.00.3408 Madogs has l i v e entertainment 7 days a week Featuring lBarive groups and entertainers established onmusithecalEuropean ano ly as the laPiunch pad circuitAn for formerintimate Genesisvenue front best man known Ray Wilson. Music • Ray Wilsonpage Unplugged/The Storyteller Tour Ray Wilson 73 Aug 8-9, 1 1 -12,15-16,18-19,22-23,25-26 20.00 (22.00) £8.00 (£5.00) Food and Wheelchair drink: Coffee,accessdrinkfromall day. Disabled: Rose Food Streetnoon-15.00. Lane North. The Magdalen Chapel lii Venue 185 09.00-17.00 41 Cowgate(Info Info 01875 01875 852 852 996) 996 Box Office: Music • Clarsach No Strings(Scottish Attached Harp) 57 Aug 16, 1 8 20.00 (21.45)Society £6.00page (£5.00) • AClarsach Scots (Scottish MeasureHarp) 57 Aug 15,17 20.00 (21.45)Society £6.00page (£5.00) Food and Ent: drink:4yds Flat 2 Str but ramp available. Aud: 6yds Disabled: y adapted. Guide dogsforwelcome, help available onFlat.WC: premises,Fullcompletely accessible wheelchairs.

The David Young Gallery at Marie Curie House Venue 194 29(InfoAlbany Street Tickets 226 0000 112 Box Office: 456 3700) Music • The Oxford Oxford20-25 Belles15.Belles (Acapella 65 (16.15)Group) £4.00page(£3.00) • Aug Scotland inLoveLove1/5 Story Scotland i n & Harp page 70 Aug 13-18 15.15 (16.15) £4.00 (£3.00) VA Display • LewisDaviGrassic Gibbon, Century Exhibition d Young I Gallery at Marie Curie House page 132 The173Liquid Room lii JulThe28-Sept Venue 9 Victoria Street Tickets 0141 339 8383 BoxwellOffice: Openclub24 forhours (Info 0131 225 2564)hosted Disabled: No disabled access. Athe established livelikes music which last year sell-out shows for the of Coldplay, Granddaddy, Idlewild and David At only 600Toploader, capacity, The Meadows Theatre Big the Liquid Room is a great venueGray. for atmosphere. Top189 The Meadows, Melville Drive OI2 Venue Music Tickets 667 09.30-20.30 0202 Box Office: • Aug Frank6 Black and the Catholics T on the Fri n ge page 72 Two spectacular 'Stateof ofchairs the Art' g Tops.seats, The the largersmaller seats 19.30 (22.30) T£12.00 1000 i n a mixture and Bitiered • The Supernaturals on the Fringe page 72 seating cabaret-style.A bar completes the most 10McDermott 19.30 (22.30)T on£9.00the Fringe page 72 stunning400alternative venues licensed at the Festival. • Aug Kevin <&Surreal PhysicalCirqueTheatre 30 (22.30) •Dance Cirque Surreal page14.4930 (16.30) • Aug Best 1112of T19.19.Break T on £9.00 the Fringe page 72 Aug 3-4,8,10-12,15,17-19,22,24-26 3T0 on(22.30) £5.00 Aug 5,12,19,26 • Aug Starsailor the Fringe page 72 Aug 3-4,7-1' 0.1-25(20.00)I9.3C Aug 14 19. 3 0 (22.30) £10.00 • Aug Powderfinger T on the£10.00 Fringe page 72 17 19.Williams 30 (22.30) • Aug Ladyboys of 21.15 Bangkok Ladyboys of Bangkok page 5 • Aug Kathryn T on£8.00 the Fringe page 72 19 19. 3 0 (22.30) 21.154-25(22.(no 45) shows on Suns) 19.00 (20.30) • Aug Ben 20Folds19.3T0 on(22.30) the Fringe page 72 £12.00 • Aug Elbow23 T19.on30the(22.30) Fringe £8.50 page 72 Food and Good drink:access, Licensedadapted bar andWC.snack Disabled: All onbar.one flat level. 149

tAenzies Belford Hotel ks Venue 69 Belford Road Delightfuland212hotel the banks Leith.venue Informalfor dining our onGranary Bar ofmakethe Water this anofideal events. Ten minutes walk from city centre, easy access for public transport, car parking available. Musicals <fi Opera • of20ththeCentury Legends:The Lives, Loves Brothers Gershwin Aabacus page &76Music Previews Aug 1-3 21.05 (22.20) £5.00 Aug 6,13,20,27 22.40 (23.55) £7.50 (£6.00) Aug 9-10,14-17,21-24 21.0521.05(22.20) (£6.00) Aug 4-5, 1bi1l -12,18-19,25-26 (22.20)£7.50£8.50 Double price (with Sinatra... Rogers...) £13.00(£7.00) (£10.00) not Sat/Sun • of20thFrank Century Legends:The Lives, Aabacus Loves & Music Sinatra Garland Previews Aug 1-317.&19.2Judy 2(18.40) 5 (20.40) £5.00(£6.00) page 76 Aug 6,13,20,27 5 £7.50 Aug 9-10,14-17,21 -24 19.2519.(20.40) £7.50 (£6.00) Aug 4-5, 11 -12,18-19,25-26 25 (20.40) £8.50 (£7.00) Double bi l price (with Bros Gerschwin... £13.00Century (£10.00)Legends:The not Sat/Sun Lives, LovesRogers...) • 20th of Rodgers & Hart Aabacus page 76 & Music Previews Aug 1-315.16.55 4(17.10) 0 (17.55)£7.50 £5.00(£6.00) Aug 6,13,20,27 Aug 9-10,14-17,21 -24 16. 4 0 (17.55) (£6.00) Aug 4-5,1bi1l-12,price 18-19,(with 25-26Bros16.Gershwin... 40 (17.55)£7.50 £8.50 (£7.00) Double Sinatra...) £13.00 (£10.00) not Sat/Sun Food and drink: All day. Disabled: Lifts to all floors. Mercat Tours ji2 Venue 153 Centre, Departure fromMall,outside Tourist Information Princes Princes Street Tickets 226 0000 Box Office: (Info 557 9933) The Old of Edinburgh and thestory-telling Hidden Underground Vaults areTown the setting for traditional and chilling legends. Quiet, cobbled closes and wynds mysterious and tomb-like vaults. lead the way to the Talks <£ Events • July Ghosts and 31Witches Mercat Tours page 82 29-Aug 19.00(22.30) (20.30) £6.00 (£5.00) Jul 29-Aug 31 21.00 Middle Queen Street Gardens no Venue 223 Heriot Row558 1316) Box Office: (Info 0131 thethehaunting, secret ofgardens in the heart of the ciExperience ty, opposite family home Robert Stevenson. open-air setting - sheltering trees,Louis a pond, anpicisland -Beautiful Treasure Isl a nd? Supported by Barclays Bank and Mactaggart & Mickel. Theatre • Preview Hyde and Seek! CrossFire Theatre Company page 94 (21.45) (£3.00) Aug 16-26Aug(notIS 17)20.1520.15 (21.45)£4.00£8.00 (£6.00) Disabled: Easy access. Murrayfield Parish Church Hall104 OrmidaleTerrace Tickets LI Outer (2m) Venue 226 0000 Box Office: Aug 16-26 (not 20), 19.00-19.30 () Easilyafter reached by anygarage. bus going from city centre to Zoo. First stop Kwik-Fit Theatre • Aug Blithe15-25 Spirit(notTheSun)Makars D.M.D.C£7.00 . page(£6.00) 109 19.3and 0 (21.45) Food and drink: Tea and coffee at time of performance only. Ent: 3yd HR.Aud: 3yd WC.

National Centre for Dance Dance Base Venue 22 14-16 Grassmarket Info5525) 226 3864 lio Box Office: 10.00-16.00 (Info 225 The newa beautiful Dance Base, Scotland' s National Centreforfordance Dance offers inspiringDance newBasesetting Scotland. With fourand studios, wil performances offer a year-in round programme of residencies, classes and of all levels. s Showsat Dance Base •Children' Free Workshops Free Workshops atvaryDanceFreeBase(ticketed) page 9 Aug 6-17 times • Kids Dance Classes - African Dance Base with the Fringe on Top 9-12 14.Classes 00 (16.00)- Funky £2.50 page 9 • Aug Kids Dance Dance Base with the11.Fringe on Top £2.50 page 9 00 and (13.00) • Aug Older14-18,20-21 Kids - Dance Capoeira Hip Hop Dance Workshop Base with the Fringe on Top page 9 Aug 6-8 14.00 (16.00) £2.50 <£ Physicalat Dance Theatre •Dance Free Workshops Basepage 50 Free Workshops atvary DanceFreeBase(ticketed) Aug 6-17 Times • Aug In Situ14-19Leah16.00 Stein (17.00) page 53 £4.00 (£3.00) Music • Free Workshopsat atDance DanceBaseBasepage 59 Free Workshops Aug 6-17 times vary (ticketed) • Sunday with3 - Radio 3 Free BBC Radio Li v e Line Up page 54 Aug 1919 09.00 Free (ticketed) Aug 12.17.0000 (11.50) (13.00) Aug 19 (18.00) • Aug In Tune-Live Radio 3Free - Liv(ticketed) e Line Up page 55 17.0BBC 0BBC(19.30) • Aug Mixing20-24 it-Live Radio 3 Li ve Line Up page 55 20Kershaw 22.00 (23.30) Free (ticketed) • Andy Show-Live BBC Radio 3 Li v e Line Up page 55 21Junction-Live 22.00 (23.30) Free (ticketed) • Aug Late BBC Radio 3 - Li(23.30) ve Line UpFreepage 55 Aug 22Line22.00 (ticketed) • Jazz Up-Live BBC Radio 3 Li v e Line Up page 55 23and22.00 (23.00) Free (ticketed) • Aug Hear Now-Live BBC Radio 3 Li ve LineFreeUp (ticketed) page 55 Aug 24 22.00 (23.30) • World Routes-Live BBC 25Radio12.35-5 Li(14.00) ve Line UpFreepage 55 Aug (ticketed) <&Workshop Events - Flamenco: Contemporary •Talks Dance Dance Base with Fringe on£4.50 Top (£3.00) page 80 14.30the(16.00) • Aug Dance23-30 Workshop - Fringe PauleonTurner: Contemporary Dance Base with the Top page 80 Aug 23-26 14. 0 0 (15.30) £4.50 (£3.00) • Dance workshop: Pratibha Prahlat Bharathanatyam Dance31Base14.with the Fringe£4.50 on Top(£3.00) page 81 00 (16.30) • Aug DanceBase Workshop: Rotterdam School Dance with the Fringe on Top page 81Unst Improv 13-18 14.00 (16.30) £4.50 (£3.00) • Aug Early Bird Classes Dance Base with page 6-23 81 09.00 (10.30) £3.00 (£2.50)the Fringe on Top Aug • Aug Fringe18Annual General Meeting Fringe AGM page 81 11.00Workshop: (14.00) Free (non-ticketed) • Indian Dance Maharashtran Dance Base with the Fringe on Top page(£3.00) 81Folk Dance Aug 23-Sept I 11. 0 0 (14.00) £4.50 • SoFringeYouGreen Want to Dopage a Show at the Fringe? 18,22 to14.Room 00 (16.00)a 82Performing Free (non-ticketed) • Aug Ten Steps Starting Company Independent Theatre CouncilArtspage 82 Aug 16-17 10. 0 0 (noon) Free (non-ticketed) • Workshop -Aditi Mangaldas Dance10-11 Base with Fringe on£4.50 Top (£3.00) page 81 Aug 11.00the(13.00)

• Workshop - LeahtheStein: Dance30-Aug Base4with Fringe Contemporary on£4.50 Top page 11.00 (13.00) (£3.00)81 • JulWorkshop Matthew Hawkins: Contemporary Dance Base with the Fringe on Top page Aug 6-9 11.00 (13.00) £4.50 (£3.00) 81 •Theatre Free Workshops at Dance Basepage 100 Free Workshops Aug 6-17 timesatvaryDanceFreeBase(ticketed) National Gallery of Scotland ki i Venue 63 The10.00-18.00 Mound Tickets 473 2000 Box Office: Mon-Sat, 11.00-18.00 Sun (Fringe only) (Info 624 6200) Among the finest small ofgalleries in thedrawings world andcontaining anby outstanding paintings, the greatestcollection artists from the Renaissance toprintsPostImpressionism, including Velazquez, Rembrandt, Turner and Monet; shown alongside the national collection of Scottish VA - Display • National Rembrandt' s Women Gallery page 133 Aug 5-Sept 2 10.of0Scotland 0 £6.00 (18.00)(£3.50) Suns I 1.00 (18.00) Food and drink: Summer cafe toandalshop. Disabled: l parts toilets. of the gallery (except roomWheelchair Al) Lifts andaccessspecially adapted National Library of Scotland Li2 Venue 147 George Bridge Box Office: (Info 622IV4810) Treasure-house of books and manuscripts on Scotland and the Scots. Summer exhibitions on a variety of Scottish VA - Display • Aug The Write NationalFreeLibrary of Scotland page 133 5-27 10.Stuff00 (20.00) Food and drink: Refreshment room. Disabled: adapted WC.Wheelchair access to Exhibition Hall, lift and Neal's Yard Venue 176 46A GeorgeRemedies Street226Tickets 226 3223jio Box Office: 10.00-19.00 (Info 3223) Neal' s Yard Remedies, situated close to the Assembly ias aseated calm oasis in the frenetic festandival enjoy worldawhere youherbal canRooms, have acupressure massage cup of tea i n our courtyard.A healthy restoration experience. Talks & Events • Energetics Yard Remedies Aug 4-27 10.0on-site 0 (19.00)Massage £ 18.00Neal (30’smins) £ 10.00 (15pagemins)82 Food and No drink:access. Free herbal teas served daily. Disabled: Netherbow Venue 30 4310.00-21.00 High StreetTheatre Tickets 556 9579 kis Box Office: (Info 556 2647) The programme has something forofeveryone. Shows during traditionalChildren' Scottishs flavour and onthewhere intodayfulfollowed levery dramaseatinbyhastheshows theatre aevenings. good vieIntimate w. 75 seat tiered s Bobby ShowsThe Netherbow Theatre page II •Children' Greyfriars Aug 4-18 (not 5) 14.00 (15.00) £4.00 • The MagicNetherbow Bob's Mid-Morning Magic Show(£3.00) Theatre page I I £5.00 Aug 4-18 (not 5) 11. 0 0 (noon) (£3.50)II • Tom Thumb Aug 4-18 (not The 5) 12.Netherbow 30 (13.20)Theatre £4.00 page (£3.00) Children’s Shows • Treasure Island Wee 4-26 Stories(not Theatre 13 (£3.50) Aug 5,19) for17.Children 30 (18.45)page£5.00

24 hour Box Office ai www.edfringe.com s Shows •Children' The Netherbow Wonderful Wizardpage Of Oz The Aug 4-18 (not 5)Theatre 15.30 (16.30)I I £5.00 (£3.50) tIndia & Physical Theatre •Dance Dance Scotlandpage Dance India Scotland Aug 13-18 20.15 (21.30) 50£6.00 (£4.00) •Theatre An English The Netherbow Theatre page 111 20-SeptEducation I 13.Netherbow 00 (14.00) £6.00 page (£4.50) • Aug Childsplay The Theatre III Aug 27-Sept I The 17.3Netherbow 0 (18.40) £6.00 (£4.50) • Jessie Kesson Theatre page 20-Sept 20.15 (21.25)s Tale£6.00 (£4.50) III • Aug OlafNetherbow Isbister I- ATheatre Seaman' The page I 6-11 20.15 (21.10)Mystery £6.00I I (£4.00) • Aug Port And LemomThe Behind Sherlock Holmes The Netherbow Theatre Aug 20-Sept I 15. 0 0 (16.10) £6.00 (£4.50) page I I I • The Supper With Robert Burns Netherbow Theatre page I 11 Aug 15-Sept I (not 19) 18.30 (20.15) £12.50 Food and 10.00 to 18.00 for coffee, snacks, mealsEntdrink: etc.: 10ydCafe8+1 open Disabled: Str HR. 5yd I Straccess WC (+3to 25"). Enclosed lift and stair lift forAud:wheelchair Nexus Gallery I M9 Venue 228477 614524/07740 Bread Street Tickets 588 168 Box Office: I 1.00-21.00588 168) (Info 4524/07740 Nexus477 Gallery I, a Gallery, bright modern space, plays host to Stenton one ofiexhibition s leading contemporary art galleries. 'Oya-ko' s anScotland' official part of the Japan 2001 Festival. VA - Display • Aug Oya-Ko 5-SeptNexus I 11.Galleries 00 (21.00)(Gallery I) page 134 Disabled: Some stairs. Nexus Gallery 2 M9 Venue 237 55(Info Bread Street Box Office: 477 4522)Scottish and international Nexus Gallery 2 presents contemporary artists, cultural dialogue between andetc.)therepresenting restpresented of the aworld. A programme ofexhibitions. events Edinburgh (music, talks are i n association with Contact 477 4522 or info@ng2.co.uk for details. VA - Display • Art Belarus - Contemporary Nexusfrom Gallery 134 Free Vitebsk Artists Aug 4-Sept 2 210.page 00 (18.00) Nicolson Square Methodist Church Venue 6 25 (Info: Nicolson Square Tickets 226 0000mis Box Office: 662 0417) Nicolson Square i s a busy active Methodist Church. Our Georgian We building has a light,to tranquil interior and excellent acoustics. are delighted be part of the 2001 Fringe and look forward to welcoming visitors and locals. Dance <& Physical Theatre • Aug Mum Set Apart (International) page 52 Aug 6-124-25I 19.16.0000(20.30) (17.30) £7.50 £7.50(£5.00) (£5.00) Music • Absolute Music Segovia Trio page 71 Aug 22-24Guitar 13.00 (13.55) £5.00 (£4.00) Talks £ Events • Bright is the Ring Theatre ofWordsGroup page 81 Edinburgh Aug 13-18Graduate 15.00 (16.30) £7.00 (£5.00) •Theatre Love: Unrequited Eye of the Storm page 98(£3.00) Aug 13-25 (not Sun) 20.00 (21.30) £5.00

Food and Accessible drink: Cafevenue. open 08.30-15.30 (Mon-Fri). Disabled: The142Nomads Tent Venue 2110.00-17.00 St Leonard'Mon-Sat, s Lane noon-16.00 Ni4 Box Office: Sun. (Info 662 1612) Originalperformance rugs and carpets provide a sumptuous backdrop tp the area. Furniture, artefacts and textiles interact with theaudience surroundings toPerfect generate an exoticin ambience for the to enjoy. environment which to linger and relish the exhibition. Musicals £ Opera • Ross Ross McGilty McGilty' s Dream Ltd page 80 Productions Aug 5-11 20.00 (22.00) £7.50 (£3.00) - Display •VASummer Pastures: Exhibition BagsNomads from theTentNomadic Life of Rugs,Trappings, The page 134 Aug 2-Sept 2 10.00 (17.00) Free Disabled: Ground floor wheelchair access. Old234Assembly K12 Venue 172 High StreetClose Box Office: Area of slabs at higher l e vel app. 30 metres wide which could form a stage with a cobbled area at a lower level for audiences. •Theatre Othello page I I I Aug 5-10 New 19.00Phoenix (21.00)Theatre Free (non-ticketed) Old192College Venue SouthTheatre) BridgeQuad Tickets 662 8740 LIS (George Square Box Office: 10.00-22.00 (Info 662 8740 - George Square Theatre) Setthein themost historic heart of venues Edinburghat the University, is one ofshows atmospheric Fringe.thisOutdoor in thistheenthralling, space. Tickets flourish available from venue half anheart-stopping hour before show. •Theatre Coriolanus Modjeska page 123 £ 10.00 (£7.00) 11-21 (notTeatrWed) 21.30 (22.45) • Aug The Tempest AandBC page 84 Aug Aug 2522-24,26 21.00 20.00 (23.45)(22.45) £ 10.00 (£7.00) Disabled: Ent: 20yd on access road.

• The Importance of Being£6.00 Earnest(£5.00) Exit Theatre page 98 Aug 6-11 12.15(13.45) • Aug Marriage by Gogol Bi l ' s Theatre Company page 91 20-25Lost18.15ShiftingTides (19.45) £6.50 (£5.00) • Aug Paradise Theatre page 120 14,16,18,20,22,24 14.15 (21.45) (15.45) Project £6.00 (£4.00) 13,15,17,21,23,25 20.15 • Aug Perfect U Spindle Theatre page 121 Aug 2-11 14.Charlies 30 (15.30)Ajar£6.00Productions (£4.00) • The Proper22.00 5-26 (23.00) £5.00 (£3.00) page 85 • Aug Rope Exit Theatre page 98 Aug 7,9,11,13,15,17 (01.30) page £5.00117(£4.00) • Still Lives(notQMSun)Theatre11.00.150Company Aug 6-18 0 (11.50) £5.50 (£3.50) • Aug Twelfth13,15,17,21,23,25 Night Shifting Tides Project page 120 14.15 Theatre (15.45) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 14,16,18,20,22,24 20.15 (21.45) • Aug The Two Sides of a Star Exit Theatre page 98 6,8,10,12,14,16,18 00.15 (01.30) £5.00 (£4.00) Food and drink: Club PolskiupCafe.from9.0street 0-late. Church: Hall: A50yd few 7+7+19 steps EntDisabled: : 3yd FlatAud: Str HRWC (+level. 7 M).

Old St Paul's Church £ Hall45 Jeffrey Street Tickets 556 0476 kis Venue Box Office: 09.30-midnight Jul 28-Aug 25 () presents One of theestablished Festival' stalent mostfrom talked aboutthetheatres new and across globe. A full daily programme central venue theatre goers.makes All showthis information fromathemustBox forOffice.keen £ Revue Purple Productions page 41 •Comedy Reorganised Aug 13-25 (notCrime Sun) 12.30 (13.30) £4.00 (£3.50) Music • Aug Festival Masses St Paul'Free s Music(non-ticketed) 2001 page 65 12,19,26 10.3Old 0 Old (noon) • Aug Handel' s Messiah St Paul' s Music 2001 page 65 30 19.Concert 30 (22.00) Old£7.00St Paul(£5.00) •AugOrchestral ' s Musi c 24 19.45 (22.00) £7.00 (£5.00) 2001 page 65 Musicals £ Eyebrow OperaProductions page 78 • Aug Company 6-25 (not Suns)page16.10(17.50) (£5.00) • Aug Mates4-11Theatrelab 81(22.00) £6.00£7.00(£5.00) (not 5) 20.00 •Theatre Denity13-18Crisis18.3QM Theatre£5.50 Company page I 17 0 (19.15) (£3.50) • Aug Dirge QM Theatre Company page 117 Aug 6-1 I 18.30 (19.30) £5.50 (£3.50)

Outrageous Art Venue 226s onlyT7-19 Place 477 hand-painted 2933 09 Scotland' galleryBarclay of copy art withandInfoselect oiAlsol onoriginal canvas works after Scottish European masters. works. VA Display • Aug Outrageous Outrageous 1-31 10.Art 30 (19.00) Free Art page 134

The239Old Town Bookshop lii Venue 8 Victoria Street The Old Town Bookshop is exhibiting Etchingsin byEdinburgh' John Kay,s anHigh18th century caricaturist who worked Street.s Also paintings and sketches by RonandWilson Edinburgh' majestic and mediaeval streets buildingsof around the High Street and the Castle. - DisplayOld Town & John Kay Portraits •VAThe Edinburgh Aug Old10-26Town10.Bookshop 30 (17.45)pageFree134 Orcadia Creative Learning Centre I20 Outer (lm) Venue 221 310.00-18.00 Windsor Place Tickets Box Office: (Info 669 1075)669of its1075 Orcadia i s the only creative learning centre kind inArts the UK and Europe. wide torangechildren, of Communication programmes are Aoffered youngneeds.people and adults with learning disabilities and special Visit our Celtic sensory garden! £ Physical •Dance The DrumLearningTheatre OrcadiaCeltic Creative 52 Aug 13-18 30 (21.30)Centre £7.00page(£4.50) Aug 18 14.319.0 (16.30) Food and Excellent drink: Snacks Disabled: access.available.

Patriothall Gallery Venue WASPInfo Studios, Patriothall, offhs48 Hamilton235s Place 225 gallery 1289IDspace. Edinburgh' unique artist-led - Displayof Local Contemporary Art and Design •VAPatriothall Exhibition (at W.(18.00) A.S.P.S. Studios) page 134 Aug I I-SeptGallery I noon Free (non-ticketed) Disabled: Disabled access. Phillips Auctioneers jio Venue 96 65 Mon-Fri George Street Ticketsweekends 225 2266 noonBox Office: 10.00-17.00, 17.00 i(Info 225 2266) Made Scotland, Scottishfurniture, Sale, 24/25 August. sale wiln include finePhillips paintings, clocks,ephemera. silver The and jewellery, books, ceramics, whisky and sporting wiculture l be from accompanied by an exhibition of Jacobite art andIt the Drambuie Collection. Philips Auctioneers continues over the page 151

Philips Auctioneers continued - Display •VAThe Scottish10.0Sale Aug 6-23 0 (17.00)PhillipsFreeAuctioneers page 134 Disabled: Access for wheelchairs. The Edinburgh Photographic Exhibition Centre hio Venue 130home68ofGreat King Street Tickets Society, 226 0000 Visit the the Edinburgh Photographic onein of1861,thetheworld' photographic clubs. Established EPS shadandoldest theexhibited Hon. Henry early members work byFoxD.Talbot O. Hil amongst in 1890. its - Display Photography •VAThe International Edinburgh2Photographic Exhibition Centre page 134 Aug 0 (20.00)(£1.50) Suns 513.- Sept 00 (17.00)10.0£2.00 Disabled: No wheelchair access, 5 steps up from street. Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Pleasance RoadTickets S56 6S50 lm Venue 33 60The Box Office: I 1.00-midnight (Info 556 6550) Twelve kind entertainment under theandsun.it Foodexactly andvenues, drinkhowevery allI dayimagined long.of'I itwent intobe.theIt Pleasance was would was like a Wild West War' Lee Hurst, Scotsman. Shows Bear, Come to Tea! •Children’s Teddy Bear,Teddy Imagination Productions page 11 £5.00 (£4.00) Aug 1-3,6,8-10 I 11.1.4455 (12.30) (12.30) Aug 4-5,11-12 £5.50 (£4.50) <& Revue •Comedy Adam Bloom... And God Created Adam Bloom page 1919.05 (20.00) £3.00Adam Previews Aug 1-3 Aug 19.054-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 (20.00) £9.0019.(£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 05 (20.00) (£8.50) Aug 24-27 19.05 (20.00) £ 10.Fire 00£9.50 (£9.00) • Adam AdamHiHills-GoYou Big Red Engine l Aug s page1-23321.25 (22.25) £4.00 Previews Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 21.25 (22.25) 10.00 (£9.00) Aug 3-6,8-9,12-16,19-23 21.25 (22.25)page£ £9.00 • Stephen K Amos Stephen K. Amos 14 (£8.00) Previews Aug 1-3 19. 3 0 (20.30) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19-23 (20.30) £9.50 £8.50(£8.50) (£7.50) 10-11,17-18,24-27 19.19.3030(20.30) • Aug Andy Parsons...LocalLocalBorough Borough Pest Exterminator Andy Parsons... Pest Exterminator page 14 Preview Aug 3 19.00 (19.55) £3.00 Aug 4-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-20,22-23 19.0010-11,17-18,24-27 (19.55) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 19.00Dog(19.55) £9.50 (£8.50) • Andy Zaltzmanversus Versusthe the of Doom Andy Zaltzman Dog of Doom Previews Aug 1-4 20.00 (21.00) £5.00 page 14 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 20.0010-11,17-18 (21.00) £9.0020.00(£8.00) Aug (21.00) (£8.50) Aug 24-27 20.00 (21.00) £Pleasance 10.00£9.50 (£9.00) • Angels with Dirty Habits Comedy 39 Previews Aug 1-3 15.55 (16.45) £3.00 £7.00page£6.00 Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 15. 5 5 (16.45) Aug 11 -12,18-19,24-27 55 (16.45) £8.00 £7.00 • Antopolski 2000- Antopolski15.2000 Dan Antopolski page Previews Aug 1-4 20.35 (21.35) £5.0025 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 20.35 (21.35) £9.0020.35(£8.00) Aug 24-27 10-11,17-18 (21.35) £9.50 (£8.50) • Aug Archers Stars20.35 (21.35) £ 10.00 (£9.00) They Shoot Arrows... Don’t They? £5.00 page 46 Previews Aug 3-9,12,Aug15-16,1-219,15.21 3-235 (16.35) 15.35 (16.35) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 15.35 (16.35) Aug 24-27 15.35 (16.35) £10.00£9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) m

• Danny Bhoy Bhoy(22.15) page 19£3.00 Previews Aug 1-3Danny21.15 Aug 4-6,12-13,15-16,19-23 21.15 (22.15) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 21.15 (22.15) Aug 24-27 21.15 (22.15) £ 10.0210£9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) • Jason Byrne Jason Byrne page Previews Aug 1-3 21.40 (22.40) £3.00 Aug 21.404-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 (22.40) £9.0021.40(£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 21.40C.H.O. (22.40)(22.40) £10.00£9.50 (£9.00) • The Notorious Margaret Cho page 22(£7.50) Aug 8-9, 1 2-16, 1 9, 2 1 -23 23.00 (midnight) £8.50 Aug 10-11,17-18 23.00 (midnight) £9.50 (£8.50) 23.00 (midnight) £ 10.00page(£9.00) • Aug Rhona24-27 Cameron Rhona Cameron 21 13-19 19.15(20.15) £ 10.00 (£8.00) • Aug Clive James and Pete Atkin:Together At Last Again Pleasance Comedy page 40 16-17Cinema 16.45 (17.45) • Aug Comedy Classicspage£ 12.2300 (£ 10.00) Comedy Cinema Classics 1-27 (not Zone 7,21) 13.00Comedy (15.00) Zone £5.00 • Aug The Comedy Previews Aug 1-4 23.00The(00.30) £5.00 page 23 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 23.0010-11,17-18 (00.30) £9.0023.00(£8.00) Aug (00.30) (£8.50) Aug 24-27 23.00 BBC (00.30)Radio £ 10.4 0page 0£9.50 (£9.00) • Comic Fringes 18 20-24 10.Cyderdelic 30 (11.00)pageFree25(ticketed) • Aug Cyderdelic Previews Aug 1-2 21.55 (22.55) £4.00 £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 3-5,7-9,12-16,19-23 21.55(22.55) (22.55) 10-1 1,17-18,24-27 21.55 £ Final 10.00 2001 (£9.00) • Aug The Daily Telegraph Open Mic Award The Daily Telegraph Open Mi c Award Fi n al 2001 page 25 21Ringers 14.00 (17.00) £9.504 (£8.50) • Aug Dead BBC Radio page 18 23Stevens I 1.00- Puh (noon)Leez!FreePleasance (ticketed)Comedy page 40 • Aug Earl PreveiwsAug 1-3 20.45 (21.45) £3.0045) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 20.45 (21. Aug 10-11,17-18 20.45 (21.45) £9.50 Aug 24-27 20.45 (21.45) £ 10. 0 0 (£9.00)£8.50 • Edinburgh and Beyond FHM Comedy Tour 2001 Edinburgh FHM£9.50Comedy 2001 page 26 21 and19.and3Beth 0Beyond (21.00) (£8.50)TourComedy • Aug Emma Kilcoyne Pleasance page 40 Previews Aug 1-3 15.15(16.15) £3.00 Aug 4-6,8-10,13-17,21-23 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) I I -12,18-19,24-27 15.a15.15(16.15) 15 (16.15) £8.50 • Aug Europe:We' v e Created Monster!! Boom Chicago 20 (23.15) £4.00 Previews Aug 1-2page22.15 22.15 Aug 10-11,17-18 (23.15) £ 10.00 (£9.00) Aug 3-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 22.1524-27 (23.15)22.15£9.00(23.15) (£8.00)£10.50 (£9.50) Aug • Far Too Happy Footlights£3.00page 21 Previews Aug 1-3Cambridge 16.25 16.(17.25) Aug 11 -12,18-19,24-27 25 (17.25) £8.50 (£6.50) Aug 4-6,8-10,13,15-17,20-23 16.25Fat (17.25) £7.50 (£5.50) • Fat Pope Fat Fat Pope page £3.00 27 Previews 1-36,13)22.5022.50(23.45) 4-27TheAug (notMaking (23.45) £5.00 • Aug Fever! of Peggy Lee Kate Dimbleby page 25 Aug 7,14 21.30 £9.50 (£8.50) 15.- It'15(22.30) • Aug FitFit toTo17-19 Burstpage s27(16.15) all happening! Burst Previews Aug 1-3 17.15(18.15) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 17.15 (18.£9.50 15) (£8.50) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 11-12,18-19 17.15(18.15) Aug 24-27 17. 1 5 (18.15) £ 10. 0 0 (£9.00) • The Coup-De-Ville DirectFleetwood from the Donkey pageChat 26 Show Aug 10-11,17-18 18.218.0Show (19.20) £9.50 Aug 12,14-16,19-23 2 0 (19.20) £8.50(£8.50) (£7.50) 24-27 Broadway 18.20 (19.20)Forbidden £ 10.00 (£9.00) • Aug Forbidden Broadway page 27 Previews Aug 1-2 19. 4 5 (20.45) £5.00 Aug 3-4,6-9,12,14-16,19-23 19.4510-11,17-18 (20.45) £8.5019.(£7.50) Aug 45 (20.45) £9.50 (£8.50) 24-27Cuts19.BBC 45 (20.45) • Aug Fringe RadioFree4£10.00 page 18(£9.00) Aug 20 17. 3 0 (18.45) (ticketed) • Aug Front Row BBC RadioFree4 page 18 Aug 920 I 14.1.3000(12.30) (15.00) (ticketed)

• Her Aching Pleasance Comedy page 40 ! Previews AugHeart 1-3 13.15(14.25) Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 13.1515(14.25) (14.£2.00 25) £7.00 £6.00 (£6.00) (£5.00) |$ Aug I 1-12,18-19,24-27 13. • Hollow Men: A1-3Tribute Hollow £3.00 Men page 33 Previews Aug 17. 5 5 (18.55) Aug 17.554-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 (18.55) £8.5017.(£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 55 (18.55) £9.50 (£8.50) f Aug 24-27 17.Boom 55 (18.55) £10.00 (£9.00) • Ironic Yanks Chicago page£4.00 20 Previews Aug 1-2 18. 3 0 (19.30) Aug 18.303-5,7-9,12,14-17,19-23 (19.30) £8.0018.(£7.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 30 (19.30) £9.00 (£8.00) fl 24-27 18.30Nice (19.30) £9.50Ladies (£8.50) • Aug ItPreviews Woulda Been Crazy page 25 I Aug 1-4 16. 3 0 (17.30) £4.00 Aug 5-6,8-10,13-14,16-17,21-22 16.3011(17.30) £7.5016.(£6.50) Aug -12,18-19 30 (17.30) £8.50 (£7.50) | Aug 24-27 16.30s (17.30) £9.50 • John and Kevin' One Man Show(£8.50) Pleasance Comedy page 40 Previews Aug 1-3 17.45 (18.45) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19,21-23 17. 4 5 (18.45) £7.50 £6.5017.45 (18.45) £8.50 £7.50 Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 • John Moloney- John Live Moloney Live page 34 John Moloney Previews Aug 1-4 20.00 (21.00) £5.00 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 20.00 (21.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 (21.00) (£8.50) Aug a24-27 20.00BBC20.00 (21.00) £410.page00£9.50 (£9.00) • Just Minute Radio 18 Free (ticketed) Aug 21 12. 0 0 (12.45) 13.00 (13.45) • Legendary PolowskiDiamond Diamond Legendary Polowski HeistHeist page 35 Previews Aug 1-3 23.45 (00.45) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 23.4510-11,17-18 (00.45) £8.5023.45(£7.50) Aug 24-27 23.45 (00.45)(00.45) £ 10.00£9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) • Aug Let' s Look at Sound Brian6Appleton: Let's Look£6.00at Sound page 20 Aug 19.00 (20.00) Aug 7-9,12-16,19,21-23 (20.00) £9.00 £8.00 (£7.00) (£6.00) Ji Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 19.19.0000 (20.00) • Collins Lloyd Cole Knewand MyQuantick Father Maconie page 23 Aug 24-27 19-23 16.16.0055 (17.05) £8.50 (17.05) £page 10.0018(£7.50) (£9.00) • Aug Loose ends BBC Radio 4 11,Innocence 18 11.00 and (noon)the Free (ticketed) • Aug Love, Word Cock Daniel Kitson 35 (23.30) £4.00 (£3.00) Previews Aug page 1-4 22.30 Aug 5,7-8,12-16,19-23 22.30(23.30) (23.30)£9.50 £8.50(£8.50) (£7.50) 11,17-18,24-27 22.30 • Aug Marquez Brothers Marquez Brothers page Previews Aug I -3 16.35 (17.35) £3.00 35 Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 16. 3 5 (17.35) £8.5016.(£7.50) Aug 11 -12,18-19 35 (17.35) (£8.50) Aug 24-27 16. 35 (17.35) £Mat10.0and0£9.50 (£9.00) • Previews Mat and Mackinnon: One Mackinnon Aug 1-3 18.45 (19.45) £3.00 page 36 Aug 4-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 18. 4 5 (19.45) £9.0018.(£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 45 (19.45) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 18. 4Colin 5 (19.45) £10.00 (£9.00) • Colin Murphy Murphy page 36 Previews Aug 1-3 21.00 (22.00) £3.00 Aug 21.004-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 £9.0021.00(£8.00) Aug 10-1(22.00) 1,17-18 £9.50 Aug 24-27 21.00 (22.00)By(22.00) £Kate 10.00Dimbleby (£9.00)(£8.50) • Music To Watch Boys 25 Previews Aug I -3 18.30 18.(19.30) £3.00 £9.50page(£8.50) Aug 10-12,17-19,24-27 3030(19.30) Aug 4-6,8-9,14-16,21 -23 18. (19.30) £8.50 (£7.50) • Previews Netherhead Aug 1-4Garth22.25Marenghi' (23.25)s - Netherhead £5.00 page 28 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 22.2510-1(23.25) £9.0022.25(£8.00) Aug 1,17-18 24-27 22.25 (23.25)(23.25) £ 10.3700£9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) • Aug Phil Nichol Phi l Nichol page Previews Aug 1-3 22.15 (23.15) £3.00 Aug 22.15(23.15) (23.15) £9.50 £8.50(£8.50) (£7.50) Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19-23 10-11,17-18,24-27 22.15

|I II I II| f I I j I I Ij | ! i

! iii Ii ! i

| I! f, j i

• Nicholas NicholasParsons Parsons’pageHappy Hour Aug 13-16,20,22-23 18.5391(19.30) 5 (19.30)£9.50£8.50(£8.50) (£7.50) Aug 10-12,17-19 18. 1 Aug 24-27 18. 1 5 (19.30) £ 10. 0 0 (£ 11. 0 0) • Previews Ross NobleAug Real page 41 £3.00 1-3 Talent 20.45 (21.45) Aug 4-6,8-9,12-16,19-23,26-27 20.45 (21.45) £8.50 (£7.50) (21.45)page£9.5037 (£8.50) • Aug Noble10-11,17-18,24-25 andAugSilver Noble20.45 and Silver Previews 1-3 21.40 (22.40) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 21.40 (22.40) £8.5021.40(£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 (22.40) £9.50 (£8.50) 21.40 (22.40) 0 (£9.00) • Aug The 24-27 Now Show BBC Free Radio£ 10.(ticketed) 4 0page 18 Aug 16 11. 1 5 (12.15) • Dara O'BAug riain1-2Dara20.20O'B(21.20) riain page£4.00 37 Previews Aug 3-5,7-9,12-16,19-23 20.20 (21.20) (£8.00) 20.20 (21.20) ££9.00 10.00 (£9.00) • Aug Offthethe10-11,17-18,24-27 KerbRoadshow Roadshowpage Off Kerb 37 Previews Aug 1-2 23.00 (00.30) £3.00 £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 3-5,7-9,12-16,19-23 23.00(00.30) (00.30) Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 23.00 £9.00 (£8.00) • Oram andAugMeeten Previews 1-3 £3.00Oram and Meeten page 37 Aug 4-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 17.3010-11,17-18 (18.00) £9.0017.(£8.00) Aug 30 (18.00) £9.50 24-27and17.Naylor' 30 (18.00) (£9.00)(£8.50) • Aug Parsons s Pull£10.00 Out Sections BBC Radio 2 page 18 Aug 217,14 16.18.3030(17.30) (19.30) Free (ticketed) • Aug Emo Philips Emo20.00Philips(21.00)page £5.00 39 Preview Aug 3 Aug 4-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 20.00 (21.00) £10.00 (£9.00) Aug 10-1(21.00) 1,17-18,24-27 £ I 1.00 (£10.00) • 20.00 PickupsChicago and Hiccups Benjamin and Meyers Boom page23.15 20 with(00.10) Previews Aug 1-2 £4.00 (£8.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 23.15 (00.10) £9.50 Aug 3-5,7-9,12-16,19,21-23 23.15 (00.10) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 23.15 (00.10)Home£ 10.00 (£9.00) • Chris Port24-27 Out, Starboard Addison -1-4Port19.Out,45 Starboard Home page 22 Previews Aug (20.45) £5.00 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 19. 4 5 (20.45) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 24-27 10-11,17-18 19.45 (20.45) (£8.50) 19.Andrew 45 (20.45) £ 10.page00£9.50 (£9.00) • Aug Puppy Love Clover 22 Previews Aug 1-3 20.20 (21.20) £3.00 Aug 20.204-5,7-9,12,14-16,19,21-23 £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 11(21.20) -12,17-18 (21.20) 24-27 20.20 20.20 (21.20) £ 10.400£9.50 (£9.00)18(£8.50) • Aug Quote, Unquote BBC Radio page Aug (12.45) Free (ticketed) Aug 13-14 1314 I13.1.00noon 00 (11.45) (13.45) • Aug Rebranding Mr. God by40Julian Fox Pleasance Comedy Aug 1-27 (notCrazy 7,20)pageLadies midnight • Joan Rivers page(00.30) 25 £5.00 24-27 (callUnhinged 0131 529 Sam 6000) • Aug Sam and Cy & Cy£4.00page 42 Previews Aug 1-2 17.00 (18.00) Aug 3-5,7-10,13-17,20-23 17. 0 0 (18. £8.50 (£8.50) (£7.50) I I -12,18-19,24-27 00 (18.00)00) £9.50 • Aug Sex and Death with 17.Lucinda Kirk and Messingham Raikes page 35 Previews Aug 1-3 18.15(19.15) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 18. 1 5 (19.15) £8.5018.15(19.15) (£7.50) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 Aug 24-27 18. 1 5 (19.15) £ 10.00 (£9.00) • Previews Spymonkey' Spymonkey Augs 1-3Cooped 19.25 (20.35) £3.00page 44 Aug 4-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 19. 2 5 (20.35) £7.50 (£5.50) Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 19.25 (20.35) (£6.50) • Spymonkey' s Stiff Spymonkey page£7.00 44£8.50(£5.00) Aug 20-24 (not 23) 11. 3 0 (12.40) 25-27 11.30 (12.40) £8.00 (£6.00) page 46 • Aug Suki Webster: Suki Webster Previews Aug 1-3Best15.Man 00 15.(16.00) £3.00 £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 11 -12,18-19,24-27 00 (16.00)

Aug 4-6,8-10,14-17,20-23 00 (16.00)page£7.00 • Sweet Bobabola Hoipolloi15.17.Theatre 33 (£5.00) Aug 8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 5 0 (19. 0 0) £8.00 (£7.00) 10-1Ribbon 1, 17-18,24-27 17.Benefit 50 (19.00) £9.00 (£8.00) • Aug Tartan Comedy 2001 Pleasance Comedy(23.00) page £4010.00 (£8.00) 21 21.30 • Aug Catherine Tate1-3 Catherine Tate page Previews Aug 21.35 (22.35) £3.0045 Aug 4-6,8-9,12-16,19,21-23 21.35 (22.35) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 21.35 (22.35) Aug 24-27 21.35 (22.35) £ 10.00£9.50 (£9.00)46(£8.50) • Tommy Tiernan Tommy Tiernan page Aug 22-27 19. 1 5 (20.15) £ 12. 5 0 0) 18 • Aug Tomorrow' s Hits TodayFreeBBC(ticketed) Radio(£ 10.4 0page 17and11.15(12.15) • Trev Simon' s Circus of Evil Trev and Simon page 46 21.00 (22.00) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 9,12-13,15-16,19-23 Aug 10-11,17-18 21.00 (22.00) Aug 24-27 21.00 (22.00) £Really 10.00£9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) • Trevor Lock In What You Want Real TalentAugpage1-341 15.30 (17.00) £3.00 Previews Aug 4-5,11 -12,18-19,24-27 15.15.3030(17.(17.00)00) £7.50 £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 • Veronique - A Lifein association Long Cultwith Ovation page(£6.50) Pluto Productions Previews Aug I -3 17.17.0000(18.00) (18.00)£7.50 £3.00(£6.50) 40 Aug 4-10,14-17 Aug World 11-12,18of Spencer 17.00 (18.00) £8.50 (£7.50) • The Spencer Brown - The20.10 WorldBrown of Spencer Previews Aug 1-4 (21.10) £5.00Brown page 43 Aug 5-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 20.10(21.10) £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 Aug 24-27 20.10 20.10 (21.10)(21.10) £ 10.00£9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) Music • Aug Instant19,21-23 Sunshine17.00Pleasance page 66 (18.00)£8.50Music £7.50(£7.00) (£6.00) Aug 23-25 12.00 (13.00) Aug 24-25 17.00 (18.00) of the Funky Harmonium • Jane Bombane Pleasance Music1-3-pageQueen Previews Aug 14.6640 (15.40) Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 (15.£3.00 40) £7.50 £7.00 (£6.50) (£6.00) Aug I 1-12,18-19,24-27 14.14.4040(15.40) • Aug Merri-May! Doesn' t Everyone? Pleasance 3-4,10-11 01.00 (01.50) £3.00 (£2.00)Music page 66 •Theatre The Age Festival of Consent 2001 page I IS Pleasance Previews Aug 1-2of17.Theatre 30 0(18.40) £3.00 Aug 3-5,7-10,13-17 (18.40)£8.50 £7.50(£7.50) (£6.50) Aug II Losing 1-12,18-19 17.17.30or3(18.40) • Am My Mind Just My Figure? Pregnant Pause Pleasance Fest i v al of Theatre 2001 page 115 Previews Aug 1-3 11. 4 5 (12.45) £2.50 Aug 4-6,8-10,14-17,21 -23 11. 4 5 (12. 4 5) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 11 -12,18-19,24-27 4Actor 5 (12.45)- Paul£8.50Pfeiffer (£7.50) • Apology for the ofLifeTheatre of 11.an2001 Pleasance Festival page I 15 Previews Aug 1-3 12.10(13.25) Aug (13.£3.00 25) £8.50 £7.50 (£7.50) (£6.50) Aug 4-5,7-10,13-17,21-23 11International -12,18-19,24-27Presents: 12.12.1010(13.25) • Artts Not Guilty? Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 page I 15 6-13 11.30Company (12.30) £6.00 (£5.00)Nowhere Fast • Aug Artts Touring Pleasance Festival of(13.45) TheatrePresents: 2001 (£5.00) page I IS Aug 20-23 12. 4 5 £6.00 24-27 12.4Janice 5 (13.45)Phayre:Three £6.50 (£5.50)Wishes • Aug Ben Moor and Ben MoorAugpage1-3I 1019.15(20.15) £3.00 Previews Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19,21-23 19.15(20.15) £9.0019.(£8.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 15 (20.15) £9.50 (£8.50) 24-27 19.Supercollider 15 (20.15) £ 10.for00the (£9.00) • Aug Ben Moor: A Family Ben Moor page I 10 2-5,9-12,16-19,23-27 11.00 (11.50) £5.00 • Aug Bill and Ted' s Excellent Musical Adventure Pleasance Festival of16.Theatre 2001 page I 15 Previews Aug 1-3 0 5 (17.05) £5.00 Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17 05 (17.05) (£7.50) 11 -12,18 16.Festival 05 16.(17.05) £9.50 £8.50 (£8.50)page • Aug Blood Pleasance of Theatre 2001 I 15 Previews Aug 1-3 13.13.000(14.30) £3.00 Aug 0 (14.30)£8.50 £7.50(£7.50) (£8.50) Aug 4-5,7-10,13-17 11 -12,18-19 13.00 (14.30)

Aug 21-23 3300 (14.00) £7.50 24-27 12.12.Evening (14.00)Standard £8.50 (£6.50) (£7.50) • Aug Buy Another Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 page I 15 Preview Aug 5 12.12.4545(13.45) £2.00 Aug 7-10,14-17 (13.45) £7.00 (£6.00) Aug 11 -12,18-19 12. 4 5 (13.45) £8.00 • Crash Pleasance Festival of Theatre£3.00 2001(£7.00) page 115 Previews Aug 1-3 13. 2 5 (14.45) Aug 4-6,8-10,13,15-17,20-23 13.25I (14.45) £7.50 (£6.50) 1-12,18-19,24-27 13.25 (14.45)page£8.50 • AAug Dark RiverI 1.0Theatre Workshop 125 (£7.50) Aug 20-27 0 (12.10)Pyromania £8.50 (£7.50) • Embryonic Dreams page I Previews Aug 1-2 23.45 (01.05) £5.00 17 Aug 3-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-20,22-23 23.45 (01.05) £8.0023.45(£7.00) Aug 10-11,17-18 (01.05) Aug 24-27 23.45 £9.00 £8.50 (£8.00)(£7.50) • Filth - TamFestival Deanof(01.05) Burn Pleasance Theatre 2001 page I 16 Aug 24-27 20-23 16.16.5500 (18.35) (18.35) £9.50 £8.50 (£8.50) (£7.50) • Aug Frantic Assembly Underworld Pleasance of Theatre 2001(22.25) page £8.50 I 16 (£7.50) 21 18.Festival 00 (19.25) • Aug Geeza...Memoirs of an21.00 Ex2001Football Hooligan Pleasance Festival of Theatre page Previews Aug 1-4 16.15(17.15) £3.00116 Aug 5-6,8-10,13,15-17,20-23 16.15(17.15) £7.00 (£6.00) 11 -12,18-19,24-27 16.Night 15 (17.15) £8.00 (£7.00) • Aug GhostProduction Stories...LineA Late The page (00.30) I 17 Fright Previews Aug 1-2 23.30 £5.00 Aug 3-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 23.30 (00.30) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 24-27 10-11,17-18 23.30 (00.30) £9.50 (£8.50) 23.30McAul (00.30) • Aug Goliath Nichola iffe £10.00 in'Goliath'(£9.00) page 109 Aug 6 13. 2 5 (14.35) £6.00 Aug 8-10,13,15-17,20-23 13.2255 (14.35) (14.35) £8.50 (£7. 50) Aug 11-12,18-19,24-27 13. £9.50 (£8.50) • Good Morning? Good Morning? page 102 Previews Aug 1-2 noonnoon (13.10)(13.10) £3.00£6.00 (£5.00) Aug 3-6,8-10,13,15-17 11-12,18 noon (13.10) page £7.00113(£6.00) • Aug Goose Nights Peepolykus Previews Aug 1-2 17.30 (18.45) £3.00 Aug 3-6,8-10,13-17,20,22-23 17. 3 0 (18.45) £8.50 (£7.50) 11 -12,18-19,24-27 17.30 (18.45) £9.50 (£8.50) • Aug Green Ginger Pleasance Festival11.- ofBambi Theatre 2001£7.50page(£5.00) I 16 Aug 20,22-23 2 0 (12.30) 24-26and11.the20Angry (12.30)Inch£8.50 (£6.00) • Aug Hedwig Hedwig andAugthe1-3Angry21.30Inch(23.00) page 104£5.00 Previews Aug 4-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-20,22-23 21.3010-11,17-18 (23.00) £9.0021.30(£8.00) Aug (£9.00) 24-27 21.30National (23.00)(23.00) £ 12.Theatre 00£(£10.10.000page 0) I 10 • Aug The Holyland Youth Aug 7-10,14-17,20-23 12. 5 0 (14.00) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 11 -12,18-19,24-27 12. 5 0 (14.00) £8.50 • Hungarian HungarianBirdBirdFestival Festivalpageby104Niall Ashdown (£7.50) Previews Aug 1-3 15.05(16.15) £3.00 Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 15.05 (16.£8.50 15) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 11 -12,18-19 15. 0 5 (16.15) 24-27Theatre-The 15.05 (16.15) Red£9.50Shoes (£8.50)(£7.50) • Aug Kneehigh Pleasance Festival of Theatre Aug 13-17,20,22-23 0 2001 (17.00)page £8.50116(£8.50) (£7.50) 18-19,24-27 15.15.30 3(17.30) £9.50 • Aug Love and Other Fairytales Scarlet Theatre Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 page I 16 Previews Aug 3-4 17.30 (18.45) £3.00 £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 5,7-10,14-17,20-23 17.3300 (18.45) (18.45) Aug 11 -12,18-19,24-27 17. £9.50 (£8.50) • Pleasance Munchausen Festival-1-2Bootworks of15.Theatre 2001 page 116 Previews Aug 4 0 (17.00) £3.00 Aug 3-6,8-10 0 (17.00)£8.50 £7.50(£7.50) (£6.50) 11-12Plimsole 15.15.40 4(17.00) • Aug Princess - Incarnate Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 page Previews Aug 1-3 noon (13.00) £2.00I 16 Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 noon11-12,18-19,24-27 (13.00) £5.00 (£3.00) Aug noon (13.00) £6.00 (£4.00) Pleasance continues over the page

I lillBillllWfflgHWMHMrnmllMlgyWHBnM • The BBCStand Stand UpShowShowpage 18 Pleasance continued The BBC • Pleasance Raw - Theatre Absolute Aug 6-9(ticketed) 17.00 Upask (18.30) Box Office for details Festival of Theatre 2001 page 116 Free Previews Aug 1-3 14.20 (15.40) £3.00 • BBC StandUpUpShowShowFringe Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 14. 2 0 (15. 4 0) £8.50 (£7.50) BBC Stand AliveAlive page 18 £4.00 Aug I 1-12,18-19,24-27 14. 2 0 (15.40) £9.50 (£8.50) Preview Aug 2 midnight (01.30) • Reader I Murdered Him SK Productions Aug 3-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 Pleasance Festival1-3of14.00(15.15) Theatre 2001 page I 16 midnight (01.30) £8.00 (£7.00) Previews Aug Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,20-23 14.0000(15.15) (15.£3.00 15) £8.50 £7.50 (£6.50) (£5.50) • Christ midnight (01.30) £9.00 (£8.00) on a Bike!- Christ Aug 11 -12,18-19,24-27 14. Richard Herring a Bike! £5.00 page 42 • Sex, Drugs, Rock and Roll Previews Aug 1-4 21.10on(22.10) Pleasance Festival1-3of23.15 Theatre(00.30) 2001 page 116 Aug 6-9,12,14-16,19-20,22-23 Previews Aug £3.00 21.10(22.10) £9.0021.10(£8.00) Aug Aug 10-11,17-18 (22.10) £9.50 (£8.50) 23.154-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 (00.30) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 24-27 21.10 (22.10) £10.00 (£9.00)page Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 23.15 (00.30) £8.50 (£7.50) • Gordon Southern Gordon(23.05) Southern 43 • Sex I: Death 2 Non-Fiction Theatre Group Previews Aug 1-3 22.05 £3.00 Pleasance Festival1-3of14.Theatre 2001 page 116 Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19-23 22.05 (23.05) £8.50 (£7.50) Previews Aug 0 0 (15.00) £3.00 22.05 (23.05) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 4-6, 8-10,13-17,21 -23 14.14.0000(15.00) (15.00) £9.00 £8.50 (£8.00) (£7.50) • Aug InBarrythe10-11,17-18,24-27 Psychiatrist' s Wheelchair Aug 11 -12,18-19,24-27 Hall. . D r Basi l Hallmead page 26 • Sexing AlanTitchmarch - 2001 DoranpageandI 16Braine Previews Aug 1,3 18.50 (19.50) £4.00 Pleasance Festival1-3of13.Theatre Aug Previews Aug 45 (14.45) £3.00 18.504-5,7-9,12,14-16,19-23 (19.50) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 4-5, 7 -10, 1 3-17, 2 1 -23 13. 4 5 (14. 4 5) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 10-11,17-18,24-26 0 (19.50) £8.00 (£6.00) It's MeLadies Sylviapage- Live23 & On18.5Film Aug Shamans 11 -12,18-19,24-27 13.Deer 45 (14.45) £8.50 (£7.50) • Crazy • The House of Aug 13,15,17,16.2145-23(17.45) 16.45 £9.50 (17.45)(£8.50) £8.50 (£7.50) Pleasance Festival of Theatre£3.002001 page 116 Aug 24-27 18-19 Aug 8-910,13,15-17,20-23 15.00 (16.00) 16.It'4s5 Not (17.45) £10.00 (£9.00) Aug 15.15.0000 (16.00) £8.50 (£7.50) • JoJoAugCaulfield Caulfield:page That Important Aug 11 -12,18-19,24-27 (16.00) £9.50 (£8.50) • Silver Lining - TheFestival InsectofPlay - The2001Brothers Previews Aug 1-32221.00 (22.00) £3.00 Capek7-10,13-17 Pleasance Theatre page 116 Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19,21-23 Aug 11.00(12.10) £7.50 (£6.50) 21.0010-11,17-18 (22.00) £9.0021.00(£8.00) Aug 11 -12,18 11.00Festival (12.10)of Theatre £8.50 (£7.50) Aug (22.00) (£8.50) • Trouble Pleasance 2001 page 116 Aug 24-27 21.00Ki(22.00) £ 10.0page 0£9.50 (£9.00) Previews Aug 1-3 13. 0 0 (13.45) £2.00 • Kiki and Herb ki 22.35 and Herb 34 (£7.50) Aug 4-5,7-10,14-17,21-23 13. 0 0 (13.45) £5.00 Aug 12,14-16,19-23 (23.35) £8.50 Aug 24-27 11 -12,18-19 13.00 (13.45) Aug 10-1 1,17-18 22.35 (23.35) £9.50 13.00 (13.45) £8.00 £6.00 Aug 24-27 22.35 (23.35) £10.00Comedy (£9.00)(£8.50) • Aug Unlimited Theatre Static • The London Revue Pleasance page 39 Pleasance Festival of(13.10) Theatre£7.50 2001 (£5.00) page I 16 Preview Aug 5 17.50-23(18.45) £2.00 Aug 20-23 12. 3 0 Aug 7-9,12-16,19,21 17. 5 0 (18.45) £7.50 £6.50 24-26Nearly 12.30 (13.10) 10-11,17-18,24-27 50 (18.45) £8.50 £7.50 • Aug Mervyn Stutter's Pick s Pickof theof17.the Fringe • Aug The Very Love Life£8.50 Of My(£6.00) Friend Paul Mervyn Stutter' Fringe page 36 Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 page I 16 Aug 10-12,17-19,24-27 13.00 (14.30) £8.00 (£7.00) Previews Aug 1-3 14.14.5050(15.50) £3.00 Aug (14.30) £7.00 (£6.00) Aug 4-5,7-10,13-17 (15.50)£9.50 £8.50(£8.50) (£7.50) • Jenny Middle14-16,20-23 Aged- Middle Bimbo13.00 Aug 11 -12,18-19 14. 5 0 (15.50) Eclair Aged Bimbo page 34 Aug 14.14.2200 (15.20) Previews Aug 1-4 20.40 (21.40) £5.00 Aug 21-23 24-27 (15.20) £8.50 £9.50 (£7.50) (£8.50) Aug • Viva La Diva 20.405-6,8-9,12-16,19-20,22-23 £9.0020.40(£8.00) Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 page 117 Aug 10-1(21.40) 1,17-18 (21.40) Previews Aug 1-2 -2313.3013.(14.40) £3.00£8.00 (£7.00) Aug 24-27 20.40 (21.40) £ 10.Me... 00£9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) Aug 4-10,14-17,21 3 0 (14.40) • Pam Ann Come Fly With Aug 11 -12,18-19 13. 3 0 (14.40) £8.50 (£7.50) Pleasance Comedy page 39 24-27 -13.Impromptu 30 (14.40) Productions £9.00 (£8.00) Aug 21-23 23.10 £5.00 • Aug The Wake 24-27A Gauche 23.10 (00.10) (00.10) £6.00A Gauche page 40 • Aug Priorite Priorite Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 £6.50 page I (£5.50) 17 Previews Aug 1-3 19. 2 5 (20.20) £3.00 Aug 14-17,20-23 11. 2 0 (12.30) Aug 4-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 Aug 18-19,24-27 11.20 (12.30) £7.50 (£6.50) 19.2510-11,17-18 (20.20) £9.0019.(£8.00) Aug 2 5 (20.20) £9.50 24-27 19.25 (20.20) £ 10.00 (£9.00)(£8.50) Foodbar,andsnacks drink:all day. Restaurant, cafe, licensed bar, pasta and • Aug See How Beautiful I Am wine Crazy LadiesAug page Disabled: Previews 1-2 2316.16.4545(17.45) £5.00 12+9+5 StrEntHR.: 15yd 2 StrWC (+4 50yd adapted).Aud: 80yd Aug 3-5,7-10,14,16 (17.45) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 11-12 16. 45 (17.45) £9.50 (£8.50) • The Weird Sisters Get Around Pleasance Dome mi2 The Weird Sisters page 47 Venue 23 I 10.00-01.30 Bristo Square(InfoTickets 556 6550 Previews Aug 2-4 17.55 (19.00) £4.00 Box Office: 556weeks6550) Aug 5-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 One amazing day, four amazing i n this incredible 17. 5 5 (19.00) 'converted Studio 54-style venue'bar,Herald withuntilfour3am.newLatespacesbrunch and Aug 10-11,17-18£8.5017.(£7.50) 55 (19.00) £9.00 (£8.00) courtyard with jazz, waitress service andlicensed top shows morning 'til night. Aug 24-27 17.55 (19.00) £9.50 (£8.50) Music <& RevueFrisby Dominic Frisby page 28 • Aug Darkness and00.15Disgrace Pleasance(£6.50) Music page 65 •Comedy Aaaaah Dominic (01.15) £7.50 • Previews Dillie13-27 Keane Dillie Keane page 61 Previews Aug 1-3 21.55 (22.55) £3.00 Aug I -2 22.00 (23.00) £4.00 Aug 4-5,7-9,12-16,19,21-23 Aug 21.55 (22.55) £9.0021.55(£8.00) 22.003-6,8-9,12-13,15-16,19-23 (23.00) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 10-11,17-18 (22.55) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 10-11,17-18,24-27 22.00 (23.00) £9.50 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 21.55 (22.55) £ 10. 0 0 (£9.00) • Gonzo 'DMusic og Do’pageBar65Band • BBC NewComedy ComedyAwards AwardsGrandGrand Final Pleasance BBC New Fi n al page 17 Aug 21-23 01.15 (02.15) £5.00 Aug 13 20.00 (22.00) Free (ticketed) Aug 24-27 01.15 (02.15) £6.00

For all your Fringe tickets call 01312250000 • Aug Late 1-4,10-12,14-24,26-27 Nights at the Dome 01.30 Pleasance Music page 65 listingsDoesn't Everyone? (03.00) • Check Merri-May! Pleasance Music page23.10 66 (midnight) £7.00 (£5.50) Aug 7-9,12-16,19 Aug 10-11,17-18 23.10 (midnight) Sings £8.00Randy (£6.50) • Short Stories: LouiseMusic Rutkowski Newman Pleasance page 66 Aug 15-16,19-20 £5.00 17-18Wallen 01.10 01.10 (02.10)(02.10) £6.00 • Aug Errolyn1-9,12-13 Pleasance Music page£5.00 66 Aug (not 7) 01.00(02.40) Aug 10-11 01.00 (02.40) £6.00 Musicals <£ Opera • National Falsettoland Student (NSTC) page 79 Previews Aug 1-3Theatre 14.20 Company (15.35) £3.00 Aug 4-6,8-10,13,15-17,20-23 14. 2 0 (15.35) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug 11-12,18-19,24-27 14.20 (15.35) £8.00 (£6.00) •Theatre AllPleasance ClonedFestival Up Theatre 2001 page I 14 Previews Aug 1-3of23.30 (00.45) £3.00£8.50 (£7.50) Aug 4-6,10,13,15-17 23.30(00.45) (00.45)£9.50 Aug 11-12,18-19 23.30 (£8.50) Aug 24-27 20-23 23.30 £8.50 (£7.50) 23.30 (00.45) (00.45) £9.50Pradon (£8.50) • Aug Crimes of Passion Jerome Pleasance Festival1-3of15.Theatre 2001 page Previews Aug 40 (16.40) £3.00114 Aug 4-5,7-10,13-17,21-23 15.4011(16.40) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug -12,18-19,24 15.40 £9.50 (16.40)(£8.50) £8.50 (£7.50) 24-27 15.4-0To(16.40) • Aug David Benson Be Frank David Benson page 90 Previews Aug 1-3 16.00 (17.30) £3.00 Aug 4-6,8-10,13,15-17,20-23 16. 0 0 (17.30) £8.50 (£7.50) 11 Lining -12,18-19,24-27 00 (17.30) £9.50 (£8.50) • Aug Silver One16.2001 Pleasance FestivalPlayer of11.Theatre page (£5.00) I 14 Aug 7-10,13-17 3 0 (13.00) £7.00 11 -12,18 I 1.nge30 Fou (13.00)- Entangled £7.50 (£5.50) • Aug Theatre de L' A Lives Pleasance Festival1-3of12.Theatre 2001 page Previews Aug 50 (14.00) £3.00I 14 Aug 4-6,8-10,13,15-17,20-23 12.5011(14.00) £7.50 (£5.50) Aug -12,18-19,24-27 12.-5Metroentertainment 0 (14.00) £8.50 (£6.50) • Tomorrow Neverof Knows Pleasance Festival Theatre 2001 page I 15 Previews Aug 1-3 13. 2 0 (14.20) £3.00 Aug 4-5, 7-10,13-16,213.1 -22 13.20 (14.£8.50 20) (£7.50) £7.50 (£6.50) Aug 11 -12,18-19 2 0 (14.20) • Unlimited Theatreof Theatre - Neutrino Pleasance Festival 2001 page 115 Preview Aug 4 14.25 (15.35) £3.00 Aug 14.255,8-10,13,15-17,22-23 (15.35) £7.00 (£5.00) Aug I I -12,18-19,24-26 14.2i5n (15.35) • Weekend in Rio1-4 Weekend Rio£4.00 page£8.00 128 (£6.00) Previews Aug 16.3016.(17.50) Aug 5,10,14-17,20-23 3 0 (17.50) £8.50 (£7.50) Aug 11 -12,18-19 16.30 (17.50) Aug 24-27 16.30 (17.50) £ 10.00£9.50 (£9.00)(£8.50) - Display •VAScapes. Land ,Sea, Skinpageand135a Dog. Christopher Aug 4-27 10.Richardson 30 (22.00) Free (non-ticketed) Food and drink: the0. Pleasance Dome bars and cafe.Some LateAvailable licensed alPlease barl dayuntilfrom Disabled: access. ring03.0venue for further Point Hotel and Conference Centre M9 Venue 68 349.00-21.00 Bread Street Box Office: (Infohotel221 with 5555)spectacular castle Contemporary and unique views, renowned for its andpan video european and chicin Monboddo bar. selected Sculpture work onfoodHotel exhibition both venues, by the Point from undergraduate College of Art. and post graduate students at Edinburgh

- Display •VAEdinburgh Point' s selection of ofwork ArtSchoolpageof Sculpture Point5-Sept Hotel &College Aug I Conference 9.00 (21.00)Centre Free 135 Food and Yes. drink: Throughout the day and evening. Disabled: Portfolio Gallery hi Venue 42 4310.00-17.30 Candlemaker Row Box Office: (Info 220 191inI)Edinburgh's Old Portfolio Gallery, based off Grassmarket Town, is one Portfolio of Britain'presents s leadingangalleries for contemporary photography. programme ofCatalogue exhibitions, and publishesPhotography the international biannualin Britain. Portfolio: The of Contemporary VA - Display • John Goto I Portfolio Photography Aug I-Sept 11.00 (17.30) Free Gallery page 135 Disabled: Disabled access, ground floor. Quaker Meeting House Venue 40 709.00-17.00 Victoria Terrace Tickets 6109 li i Box offOffice: (from July)terrace () 220above Just the Royal Mi l e , on an airy Victoria Street, friendlyhome-made venue is home to 11 theatre aworkshops. cafe thisserving vegetarian food andcompanies, theatre •Children’s The HappyShows Prince page 10 Get Stuck Aug 20-25in T.10.I.E0.0Company (I 1.45) £5.00 (£4.00) Dance <£ Physical Theatre • Aug Pandemonium page 51 £6.00 (£4.00) 6-25 (not Suns)Lelavision 18.30 (19.30) Musicals <£ Opera • The Beggar'(nots Opera Cygnet Theatre£7.00page(5.00) 77 Sun) 16.Youth 00 (17.45) • Aug Dear13-25 Kitty 20.30 Newbury Theatre(£4.00) page 79 Aug 13-18 (21.45) £5.00 Talks & Events • Chhi Healing Sounds-Mantra Chanting Workshop Yoga and09.15 Meditation Centre page 13-18Checkhov (11.00) £5.50 (£4.50)80 • Aug Michael Acting Workshop Cygnet16,18,21,23 Theatre page11.15(13.15) 80 Aug £6.00 (£4.00) Theatre • Abducting DianaCompany page 98 Edward'6-11s Theatre 20.15Twilight (22.15)Theatre £5.00 Company (£4.00) page 127 • Aug Cuttin' a Rug Aug 6-1 I 16.15(17.45) £5.00 (£3.00) page 93 • Dancing Castaway 20-25On12.Tables 40 (13.30) £4.50Players (£4.00) • Aug Dignity SITCOM (South Island Theatre Company)£6.00page(£4.50) 120 Aug 6-25 (not Suns) 14. 3 0 (15.45) • Graham! The World' s Fastest Blindman Eastleigh Theatre 98 6-11Borough 20 Youth (13.35) £5.00 page (£4.00) • Aug Hamlet by12.21.00 Freud Performance Exchange page I 14 Aug 20-25 (22.00) £5.50 (£4.00) • City MakingLondon EchoesFreemen's School page 93 Aug of13-18 noon (13.45) £5.00 (£4.00) Food and drink: Cafe Victoria open 10.Terr 00-18.00. Upper Disabled: RampedtoVegetarian Bow. Lift available alaccess l floors.fromGround floor:WCand(adapted). The72Queen's Hall668 2019 014 Venue Clerk10.00Street Box Office: - 15Tickets mins2019)after start of last performance Mon Sun (668 r you Famedcanforenjoyits theintimate atmosphere and friendlyFestivals welcome, Jazz, andfeatures International [ wide in onevariety venue.ofThisceltic-inspired year'sFringe festivalmusic. 'Celtic Nights' -alal

& Revue •Comedy Archers Stars ExtraDon’t ShowsThey? page 46 They Shoot Arrows... Aug 23-25 19. 3 0 (20.30) £ 12.Selection 00 (£ 10.00) • Supergirly Supergirly:The45Immaculate Aug 23-25 page 22.00 (23.00) £12.50 Music • Vertical Capercaillie andpage Special Records 73 £ 12.Guests Aug 8-9 20.00 (22.30) 50 (£ 10.Something 00) There • Davi Davidd PaulPaulJones/DPJ Jones/DPJ Ensemble: Ensemble: Something There page 58 Aug 18 23.00 (midnight) £ 10. 0 0 (£9.00) Aug 19 21.30 De(22.30) • Aug De Dannan Dannan page 58 12 19.30 (21.30) £ 12.50 (£9.00)MacLean page 62 • Dougie Aug 17 19.Maclean 30 (21.30)ininConcert £ 11.50 (£Dougie 10.00) • Dougie Dougie Maclean Concert MacLean page 62 18 19.30 (21.30) £ 11.Souriante 50 (£ 10.page 00) • Aug En Spectacle La Bottine£15.00 20 20.30Aly(23.30) (£12.00) 55page 54 • Aug InAugConcert Bai n and Phi l Cunningham 10-11 19.30 (21.30) £ 12.00 (£page10.0620) • The The McCalmans 16McCalmans 19.McGoldrick 30 (21.30) £8.00plus(£6.00) • Aug Michael Band Alyth McCormack and Andrew White Vertical 7 20.00 (22.30) £ 12.Records 50 Records (£ 10.page00)73page 73 • Aug Mystery Juice Vertical 17 Thompson 23.00 (00.30)Solo£ 10.in0Concert 0 (£8.00) • Aug Richard Richard6 Thompson page£16.00 73 Aug 20.30 (22.00) • Aug Salsa22Celtica Salsa Celtica£ 11.page00 70(£9.00) 20.30 (midnight) Food and drink: Licensed bar and food at selected performances. Disabled: Ramped access. Ent: lyd +1 .Wheelchair spaces in halbar.WC l. Infra-red audio system loop. Accessible (adapted). Parking onandClerkinduction Street. Automatic door Randolph Studio @ The French Institute j? Venue 55 Tickets Institut Francais D'Ecosse, 13 Randolph Crescent 220 7761 Box Office: Noon-19.30 I), noon-21.00 (Info 225heart 5366)of(Week A(Weeks little bitan2-3) ofexciting Paris in the theof theatre, West End.music, The Institute presents programme comedya and fromandFrance, and America. It also houses Frenchdancelibrary a lovelyBritain cafe/restaurant. £Incroyable Revue •Comedy Incredibly Randolph Aug 20-25Studio 21.15@The (22.30)French£6.00Institute (£4.00)page 41 Dance £ Physical Theatre • Shared Space @The French Institute page 52 Randolph Aug 6-11 Studio 15.30 (16.30) £5.00 (£4.00) Music • Simon Elbaz - Musical Matrouz Randolph @ The18.French Institute£6.00page£4.00 66 Aug 6-25 Studio (not Suns) 00 (19.00) •Theatre Address Unknown Randolph @The page I 17 Aug 6-113-181,Studio 20-25 19.(22.30) 30 French (20.45) Institute £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 21.15 • An Audience with William Saroyan Randolph Studio The French£6.00Institute 13-18 13.Cities 3@0 (14.40) (£5.00)page I 18 • AAug Tale of Two Bright13-18 Choice15.Productions (17.00) page £6.0091(£5.00) • Aug Love Among the3@0 Tulips Randolph Studio The French 13-18s Adventures 19.30 (20.30) £5.00Institute (£4.00)page I 18 • Aug Mrs Ka' Randolph Studio @ The French Institute 20-25Rovin'13.3Robin 0 (14.35) £6.00 (£4.00)page I 18 • Aug Rantin' Randolph The French Aug 6-11 Studio 13.30@(14.40) £5.00Institute (£4.00) page I 18

• Sherlock Holmes: Murder inpageEdinburgh Frantic6-27Redhead Productions Aug (not Suns) 15.30(17.15)100£9.00 • Waiting for Godot Randolph The French£5.00Institute Aug 20-25Studio 15.3@0 (17.00) (£4.00)page I 18 Food and drink: Morning coffee, lunches and afternoon snacks until 20.00. +3Disabled: 25" M +7Ent:25").3yd 4+1 Str HR.Aud: 50yd 27 Str HR WC (F Reid201 Concert Hall nii Venue Bristoreminder Squareof General The most visible Reid' s legacy to the Universitybeauty, of Edinburgh, ittwo is a concert halgrand l of great acoustic pianosvisual of and the highest quality andhousing a unique andconcert wonderful Ahrend organ. Music • American Virtuoso and Composer Peter13Arnstein page 54Pianist Aug 19. 2 0 (21.30) £7.00 Aug £5.00 (£5.00) (£4.00) Aug 1517 13.10(14.00) 19.30 (21.30) £7.00 (£5.00) RIAS155 Gallery Venue 15bookshop Rutlanddedicated Square Infothe229 promotion 7545 lsof Gallery Scotland'and s architecture and the built toenvironment. - Displayt They Build? R.I.A.S. Gallery page 135 •VAWhat Aug 1-31Didn'09.00 (17.00) Royal Mile Cockburn Street to George IVTickets Bridge Ki2 Venue 98 Bank RoyalonMile 5257outdoor festival The Royal the Royal MiMile226.lAe formini within the Festival, head to the a piece of action. You’l FringeandShopbe and seatsl ifind n ortheoutFringe of the Box sun toOffice, eat, drink merry.plenty of £Street Events •Talks Royal6-27 Royal Free Bank on(non-ticketed) the Royal Mile page 82 Aug I 1.Party 00 (21.00) Rocket KirkParishO'Church, Field mm Venue 124Pleasance Kirk@O' Tickets Field 140 The 530 4543 Box Office: 09.30-22.00 (Week I) noon-22.00 (Weeks 2-3) down (Info 530 4543) Just the central road from TheforPleasance, Rocketof exciting Venues returns to this theatre another year drama and music. Come along for a vibrant experience, even a snack at our cafe before or after the show. and Children’s Shows • Aug The 13-18 Little Prince Bare and£5.00Ragged Theatre page 8 13.00 (14.00) (£3.00) Comedy £ Revue • British HarmfulRussian EffectsTheatre ofTobacco Project page 20 Aug 45 (17.30) Aug 6-11 12-18 16.21.00 (21.45) £6.00 (£5.00) •Theatre Accident of Circumstance Rocket(£4.00) Venues page 119 Aug 13,16-18 19.Demarco 30 (20.20)Rocket £6.00 • Anachronisms Productions page 95 Aug 13-18 16. 0 0 (17.30) £5.00 (£4.00) • Aug Classical New£7.00 Voice (£6.00) Company page I I I 6-1TailI Monique 21.00 (22.15) • Eve' s Dancing Eggs Productions page 94 Preview Aug 620.00 20.00(20.45) (20.45)£6.00 £4.00(£4.00) Aug 9-1 1, 2 3 • The Glengarry Ross Company page 91 BertsAug&Glen Stans Preview 1340Theatre 14.(15.50) 40 (15.50) Free Ticketed Aug 14-18 14. £5.00 • Aug Grimm Tales Bristol Old Vi c Theatre page 92 6-18 (notDemarco 12) 19.4Rocket 0 (20.50)Productions £5.00School (£2.50) • Aug I, Compere page 95 13-18 11.00 (noon) £4.00 (£3.00) Rocket continues over the page

|H»a ’ !

Rocket continued • Pendle Inventing Max Theatre Company page 114 Borderline Aug 6,8,10,14,16,18 13.10(14.20) £6.00 (£4.00) • Lie Jack Coyne PendleDown Borderline Theatre Company page Aug 7,9,11,13,15,17 13.10(14.20) £6.00I 14(£4.00) • Aug Mina3-28Rocket Venues page I 19 17.30Modern (19.00)Social £6.00Technologies (£4.00) Centre of • Outsilence-2 Armenia-YerevanTheatre page I(£5.00) 10 Aug 6-11 21.15 (22.20) £7.00 • The Picture of Theatre Dorian Gray Bare and Ragged page 90 13-18 14.15(16.00) £6.00Theatre (£5.00)page 90 • Aug The Room Bare and Ragged£5.00 13-18 16.15(17.15) (£4.00) • Aug Shakespeare' s Longest Night Rocket13-18 Venues20.40page(22.30) 119 £6.00 (£5.00) Aug • Aug The Visionary 119 15-19 18.00Rocket (19.00)Venues £6.00page(£5.00) Disabled: Four steps down to the Mai n Theatre and adapted and about three stepstoilets up to(only Studioavailable Theatre,between Cafe, andshows), Box Office. Rocket @ St John’s Hall k? Venue 126 West End, Princes Street Tickets 228 10.00-midnight 7555 Box Office: (Infochurch 228 7555) This architecturally host tobara mini-festival of its own.breath-taking The church halcontributes l, withplaysa terrace overlooking Princes Street Gardens, invigorating mix of contemporary dance and drama.with an <& Physical Theatre •Dance BloodBertsWedding The & Stans page 48 Aug 13-18 10.20Theatre (11.30) Company £6.00 (£4.00) • Demarco Moby's Dick Rocket Productions page 50 Aug 6-11 21.45 (22.35) £8.00 (£5.00) Musicals Opera • Frank and&Rosy DoubleTake Productions 78 £6.00 (£5.00) Aug 13-27 (not Suns) 19.page30 (21.00) Theatre • Albert, Laugh £7.50 Park Players A.D.S page I 13 20-25Make14.Us0Plays 0 (15.50) (£6.00)page • Aug The Anarchist Rocket Venues Aug 6-11 30 (17.30) £6.00 (£5.00) 119 Aug 13-18 16.23.30 (00.30) Aug 20-25 18. 0 0 (19.00) • The Circle'Rocket s Corners Demarco 95 13-18s Death noonProductions (13.00) £7.00page(£4.00) • Aug Danton' Harvard-Westlake School / Rembiko Project page 8-9,13-14,17-18 13.45 A(16.00) £6.00 (£4.00)103 • Aug Euripides' T rojan Women: Secular Oratorio Harvard-Westlake School14./0Rembiko Aug 6-7,10-11,15-16 0 (15.30)Project £6.00 page (£4.00)104 • Only As Multiple Demarco Rocket Productions page 95 30 (17.30) £5.00 (£3.00) • Aug Party13-18 toTheatre the16.Divorce Lanterne Company£6.00 page 107 Aug 6-11 19. 3 0 13-18 21.30(21.00) (23.00) £6.00(£4.00) (£4.00) • Aug The Surrendered Wife Show Plested6-18and(notBrown13) page I 17 £5.00 (£4.00) Aug 1815(19.00) • The Virtuous Burglar page 94 Crumpet Aug 20-25Theatre 16.25Company (17.35) £6.00 (£5.00) drink: cafe-bar serving food and drink alFood lDisabled: day and until Enter late. byLicensed path from (access Princes Street: Ent:Guide 20yd Flat. Aud: 5yd Fl a t . WC adapted admitted. Help available (advance warninglimited). appreciated).dogs Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Venue 123 InfirmaryCentre Street Tickets 558 9991 i_i3 Box Office: 23.00 (Info 55809.309991)(Weeks 1-2) & I 1.00 (Week 3) -

Returninga topacked Southprogramme Bridge for the sixthscale year,productions Rocket Venueson presents of large the mainvenue stagealsoandcontains intimate aperformances in the Studio. This central comfortable cafe-bar for those between show rests! s Prince Shows •Children' The LittleTravel California San Francisco page 8(£3.50) Aug 7,9, 11, 14,Troupe 16, 18 of10.00 (10.50) £4.00 Shows •Children’s Our Little Little Theatre Shop of Horrors'page 8 Bilton20-24 Youth 'Action Aug 16.30 (18.00) Group £3.00 (£2.00) • California Robin Hood Travel Troupe of10.San00Francisco page 8(£3.50) Aug 6,8, 10, 13, 15, 17 (10.50) £4.00 • The SaveGordon Our Theatre Craig Youth Theatre page 10 Aug 13-17 10.00 (10.45) £4.50 (£3.00) &at Revue •Comedy Meet meTravel theTroupe bijouof- wild west review California San£4.50Francisco page 21 Aug 6-18 13.Baby 00 (13.50) (£4.00) • Only Child Wants Candy page 17 Aug 19-26 14. 0 0 (15.00) £6.00 (£4.00) • Sex, DeathTravelandTroupe Aerobics California Aug 6-18 12. 0 0 (12.50)of San£4.00Francisco page 21 • Twisted Tales Alternate Shadows page 14 £5.00 (£4.00) Aug 20-25 Baby 18.15 (19.15) • Weirdass 17 Aug 10-18 14.00Wants (15.00)Candy£6.00page(£4.00) Dance £ Physical Theatre • Aug Ergot13-18Bare15.10(15.50) and Ragged Theatre £4.00 page (£3.00)48page 52 • Aug From13-18 the Ashes Mum Puppettheatre 18. 3 0 (19.45) £6.00 • Aug Malicious Intent Bare and£4.00 Ragged(£2.00) Theatre page 48 13-18 22.30 • The Hunting ofTroupe the(23.00) Snark California Travel of San Francisco 49 Aug 6-18 (not 12) 11.00 (11.50) £4.50page(£4.00) Musicals £ Opera • Aug Sirens:6-11Behind Screen£5.50Rocket 16.40 the (17.50) (£4.00)Venues page 80 Theatre • Aug 8 Rocket page 118 £5.00 (£4.00) 20-25Venues 20.00 (21.00) • Autodestruct:The Ultimate Cure for Cancer Rocket6-11Venues18.4page 119 5Bathwater (19.50) £5.00Rocket (£4.00)Venues page I 19 • Aug Baby with the 20-25RocketVenues 19.30 (21.10)page£7.00 (£4.00) • Aug Birdy I 19 Aug 16-18,23-25 14.15RocketVenues (16.15) £6.50page(£4.50) • The Birthday Party 119 13-15,20-22 14.15 (16.30) £6.50 (£4.50) • Aug The Boy-Girl x4 Show RocketVenues page Aug 20-25Chagall 16.15 (17.15) £5.00 (£3.00) I 19 • Chagal, Demarco Productions 13-18theRocket 22.30 (midnight) page £6.0095(£5.00) • Aug Edward Second Bare and Ragged Theatre page 90 13-18Dance18.00 (19.45) £6.00 (£5.00) • Aug Fairies Demarco Rocket Productions£5.00 page 95 Aug 20-26 21.30 • The Game ofSidesLove(22.30) and120Chance(£4.00) Short Back & page Preview14-25Aug(Sun)13 11.11.3355 (13.20) £3.00 Aug (13.20) £4.50 (£3.00) • The Good and Faithful Servant RocketVenues page 119 £5.00 (£3.00) Aug 6-11 16. 3 0 (17.45) • Aug Granny Must0Die RocketVenues page I 19 0 (16.20) £6.50Productions (£4.50) • Aug Lady6-11 Luck15.20.30 Demarco Rocket page 95 13-18 (22.10) £6.00 (£5.00) • Love StoryRagged of theTheatre Century Bare and page 90 (22.15) £5.00 (£4.00) • Aug Marisol13-18 Bare21.15 and Ragged Theatre page 90 Aug 13-18 16. 4 5 (17.50) £5.00 (£4.00) • Previews PassengersAug RocketVenues page 119 20.00 (21.30) £5.00 (£3.00) 5-11of Life 20.003-4Fiocket (21.30) £8.00 (£5.00) • Aug Pieces6-11 Aug 16.30 (18.30)Venues £6.00 page (£4.00)119

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131225 0000

• The Song 21.30 of the(22.25) Fool RocketVenues 6-11 £11.00 page I 19 • Aug Star-Crossed Lovers Demarco Rocket Productions page(£4.00) 95 20-25Up21.10RocketVenues (22.45) £5.00 • Aug Stitched page(£4.00) 119 Aug 3-11 20.00 (22.00) £6.00 • Aug Stoned13-18Bare16.and00 (16.35) Ragged Theatre page 90 £4.00 (£3.00) • Two by Jim 18.Cartwright RocketVenues I 19 j Aug 20-25 15 and(19.45) £6.50 (£4.50)pagepage • Watching Bare Ragged Theatre 90 ■ Aug 13-18 20.00 (21.00) £5.00 (£4.00) Food and drink: Cafe available al l day. Licensed bar after; i 17.00 and alEntl day: 5yd. on Sats. Disabled: Aud:Studio Flat. and Wheelchair access tosecond Main lIn auditorium and toilets. cafe/bar on the floor. wheelchair assistance to the second 1 floor.) (Call Guideahead dogs foradmitted. Rocket @ Royal College 1 of Surgeons us Venue 241 Nicolson Street Tickets 667 1940 j Box Office: (Info 667 1940) Across street from thea Festival RocketactsVenue'ands f newest thetheatres blend ofTheatre, international the of ourandcontains home-grown music,bestcomedy, tragedy! talent. Expect the best of £AndPhysical Theatre •Dance CrimeRussian Punishment British Theatre Project 48 Aug 6-18 19. 3 0 (20.30) £8.00page(£6.00) • F**king A... Seekers British Russian Theatre Project page 48 Aug 6-11 22.15 (23.25) £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 12-18 23.30 (00.45) • First Love BeckettProject page 48 British6-11 Russian14.by3Theatre Aug 0 (15.20) Aug 12-18 23.30 (00.20) £8.00 (£6.00) • Little Tragedies British Russian Theatre 48 6-1 IBritish noonRussian (13.10)Project £8.00page (£6.00) • Aug Lolita Theatre Project page 48 Aug 15.22.00 30 (16.40) Aug 6-11 12-18 (23.10) £8.00 (£6.00) • Spirit of Freedom Demarco page(£4.00) 50 Aug 13-18Rocket 19.00Productions (20.00) £6.00 Music • Demarco 1933 And All ThatProductions - Brecht, Weill58and friends Aug 3-18 Rocket 20.40 (21.50) £8.00page(£6.00) Musicals £ Opera • Aug Lines7,9,11,14,16,18 Demarco Rocket13.15(15.45) Productions £5.00 page 77(£4.00) • Little ShopRocket of Horrors Demarco Productions page 77 Aug 19-21,24-26 19.30 (21.00) £8.00 (£5.00) Theatre • Aug Amy6-11,13-18,20-21,24-27 Evans' Strike Activated17.Image page 84£6.00 40 (19.10) •(£5.00) Blue Remembered Hills Charterhouse 93 . 12-13,15-21,24-27 17.05 (18.25) £7.00page(£5.00) • Aug Dybuk-iment 20Productions International Theatre Demarco Rocket page 95 Aug 6-113-18I 21.00 £6.00 (£5.00) 22.00(22.00) (23.00) • Aug Eve's19-21 Tail Dancing Eggs Productions page 94 Aug 21.00 (21.45) £4.00 Aug 24-26 21.00Demarco (21.45) Rocket £6.00 (£3.00) (£4.00) • The Exorcism Productions page 95 6,8,10,13,15,17 13.15Rape (15.15) £5.00 (£4.00) • Aug Four Little Plays Called Demarco Rocket Productions Aug 12,15,17,19,21,26 15.Productions 30 page (16.45)95 page £5.00 (£4.50) • Grace Demarco Rocket Aug 13-18 16. 3 0 (18.00) £5.00 (£4.00) 95 • Joe Stalin' s Empire Demarco Rocket Productions page£5.00 96 (£4.50) 19-21,24-27 19.30 (20.15) • Aug Laughter with a Capital S Demarco Rocket Productions Aug 13,16,18,20,25,27 15.30 page (16.45)96 £5.00 (£4.50) • Orgasmo Adulto British Russian Theatre Project 92 Aug 6-11 23.30 (00.15) £6.00page(£5.00)

j I It

j I

24 hour Box Office at www.edfringe.com 12-18 noonRocket (12.45) page 119 • Aug Passion 3-18Play15.Mobile 40 (17.25)Venues £6.50 (£4.50) • Aug Perpetuum Demarco Rocket Productions page(£3.50) 96 13-18Demarco 20.00 (21.00) £7.00 • Aug Richard and Friends Demarco Rocket Productions page 95 Aug 6-11 (23.15) £5.00 (£3.00) 13-18 22.15 20.45 (21.45) • Aug The Taming of theProductions Shrew page 96 Demarco Rocket 7,9,1 1,14,16,18 13.20(15.10) £5.00 (£4.00) • Aug Two-Times MannProductions - Satana Demarco Rocket page(£4.00) 96 13-18 Mann 19.00 (20.00) £5.00 • Aug Two Times Enthralled Demarco Rocket page(£4.00) 96 13-18Voices 17.30ofProductions (18.30) £5.00 • Aug Various Pinter British Russian Theatre Project page 92 Aug 6-1 I noon (13.00) £8.00 (£6.00) Disabled: The Reception Hal l i s a Symposium Hall is on the first floor. few steps up, the Ross Theatre and Princes Street Gardens kio Venue 52 Princes Street Box Office: (Info 662performance 8600)Gardens Edinburgh' s premier preview centre with the Castle as backdrop and2 x 11Princes Streetonetocanthebe fore. Performances shown on sqm screens, seen from transmission Internet,Princes cable TVStreet. and toWorld-wide screens in London and NewonYork.the Music • Festival Revue(21.00) FestivalFreeRevue(non-ticketed) page 58 Aug 4-25 noon Food and drink: Available. Disabled: Good disabled access. Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Venue 193 30West Gate, Arboretum Place es Box Office: mins before(Info each552evening performance, in person 7171) 70 acres exoticof tranquility in theAdmission heart of the one mile ofnorth Princes Street. free.capital, only Children' s Shows • Albert My Umbrella is a Balloon Too 8 & Friends Aug 19-24 14.00Instant (14.45)Circus Free page (non-ticketed) Children’s Shows • Albert The Pied Piper Instant Circus page 8 & Friends 18-27 12.45 (1.30) Free • Aug Why the Ostrich Long(non-ticketed) Neck Hadithi5-27page15.0100 (16.has00) a£2.50 Aug (£2.00) Family (4) £7.50 •Theatre The Spice Trail4 20.00 Theatrum Botanicum page 125 Preview Aug 5-25Aug20.00 (22.00)(22.00) £ 10.00£5.00 (£8.00) - DisplayExhibition Hall, •VAOne Royal11tree Botanic page(non-ticketed) 135 Aug -Sept 9Garden 10.00Edinburgh (17.00) Free Food and Disabled drink: Terrace 10.00-18.00 daily. Disabled: accesscafe available. Royal British Hotel ji2 Venue 217 20(Info Princes Street Box Office: 556 4901) Situated at the east end of Princes Street, the Royal British Hotelexciting offers the ideal place to relax and rest before taking in this performance. Music • Jock MusicTamson' fromstheBairnsHeartpageof61Scotland Aug 9-10,16-17,23-24 22.00 (midnight) £9.00 (£7.50) Food and Not drink:suitable Full range of food and drink available. Disabled: for wheelchairs.

Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh li3 Venue 146 9Thorn Hill Square The Sir Museum Jules Exhibition and theofMenzies Campbell Dental describe the history surgery over the past 500 years,(JY with emphasis on major discoveries like anaesthesia Simpson) and antisepsis (Lister). Videos are included. VA - Display • SirDental JulesMuseum Thorn Exhibition and Menzies Campbell Royal College of Edinburgh 135 Free Aug 6-Sept I of10.Surgeons 00 (16.00) Sats 10.0page 0 (13.00)

Royal Museum and Museum ofStreet Scotland L12 Venue 43 Chambers 4219 noonBox Office: 10.00-17.00 (20.00Tickets Tues) 247 Mon-Sat, 17.00 Sun (Info 247 4219) The Royal art,Museum housesworld,international collections decorative the natural andpresents sciencethe andhistory industry.ofof The adjacent Museum of Scotland Scotlandthefromrichitsnational geologicalcollections. formationAdmission to the 20thfree.century through VA Display • Serizawa - Master of135Japanese Textile Design Royal11Museum Aug -Nov 4 page £3.00 (£ 1.50) 12 and under Free Food and30,drink: MaiRestaurant n hall cafe22510.03003. 0-16.00, family tearoom 10. 0 0-16. T ower Disabled: Wheelchair access throughout to all floors and adapted WCs.Wheelchairsboth availamuseums, ble for loan.lifts Royal19 Overseas kio Venue Overseas House,League 100 Princes Street Tickets 226 09.00-late 0000 Box Office: Edinburgh' most central venue, stunning castlejazz,views, anceilidhs intimateetc,s chamber room,withaandlarger cabaret,has plus gallery.musicRestaurant barhalwithl forfood. Music • Aug Breakfast with Rosl Arts (£5.00) page 67 14-17Chopin 09.30Bach (10.30) • Aug Tea With Rosl Arts£7.50 page(£5.00) 67 14-17 14. 3 0 (15.30) £7.50 • Aug Mozart14 At17.Teatime Rosl£7.50Arts(£5.00) page 67 0 0 (18.00) • Aug Mozart15 at17.Teatime Arts(£5.00) page 67 00 (18.00) Rosl • Aug Mozart16 at17.Teatime Rosl£7.50 Arts(£5.00) page 67 0 0 (18.00) £7.50 • Aug Mozart17 at17.Teatime Rosl Arts page 00Liszt (18.00)at Midnight £7.50 (£5.00)Rosl67Arts page 67 • Aug Brahms and 17 22.30 (23.30) £7.50 • Aug Breakfast with Rosl£7.50 Arts(£5.00) page 67 20-23Chopin 09.30Bach (10.30) (£5.00) • Tea with Rosl Arts page(£5.00) 67 Aug 20-23 14. 3 0 (15.30) £7.50 • Aug Mozart at17.Teatime Rosl£7.50Arts(£5.00) page 67 20 0 0 (18.00) • Aug Mozart Arts page 68 21 atat17.Teatime 00 (18.00) Rosl • Aug Mozart Teatime Rosl£7.50 Arts(£5.00) page 68 22 17. 0 0 (18.00) £7.50 (£5.00) • Aug Mozart at Teatime Rosl Arts page 68 17.at00Midnite (18.00) Rosl £7.50 (£5.00) • Aug The 2323Rite22.30 page 68 (23.30) £7.50Arts(£5.00) Food and drink: Bar 11. 0 0-midnight, bar food restaurant forWheel lunchchair and dinner, lastdifficult orders 00.noon-21.00, Disabled:warning but21.help available (advance essential).access Guide dogs admitted.

Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland kis Venue 132freeBakehouse Close, 146 Canongate Admission Box Office: (Info 556 6699) Architecture on the areFringe.fourExhibition 'for Scotland' daily. 'Mindsto Meeting' open debates where youopen are welcome come and express your views on architectural issues relating to the exhibition. £Meeting Events Architecture on the Fringe page 80 •Talks Minds14,16,21,23 Aug 17.30 (19.00) Free (non-ticketed) VA - Display • Architecture on the Fringe Architecture Aug 4-Sept IonI the1.00Fringe (16.00)pageFree130 Disabled: Disabled access and adapted WC. Royal Lyceum Theatre l? Venue 12 Grindlay StreetlastTickets 248 4848/226 0000 Box Office: 10.00 until show starts One with of thea festival doesshows a weekoutonthere. the Fringe first skil forflagship choosingvenues the best Music • JulNeapolitan Crolla page 73 31 19.00Songs (20.20) Valvona £10.00&(£7.50/£5.00) Theatre • Captain Corelli's Mandolin Mik31e Maran 10910.00 (£7.50) (£5.00 C) JulAug Aug 19.2-3Productions 21.30 5page 1-2 15(15.50) (20.35)(22.£10.00 £0)10.0£(£7.50) 0 (£7.50)(£5.00 (£5.00C)C) Aug 4 14. 3 0 • Valvona Did You&Used to be R.D.Laing? Crolla(22.50) page £12810.00 (£7.50/£5.00) I 21.30 • Aug Private Valvona£&10.Crolla page 128 Aug 3-4 Angelo 19.15 (20.35) 00 (£7.50/£5.00) Food22.00. and drink: Restaurant 'Marque Central' open Royal Society of until Edinburgh jn Disabled: Excellent, including wheelchair spaces, infra-red Venue 209 09.00-17.00 22 - 26 George Box Office: (InfoStreet 240 5000) VAKeisuke - Display Watanabepage- Memories Royal Mile, next to Police • Japan Experience 133(17.00) of Edinburgh Aug 14-17,20-24 9.00 Information Centre Ki2 • The Mind & Form of Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan Venue GraphicExperience Poster Art Exhibition 'MiCityle pavement, of 213 Dead'(Departure begins at the thepoint). large black signs onCentre the Royal Japan page 133 between Police Information and • Mieko Nishimura Japan Experience page 133 Sthundred Giles' yards Cathedral away.and ends in Greyfriar's Graveyard a few Disabled: Limited disabled access. •Theatre City 5-31 of the20.30 Dead(22.00) Black £5.00 Hart Storytellers St Andrew's £ St George's Aug (£4.00) page 91 Aug 5-3 I 22.00 (23.30) Church jn • SFright Nights:TheTour of Terror Venue III 1310.00-15.00 George Street Tickets of A Productions page (01.15) 121 £4.00 (£3.00) Box 3847) Office: Mon-Sat from225Aug38478 (Info Preview Aug 17 23.45 225 Aug 18-26 23.45 (01.15) £6.50 (£5.00) 'The premier chamber music performances venue on the ofFringe' Come quality music,Herald. both old andandnew,enjoy in onehigofh the New Town's architectural gems. St Andrew’s & St George’s Church continues over the page

V^ ill your Fringe tickeis ; 01312250000 St Andrew’s & St George’s Church continued <&Scottish PhysicalStrictly Theatre •Dance Strictly Scottish(£7.00) page 53 Aug 14-18 19. 3 0 (21.30) Aug 18 15.00 (17.00) £8.00£8.00(£7.00) Music • StSt Andrew' Andrew's sand&StStGeorge' George's Ats Church Festival Time page 68 • StMixAndrew' and Match s and St George' s At Festival Time page 68 Aug 10Edlian12.3Piano 0 (13.30) • The Trio Frees At(non-ticketed) StAugAndrew' s and St George' Festival Time page 68 10 14.by 3the 0 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) • StHarvest Fireside Andrew' s and St George' s At Festival Time page 68 Aug 10 Song-Cycles 19.30 (21.30) £8.00 (£6.00) • Three St Andrew' St George’s Festival Time page 68 IIClassics 12.s and 30 (13.30) £5.50At (£4.00) • Aug City StAugAndrew' s and St George' s At Festival II 14.Blue 30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) Time page 68 • Midnight StAugAndrew' s and St George'£8.00 s At (£6.00) Festival Time page 68 II Who 19.30Lunch (21.30) • StLadies Andrew' St George'£5.50 s At (£4.00) Festival Time page 68 13 12.s and 30 (13.30) • Aug FelsenTrio StAug Andrew' s and St George' s At Festival 13 Distilled 14.30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) Time page 68 • Chopin StAugAndrew' St George'£5.50 s At (£4.00) Festival Time page 68 14 12.s and 30Stateside (13.30) • Spectacular Soprano - Elizabeth St Andrew' St George'£6.50 s At (£5.00) Festival Time pageKeusch 68 14 Recitals 14.s and 30 (16.30) • Aug Organ StAugAndrew' s and St George' s At Festival Time page 68 15,Suddenly 22 12.30 -(13.30) FreeBanks (non-ticketed) • When The Don Trio St Andrew' St George'£6.50 s At (£5.00) Festival Time page 68 15 14.s and 30Ensemble (16.30) • Aug The Shalom StAugAndrew' s and St George' s At Festival Time page 68 16 12.3Barock 0 (13.30) £5.50 (£4.00) • StEdinburgh Andrew' s and St George' s At Festival Time page 68 17 12.30 (13.30) £6.00 (£5.00) • Aug Melangerie St Andrew' s and(16.30) St George'£7.00 s At (£6.00) Festival Time page 68 Aug 1917 19.14.s3300&(21.30) £7.00s Choir (£6.00) • Aug StSt Andrew' Andrew' St George' s and(13.30) St George'Frees At(non-ticketed) Festival Time page 69 18 i 2.30 • Aug Rachmaninov Cello Sonata StAug Andrew' s and St George' s At Festival Time page 69 19 14.Musica:The 30 (16.30) Art£6.50of (£5.00) • Andrew' Arborea the Virtuoso St s and St12.George' s At Festival Time Aug 20,21,24 30 (13.30) £5.50 (£4.00)page 69 Aug 25 14. 3 0 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) • St2001Andrew' Mind and Odyssey St George'£6.50 s At (£5.00) Festival Time page 69 20 14.sEnsemble 30 (16.30) • Aug Thamyris Clarsach (Scottish Harp) Society page 57 20 Harp 19.30and(21.30) £8.00 (£6.00) • Aug Fiddle Voice Clarsach Harp) £8.00 Society(£6.00) page 57 21 (Scottish 19.De30Versailles (21.30) • Aug LeAndrew' Plaisir StAug s and St George' s At Festival 22 14.30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) Time page 69 • Calluna Clarsach (Scottish Harp) £8.00 Society(£6.00) page 57 22Recital 19.30 (21.30) • Aug Piano St Andrew' and St George'£5.50 s At (£4.00) Festival Time page 69 23 12.s Frisk 30 (13.30) • Aug Northern StAug Andrew' s and St George' s At Festival Time page 69 23 14.McKay 30 (16.30) £6.50harp), (£5.00) •(Shetland Catriona (Scottish Chris Stout fiddle, viola) Clarsach (Scottish Harp) Society page 23 19.30 (21.30) £8.00 (£6.00)57 • Aug MerlynTrio StAug Andrew' St George'£6.50 s At (£5.00) Festival Time page 69 24 14.s and 30 (16.30)

• Clarsach Festival (Scottish Ceilidh Harp) Society page 57 24 19.30 (22.00) £8.00 (£6.00) • Aug Ian Ainsworth StAugAndrew' s and St George'£5.50 s At (£4.00) Festival Time page 69 25 12. 3 0 (13.30) • Whistlebinkies Whistlebinkies page 73 Aug 25 19. 3 0 (21.30) £8.00 (£6.00) • StGuitar Recital Andrew' s and St George' s At Festival 26 14.30 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.00) Time page 69 • Aug Ensemble St Andrew' St George'£8.00 s At (£6.00) Festival Time page 69 26 19.s and 30Mullerin (21.30) • Aug DieAndrew' Schone StAug s and St George' s At Festival Time page 69 12.(mezzo-soprano), 30 (13.30) £5.50 (£4.00) • Owen Polly27May Andrew Matthews(pianist) St Andrew' St George'£6.50 s At Festival Time page 69 27s 'T14.hes and 3Art 0 (16.30) • Aug Bach' ofGeorge' Fugue's At (£5.00) StAug Andrew' s and St Festival Time page 69 27 19.30 (21.30) £8.00 (£6.00) Food and drink:15 TeaMon-Fri. and coffee at time of performance. Snacks 11.45-14. Disabled: 3yd 3arrangement. Str. Aud: 5yd Flat or side entrance at street level Ent: by prior St Ann's Community Centre Venue 65557South Close, Cowgate lis Tickets 0469 Gray's (Info Box Office: 09.00-20.00 557 from 0469)the Royal Mile With via Southof Childhood Gray's Close under22access theyearsMuseum -forthe'theLeicestershire venues forambassadors' provides a showcase fineststudio of England' i n a professionally equipped theatre with excellent sight lines. s Shows Youth Arts page II •Children' TheBFG Aug 14-25 Leicestershire 14.00 (15.00) £6.00 (£4.00) Children’s Shows • Aug Water14-25Babies10.00Leicestershire Arts page II (11.00) £6.00Youth(£4.00) Musicals <£ Opera • Aug Sweet14-25 Charity Arts page 78 noon Leicestershire (13.00) £6.00Youth (£4.00) • The Threepenny Opera Leicestershire Youth Arts Aug 14-25 20.00 (21.15) £6.00 (£4.00) page 78 •Theatre Animal Arts page 108 Aug Secret 14-25Farm18.Diary 00Leicestershire (19.00) £6.00Youth (£4.00) • The of Adrian Mole Aged 133/4 Leicestershire Youth Arts page 108 Aug 14-25 16.00 (17.00) £6.00 (£4.00) Food and Ent: drink:30ydCafeFlat09.. Aud:00-20.4yd00.Flat.WC. Disabled: St Cecilia's lis Venue 31 corner NiddryHall Street & Cowgate Box 2805/229 Office: 10.30-12.30, 14.00-16.00 weekdays (Info 650 8018) St Cecilia' s Hall, ones oldest of theconcert hidden haltreasures of thetheOld Town, isCollection Scotland' l and houses Russell of Keyboard Instruments.A venue concerts of Early Music, stylishly playedsuperb in elegantforsurroundings. Music • Arborea MusicaSt Plays J.S.s HallBachpage 60 Harpsichords Cecilia'£6.00 23s Goldberg 19.30at(21.00) (£5.00) • Aug Bach' Variations: lain 1763/84 Simcock Harpsichord Goermans/Taskin Harpsichords at St Cecilia' s Hal l page 60 Aug 18 15. 0 0 (16.30) £6.00 (£5.00) • Bach, Scarlatti, Harpsichords at(21.00) StPachelbel, Cecilia'£6.00 s HalCouperin l(£5.00) page 60and Muffat Aug 21 19. 3 0 • The BanquetatofSt Musick: Biber,60 Buxtehude Harpsichords Cecilia'£6.00 s Bach, Hall(£5.00) page 25 15.0Courtesans 0 (16.30) • Aug Crusaders, and Capers Edinburgh Renaissance19.3Band page 58£7.00 (£5.00) Aug 11 -12,17-18 0 (21.00)

• From Bach To StHaydn Harpsichords Cecilia'£6.00 s Hall(£5.00) page 60 14 19.30atAt(21.00) • Aug Harpsichords St. Cecilia' s Hall Harpsichords at St Cecilia' s Hal l page£3.0060 (£2.00) 13-17,20-25 10.30 (12.30)Music • Aug Some Courtly Gentlemen: From The English Courts Harpsichords St Cecilia'£6.00 s Hall(£5.00) page 60 Aug 16 19.30at(21.00) Food and drink: Refreshments at time of certain art performances Disabled: Ent:only. Niddry St. Aud: level. WC non-adapted. 11 Advise curator i n advance door. Induction Loop. re wheelchair bookings to unlock ||

St Cuthbert's Parish Church K9 Venue 122 5(Info Lothian Box Office: 229 Road 1142) Tickets 229 1142 Music • Organfest FestivalChurch of Organ Music at St Cuthbert' s-sParish StAugCuthbert' Parish Church page 69Free (non-ticketed) 1 13-17,20-24 4of5 All(13.30) • StMusic for thes Parish Feast12.Church Saints Cuthbert' 69 19Sing,20.00Sing(21.30) Freepage (non-ticketed) • Aug Sing, Classical Teen Scene & the Southern Aug 14 14.30 (16.30) £6.00 (£5.00)Area Choir page 57 T Musicals • Aug I'll Sing10 it19.<&My30Opera Way Phillips(£5.50) page 80 (21.00)Lena£7.00 Disabled: Disabled can be brought to there is no parking in Church grounds. the door although q St George's School Venue 216 09.00-17.00, Garscube Terrace Ticketson332performance 4575 K3 Box Office: 09.00-19.30 nights (Info 332 4575) Ideal venue for a summer evening, situated awithleafythesiteWater just j theWalkway National GalleryAmple of Modern Art andon Approach ofbeyond Lei t h nearby. free parking. from . Roseburn/Corstorphine Road or Ravelston Dykes. Musicals & Opera • The Beggar' s OperapageSt80George's School and The Edinburgh Academy Aug 18,21-25 19.30 (22.00) £6.50 (£4.00) Food andat interval. drink: Tea, coffee, cold drinks and snacks l available Disabled: in cafeteria. drive to door.Wheelchair Phone to access, reserveWC disabled parking. Cars may St George's West Church ks Venue 157 SSShandwick Place Tickets 226 0000Good Open cafe, Church withend recently redesigned sanctuary. value west venue for concerts and exhibitions throughout August. Music • The Alternative 67 RoomChristian 3 @ The19.3Arts Festival Aug 11-24 0 22.452001£6.00page(£8.00) - Display •VACandlish Holyrood Art Club West Church page 130 Aug 4-24Hal10.l, St00George’s (18.30) Free (non-ticketed) Food and drink: Food and drink Disabled: Access to ground floor. available. St Giles' Cathedral lii Venue 187Cathedral, High Street, RoyalKnoxMilepreached as minister, Stis .theGiles'historic John high kirkwhereof Scotland. Music • Aug Edinburgh Quartet 63 13-17 Quartet 22.30 (23.30)Napier£7.00University (£5.00) page • Aug Edinburgh 13-17 22.30 (23.30)St Giles' £7.00Cathedral (£5.00) page 69

24 hour Box Office a www.edfringe.com IIj |f I II II

•Scottish Borders Wind andOrchestras Chamberpage Orchestras National2 18.Association 65 Sept 00 (19.00)of Youth Free (non-ticketed) <fi Events •Talks Interfaith Events St Giles'Donation Cathedral page 82 20-24 Events 17.30 (18.30) • Aug Interfaith St Giles'Donation Cathedral page 82 Aug 13-17 17.30 (18.30) • Aug Interfaith St Giles'Donation Cathedral page 83 6-10 Events 17.3Archetypes 0 (18.30) • StShakespeare: of the Soul Giles' Cathedral page 83 Aug 21-23 19.00 (19.45) £3.00 Food and Ent: drink:6ydLower Disabled: + 7 Str.aisleAud:cafe5ydopen Flat. 9.30-16.30. St John's Church ks Venue 127668West End, Princes Street Tickets 2019 Box Office: 10.00-22.00 () Music • Aug Choral25 Classics Cadenza page 56 20.00 (22.00) £ 10.Choir 00 (£6.00) Theatre Lip Theatre Co.Party Presents the Curse of thepageSinister I • Tree Lip £3.50 Theatre Company 108 Aug 6-1andI the11.45(13.15) (£3.00) VA Display I* WestEndEndCraft Craft andDesign DesignFair Fair ! West Aug 3-25 11.00and(18.00) Free page 136 Disabled: Ent: 20yd Fl a t . Aud: I yd Flat. Advance warning | necessary. St Mark's Unitarian Church j Venue 125 Castle Terrace Tickets 226 0000 L9 Box Office: 1/ 2 hour before performance (Info 332 3043) Unitarians welcome people ofourallProgramme faiths and none,musicat and ourindrama. I Edinburgh lam Sunday Services andintoearly ofchurch Excellent acoustics 19th century David Bryce, & Lyceumby Theatres and Scottish Usher HalArchitect. l. Close to Traverse Children’s Shows Cinderella I • Aug 6-18 (notJohn12) Peel10.3Puppets 0 (11.30)page£5.00I I (under 2s Free) Dance & Physical Himalayan Cultural Theatre Eve page 53 I • Tribeni Aug 1-7Cultural 17.30 Centre (18.45)- Nepal £8.00 (£6.00) Music • Arco Ensemble St Mark'£7.00s in (£4.00) Castle Terrace page 70 Aug 20.00 (21.15) Boris31s Guckelsberger: Requiem Viola Sola St | • Aug Mark' i10,13,15 n Castle20.00 Terrace(21.00) page 70£5.50for(£3.50) Oot! I; • AStAugCanny Mark's20.00 inNeet Castle(21.30) Terrace£5.00page(£3.00) 70 • Aug Duo 2618Recital St Mark's £6.00 in Castle(£3.00) Terrace page 70 19. 3 0 (21.30) • Edlian Piano Trio St Mark' s i n Castle Terrace page 70 I| Aug Aug 914 13.00 Free (non-ticketed) 16.0with 0(14.00) (19.00) £6.50 (£5.00) • An Evening Oscar Wilde St Mark' s in Castle J • Aug 27-28 20.00 Terrace (21.45) page £6.5070(£4.50) Free Lunchtime Concerts I StAugMark' s in Castle Terrace Sept page 13.0070(14.00) Free 9-10,16-17,22,1 (non-ticketed) • Joscelyn Steele Piano f Aug St Mark'18 s 17.in Castle Terrace£5.00page(£3.00) 70 00Mark' (19.00) • Aug Kantaro St s i n Castle Terrace 70 16-17,24-25 Recitals 20.00 (21.30) £7.00page(£5.00) Piano I • StAug Mark'16,ands29in Song Castle Terrace page 70 16.30 (18.15) £6.00 (£4.00)

• StPiano Favourites n Castle Terrace£6.00page(£5.00) 70 AugMark' 25 s 14.iGuitar 00 (16.00) • Scottish Duo St Mark' s in Castle 70(£4.00) Aug 20-21 19.3St0 Terrace (21.30)s inpage £6.00 • Song Recital Mark' Castle Terrace page 70 Aug 19 14. 3 0 (15.45) £5.00 (£4.00) • Squair Consort ofViols StAugMark'17,sMile i26n Castle Terrace page 70 17.00 (18.30) £6.00 (£4.00) Musicals <& • An Evening ofOpera Songs page 80 StAugMark' s i n Castle 22-23 20.00 Terrace (21.30) £5.00 (£4.00) <&Lunchtime? Events •Talks Free St Mark' s in Castle Terrace page 83 Aug 8,15,18,20,21,23-25,27-29 12. 3 0 (13.30) (non-ticketed) • StHardie Press -Free Talking Music 83 AugMark' 20-24s in Castle 14.15 Terrace (15.45) page £5.00 (£3.50) •Theatre Poesia ' A lcina' s Arts' St Mark' s in (not Castle26)Terrace 20-28 17.00page (18.15)120 £ 10.00 (£5.00) • Aug Poesia This is London! StAug Mark' s i n Castle Terrace page 20-21,23-25,27 12.30 (13.15)120 Free Disabled: only. Ent: 3yd 2. Aud: 5yd Flat. Ramp access with supervision St Alary's Cathedral Venue 91 Palmerston Place Tickets 226 0000 L6 Box Office: (Info 225Gilbert 6293) Designed by Sir George with itss three spiresIts ivenues s five minutes walkScott,westthebuilding ofCathedral, Princes Street' West End. are the Cathedral itself, and the Song School - home of the outstanding Phoebe Traquair Music • 25th Birthday Concert page 65 Philomusica of Edinburgh Aug II 20.00 (21.45) £7.00 (£5.00) • JStSMary' Bachs Cathedral Mass in B page Minor Aug 12 20.00 (22.15) £7010.0Evensong 0 (£7.00) On Weekdays • Cathedral Festival page Choral StAugMary'13,14,16,17 s Cathedral 70 Free (non-ticketed) 17.30 (18.15) Aug 15 16.017.0 (17.00) Aug 20-24 30 (18.15) • Cathedral Festival Choral70FreeSunday Services StAugMary'12,19,26 s Cathedral page 00 (11.45) Free (non-ticketed) 12,19,26Organ10.15.33Recital/Cathedral (16.15) Free (non-ticketed) • Aug Celebrity Choir Concert StAugMary'19 s 16.Cathedral page 70 3 0 (17.30) Free (non-ticketed) Aug 25 19.30 (21.00) £6.00 • Lunchtime Concertspage 70 St Mary'13-25s Cathedral Aug (notFree Suns)(non-ticketed) 13.10(13.50) • Cathedral Late-NightpageCandlelit Contemporary St Mary's 70 14-16 22.30 (23.15)Baroque £5.00 • Aug Late-Night Candlelit StAugMary' s Cathedral page 70 21,22Anna22.30Traquair (23.15)Song £5.00 • StPhoebe Mary' s Cathedral page 70(11.45)School Murals Aug 6-27 (not 19) 11. 0 0 00 (12.45) (non-ticketed) •12.Vivaldi' s FourFreeSeasons Philomusica page 65(£5.00) Aug 23 20.00of Edinburgh (21.45) £7.00 •Theatre Creation Youth Music Theatre page I 10 Aug 14-18 National 20.00 (21.15) £11.00/£9.00/£7.00/£5.00 (£9.00/£7.00/£5.00) Aug 16 15.00(16.15) Aug 18 16.00(17.15) Disabled:WC.Help available (advance warning appreciated). Adapted

St Michael and All Saints' Church N9 Venue Brougham Street StEpiscopal Michael95 Church and AllandSaints'part is ofa the member of the Anglican Scottish world-wide Communion. all to enjoy its services and music which are in theIt welcomes Anglo-Catholic tradition. Music •SaintsSt. Church Michael and 70All Saints Choir St Michael & All Aug 12,19,26 page 11.00 (12.30) Free (non-ticketed) Food and drink: Coffee and tea available after service. Disabled: Level wheelchairs. access throughout - suitable for St Ninian's Episcopal Church as Venue 71 39 Comely Bank Road Tickets 07974 972963 Box Office: Noon-19.00 (Info 07974972963) AIdealdelightful venue which is on the LRT No. 28 bus route. servedforona thesummer' lawn.s performance with refreshments being Theatre • The RideTheatre Down Mount Morgan Edinburgh Arts19.page 98 £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 13-25 40 £8.00 (22.10) Aug 18,25 (not 14.4019)(17.10) (£6.00) Disabled: Wheelchair access. St Patrick's Church Venue 219 5(Info South556Gray' s Close, 40 High Streetkis Box Office: 3030) St Patrick’s fine 18th century just 20Gray'yardss Close, from the Royal MiisleaMuseum . Pedestrian access church is via South alongside of Childhood Street.bustle! Vehicle access fromtheCowgate.An ideal escapeonfromHighFringe Talks <fi Events • Aug Rest20-24 For Your16.0Soul St Patrick' s Community 0 (17.00) Free-will donation page 83 Disabled: Wheelchair access, except forWC. St Peter's Church Venue 17 Lutton Place Tickets 226Hall 0000 014 Box Office: (Info 558 9800) Attractively situated off South Clerk Street and near to Queen's Hall. On main bus routes. Theatre • The De'il'(not s AwaSuns)Edinburgh People's £7.00 Theatre(£6.00) page 98 Aug 3-18 19.45 (22.00) Aug 18 14. 3 0 (16.45) • Woman in Mind45 (22.00) Edinburgh£7.00People' s Theatre page 98 Aug 21-25 (£6.00) Aug 25 14.319.0 (16.45) Food and drink: Tea, coffee and biscuits at time of performance. Disabled: Ent: 40yd +1. Aud: WC (W + M 22"). Disabled access up stairs).to auditorium, coffee bar and ladies WC. (Gent's WC St Serfs Church Hall B9 Venue 83 Clark Road, Goldenacre Tickets 226 0000 Box Office: 19.00-19.30 () Theatre • The Lass Wi' he108Muckle Mou' Leitheatre pageTSuns) Aug 4-18 (not 19.30 (22.00) £6.50 (£5.50) Food and drink: Unlicensed, light refreshments at time of performance. Disabled: Ent: 60yd I. Aud: 4yd FlattoWC (W from 24"). Permanentnowsloping ramp, with handrail, entrance pavement installed. 159

For all your Fringe tickets call 01312250000 Scotch Malt Whisky Society b/6 Venue 102554The Vaults, 87 Giles Street Tickets 3451 Box Scotch Office:Malt 09.00-17.30Society (Info 554 3451) to have as its The is fortunate premises one of theWhisky oldeststrives commercial buildings in Scotland. This impressive building to ful international band of whisky lovers. fil the needs of its Music • Scotch CeilidhMaltExtravaganza 70 a free dram 20.00Whisky (22.00)Society £ 12.page 50 includes • Aug Folk29Songs of Allan Ramsay Scotch Malt Whisky Society page 70 21 20.00 (22.00)Burns £12.50 includes a free dram • Aug Folk 14,Songs of Robert Scotch Malt Whisky Society page 70 Aug 8,12,19,28 20.00 (22.00) 50 includesanda free dram •£ 12.Scotch Glamourie Graveyards Malt Whisky20.00 Society(22.00) page 70 Aug 13,15,20,22 £12.50 includes a free dram • Aug Society Societya freepagedram 70 26-27Blues 20.00Scotch (22.00)Malt£ 12.Whisky 50 includes VA Listings • Scotch Dead and Exhibition MaltAlive WhiskyArtSociety page 130 Free Aug 6-8,13-15,20-22,27-29 Aug 9-11,16-18,23-25,30-31 10.10.0000(17.00) (23.00) Free Food and drink: Licensed bar Mon-Sat. Lunch noon-14.30 Disabled: Ent:8yd HR (external).Aud: 14yd Flat.WC (28"). Guide dogs 22Str admitted, phone, help available. Not advisable for wheelchairs. Scotland Yard cio Venue 172226 George V Park,Playground Canonmills Tickets 0000 Office Box Office: Fringe hours and on-site prior toGridshow Iron20return this beautiful grassyStreet, playground which is aatgentle minutetoofwalk from Princes withEyreentrances the bottom Scotland Street and off Performances are outdoors (please dress accordingly)Place. and seating is provided. Theatre • Aug Decky16-27 Does A Bronco Gridiron page 103 16.00 (17.15)(not£ 10.19)00 (£8.00) (£4.00 under 21 s) Food and drink: Bring your own food and drink, as we're outdoors. Disabled: Level, accessible site. Seating in place and unfixed. The240Scotsman Venue North Bridge Hotel Tickets 226 0000 Ki2 Box Office:on 2010.00-23.30 Located Edinburgh' s historical North Bridge, the Scotsman been offices converted Newspaper' shasbaronial into stroll onefromoffromthetheboth mostScotsman stylish hotels i n the ci t y . Just a minutes Princes Street and the Royal Mile. Shows S of A Productions page 12 •Children’s Once Upon Preview18-26 Aug11.aTime... 170011.(12.30) 00 (12.30) Aug £5.00£3.00 (£3.50)(£2.00) Musicals <& Opera • APreview LittleAug Night17 Music S of A Productions page 81 20.00 Aug 19,21,23,25 20.00 (22.45) (22.45) £5.00 £8.00 (£4.00) (£6.00) •Theatre Directing 2001 S of A£3.00 Produaions Preview18-26AugShowcase (£2.00) page 121 13.174Triple 5 13.45(15.15) (15.15)Bill £5.00 (£4.00) • Aug Eugene O' N eill S of A Productions Preview18-26Aug16.173016.(18.00) 30 (18.00) (£2.00) page 121 £6.00£3.00 (£4.00) • Aug Uncle Vanya S of A Productions page 121 Preview Aug 18 20.00 Aug 20,22,24,26 20.00 (22.45) (22.45) £3.00 £6.50 (£2.00) (£5.00) Food and Yes. drink: Yes. Disabled: m

Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art J4 Venue 66 75 10.00-18.00 Belford Road Box Office: Mon-Sat, 11.00-18.00 Sun (Fringe only) (Info 624 6200) This impressive neo-classical buildingfinestis setcollection in beautifulof 20th leafy grounds and houses Scotland' century painting, sculpture and sgraphic art. Moore, IncludesPeploe, works byPicasso Bacon,andDamien Hirst, Hockney, Matisse, Warhol. - Display •VAThe Surrealist and theofPhotographer: Scottish5-Sept National Gallery Modern Art pageLee135Miller Aug 9 10. 0 0 (18.00) Suns 11.00 (18.00) £4.00 (£2.50) Food and drink: Licensedaccesscafetowithall parts outdoorof the tablesgallery. and shop. Disabled: Lifts and speciallyWheelchair adapted toilets. Scottish National Portrait Gallery Venue 44 I Queen StreetMon-Sat, 11.00-18.00 in Box Office: 10.00-18.00 Sun (Fringe only) (Info 624 6200) told through the portraits visual history ofitScotland, ofUnique those who shaped , from Mary, Queen of Scots and Robert throughandtochanging Sean Connery Welsh. RegulartheBurns exhibitions displaysandof Irvine photography from national collection. - Display •VAThe KingNational Over the Water Scottish Gallery page 136 Aug 30 10.Portrait 00£3.00 (18.00) Suns 5-Sept 11.00 (18.00) (£2.00) Food and drink: A good licensed cafe serving excellent home-cooked food. Disabled: access to all parts of the gallery. Lifts and speciallyWheelchair adapted toilets. Scottish Poetry Library kis Venue 162557 Crichton' s Close, Canongate Tickets 2876 Box Office: (Info 557 2876) Award-winning newpoetry. buildiOpen ng, housing collectionfree ofofScottish and11.00-18. international thea public, charge, 00 weekdays, 0-16.0to0 Saturdays. to participate in courtyard11.0readings during theAnyone Festivalwelcome . <£ Events •Talks Courtyard Readings Scottish(15.00) Poetry Library page 83 Aug 13-25 (not Sun) 14.00 Free (non-ticketed) Disabled: Wheelchair access. The87Famous Spiegeltent ji2 Venue Mall Rooftop ffaza, Princes Street Tickets 226Princes 0000 Box Office: From midday every day (mid July onwards) (Info 555 6966) The Famous Spiegeltent returns to begin its longest, coolest summer starting in Edinburgha boiling and climaxing Melbourneever,nextcabaret, April. Presenting cauldron ofin concerts, hair. Join usclubs, for the ride parties of yourandlife!concoctions to curl your •Children' Mr Boom...s Shows Children'spage One12Man Band The Spiegeltent Aug Famous 7,9,14,16,18-19,21,23,25 11.00 (11.45) £4.00 Comedy & Revue • Bruiser Lano&Mons) Woodley page(21.15) 35 £9.00 (£7.00) 1-26Scotland (not 20.00Cabaret • Aug RadioRadio Festival BBC Scotland page 18 Aug Free (ticketed) Aug 6,8,10 13,15,1713.15(14.30) 20,22,24 13.13.15(14.30) 15 (14.30) • Aug Scared Weird Little Guys The Scared WeirdMons) Little 21.30 Guys (22.30) page 42 £9.00 (£7.00) Aug 1-26 (not Music • The AmosFamous Garrett (and band) Spiegeltent page 71 Aug 14 23.00 (midnight) Aug 16 14.00 (15.00) £8.00 (£6.00)

• The Big Buzzard Boogie Band Famous21.30 Spiegeltent page£8.0071 (£6.00) JulAug28-31 (23.30) 1, 2 , 4 , 6 23.00 (01.00) Aug 3,4,5,12 14. 0 0 (15.00) 9,10,House 1 I 18.3The 0 (19.30) • Aug The 8,Blue Famous Spiegeltent page 71 | Aug 13 20.00 (21.00) £8.00 £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 21,23-26 18. 3 0 (19.30) (£6.00) • Colcannon The Famous Spiegeltent page 71 Aug 7,12 18. 3 0 (19.30) £8.00 (£6.00) • Cutumba Cuban Extravaganza The Famous page 71(£7.00) 14.0Spiegeltent 0 The (15.30)Famous£8.00 • Aug David1913Bridie Spiegeltent Aug 21.30 (22.30) £9.00 (£7.00) page 71 Aug 21-24 23.00 (midnight) • Aug Deaf19Shepherd The Famous£8.00Spiegeltent 23.00 (midnight) (£6.00) page 71 • The DukeFamous Ellington' s SacredpageConcert Spiegeltent 71 Aug 3-5 00 (15.00) £8.00 (£6.00) • The Flat Famous Five 14.Records Jazz page - Showcase Spiegeltent 71 27-31,Aug 1,2 14.Spiegeltent 00 (17.00) page 71 • JulAug George The (21.00) Famous 68-1020.00 £8.00 (£6.00) Aug 23.00 (midnight) • Aug Henwen The Famous Spiegeltent page 72 23,25-26 14.0The0 (15.00) Free (non-ticketed) • John Butler Trio Famous(£6.00) Spiegeltent page 72 Aug 6 21.30 (22.30) £8.00 7,9-10 23.00 (midnight) • Aug Lou Bennett The Famous Spiegeltent page Aug I13I noon (13.00) £8.00 (£6.00) 72 Aug 16. 0 0 (17.00) • Aug Manic13-20 Opera18.3The0 (19.30) Famous£8.00 Spiegeltent (£6.00)page 72 • The Merri-May Gill in Concert Famous page 72(£6.00) 22Thomas 18.3Spiegeltent 0 and (19.30)the £8.00 • Aug MickFamous Sure The Spiegeltent 72Thing(£6.00) Aug 14,13,1158 23.00 14.00 (midnight) (15.00)page£8.00 Aug • Old Dogs(midnight) The Famous£8.00Spiegeltent 26BlindExpress 23.00 (£6.00) page 72 , • Aug OrientFamous MovingpageSchnorers The Spiegeltent 72 29-AugFaeries 5 18.30 (19.30) £8.00 (£6.00) • JulThe Peatbog Famous page£8.00 72 (£6.00) 23.00Spiegeltent (midnight) • Aug Rory2016McLeod The Famous Spiegeltent page 72 Aug 20.00 (21.30) £9.00 (£7.00) page • Aug Salsa17,Celtica The Famous Spiegeltent 72 23.00Famous (01.00)Spiegeltent £ 10.00 (£8.00) • Aug Stiff 6Gins18.18 3The page 72 0 (19.30) £8.00 Aug Waifs 7-8 00.30 £8.00(£6.00) (£6.00)page 72 • The The(01.30) Famous Aug 20-23 00.30 (01.30)Spiegeltent £8.00 (£6.00) Musicals <& Opera • Aug La Traviata Piccola£ 10.page00 (£8.00) 80 7-26 16.Opera 00 (18.00) Food and drink: Bar and cafe from midday. Disabled: adapted toilet.Completely accessible - ramped throughout, < Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy G9 Venue 70 4210.00-21.45 Hendersonfrom Row2 Tickets 557 I 155 Boxexciting, Office: Augof()music, Andrama international programme dance and ; is complimented by workshops, summer schools new and masterclasses for al l ages, i n our centrally-located, spacious complex.The the venue and participation for alAcademy l. Share it- with us! of performance Children's Shows • Alice Stage6-19 Byin Wonderland Stage12.3Edinburgh page 13 0 (13.30)Academy £5.50 (£4.50) • Aug Five Go To Edinburgh! Gordonstoun School(12.30) page 10Free (non-ticketed) Aug 13-18 noon

Ij •Children’s The 13-18 Land ofShows Oscars(£4.00) page 11 I Aug 13.No45 Colour (15.15) £5.00 Comedy & Revue • The 5-19 Fat Lady30Sings Kit£and10.00the(£5.00) Widow page 35 (20.40) ![ • Aug Reflections19.From My Toilet by the Bishop of Gallstonebury Church of Julius Caesar I Aug 5-18 21.15 (22.30) £6.00 (£3.00) page 22 Dance <&Conversations Physical Theatre Dance13-18 I • Aug 13.00 (14.00)Gordonstoun £3.00 (£2.00)School page 51 ; Musicals <6 Opera • Antigone' Dance - A Multi-Media Rock6-19 Operas15.Last3Aurora/WCSU the USADance page 76 Aug 0 (16.45) £8.50from (£6.50) • Aug Crazy6-17For You Ryedale Youth Theatre page 80 13.45(15.15) £7.00 (£5.00) LittleByShop HorrorsAcademy page 81 I • Stage StageofEdinburgh 9,11,13,15,17 17.15(18.45) £7.50 (£5.00) • Aug Sweeney Todd Stage By Stage Edinburgh Academy page 81£7.50 (£5.00) Aug 5-8,10,12,14,16,18 17.15 (19.00) <& Events Sound Soundworks page 83 •Talks Experience Aug 13-18 14.13.Sacred 3300 (14.00) Aug 13-18 (15.00) £5.00 (£4.00) •Theatre Everybody Here Wants You £3.00 AAG page 84 Preview 30 (21.00) Aug 7-18AugAireborn 19.53019.(21.00) £4.50 (£3.50)page 84 j • Gemini Theatre Company 5-18 (notof12)the 14.Baskervilles 30 (15.30) £6.00 • Aug The Hound Stage By(£4.00) Stage Edinburgh Academy page 122£5.00 (£4.50) Aug 5-1 I 19. 1 5 (20.45) • Gordonstoun Let's Hear itSchool for thepageBoy!103 13-18 Aireborn 19.00 (20.15) £7.00 (£5.00) 85 • Aug Macbeth Theatre Company Aug 45-1817.(not 40 (18.40) £5.50 (£4.00)£7.50page Aug 9) 17. 4 0 (18.40) • Stage Memories of Edinburgh the Sea Academy page 122(£5.00) By7,9Stage Aug 5, , 1 1 13.45 (15.00) £6.00 (£4.00) MusicalBy Stage Fairytales I • Stage Edinburgh Academy page 122 Aug 6,8,10 13. 45 (15.00) £6.00 page (£4.00) • Aug Redwood Curtain The Project 6-18 Young 15.30 (17.00) £7.00 (£5.00)117 • Revolting Men Stage By Stage15.4Edinburgh Academy page 122 Jf • Aug 5 (17.15) £6.00 (£4.00) Sexual5-18Perversity inpage Chicago | Aug Gordonstoun School 103 21.00 (22.15) £5.00 (£4.00) Sugar13-18 and Spice | • Aug Ninety Degrees Flat(22.20) Theatre£6.00 Company 5-1 I 21.30 (£5.00)page 111 • Tartuffe Stage By Stage Edinburgh Academy page 122 Aug 13-18 12.Aireborn 30 (13.30) £5.00Company (£4.00) • The Maids Theatre page 85 Aug 45-1818.(not 00 (19.00) (£3.00)£6.00 (£4.00) Aug 8) 18.0£5.00 0 (19.00) • They Smelt Music... ; Aug Stage6-11 By Stage12.3Edinburgh Academy page 122 (13.30) £5.00 (£4.00) Tom5-18 Jones9.00 TLD0(10.45) page 125£8.50 J • Aug (£7.00) Food and Indrink: Disabled: studioYes.and arena. ! Venue The5 Stand 5 York Place Comedy Tickets S58 7772Clubm Box Office: Noon-20.00 jI forScotland' s original purpose-built comedy club 'fItlies’s fun, the flit'ags standwithup throughout theseating, year' Guardian. iI friendly, cabaret style candle-lit tables andin ' r easonable bar prices, decent hot food and that rarity I Edinburgh, drinkable wine' Telegraph. Children' sinShows Monsters my Wardrobe | • The StandJulyComedy I page £3.00 13 Preview 293 noon 16.Club 00(12.45) (16.45) Preview Aug 9 Aug 4-26 (not 13) noon (12.45)£3.00£5.00 (£3.00)

Revue •Comedy Free4-26 and <£Easy The StandFree Comedy Club I page 44 Aug 13.00 (non-ticketed) • The RoadComedy from (14.30) Dundee topageTennessee The Stand Club I 44 Preview Aug(not3 13)16.0013.(17.00) £4.00£5.00 (£3.00) Aug 4-26Morrison: 20 (14.20) (£4.00) • Susan My Life with the Titanic The Stand Comedy Club I page 44 Previews Aug 2-316.00 (17.00) £4.00 (£3.00) 14.004-26(15.00) Aug (notI Prefer 13) 14.Dogs 55 (15.55) £6.00 (£4.00) • Jack Russell: The StandAugComedy Club I page£5.00 44 (£4.00) Preview 2 17. 4 5 (18.45) Aug 4-26 (not 13) 16. 2 0 (17.20) • The StandStandup Comedy ScotlandClub I page 44 £6.00 (£4.00) Preview July £5.00 (£4.00) Preview July(not293013)21.00 20.0017.5(22.20) (21.20) 4-26 0 (18.50)£4.00£5.00(£3.00) (£4.00) • Aug Best of Irish Comedy The Stand Comedy Club I £6.00 page 44(£5.00) Aug 3-26 18. 0 0 (19.15) • The KevinStandHayes:The Devil'Is Drop Comedy 45 (£4.00) Preview Aug(not 2 13)19.30Club (20.30)page£5.00 Aug 6-26 19.15(20.15) £6.00 (£5.00) • The BobStand Doolally' s Balls Comedy Club(23.30) I page £5.00 44 Preview Aug I 22.00 3-26 19.45 (20.55) £6.00 (£5.00) • Aug Fish Supper Stand(21.20) Comedy Club (£4.00) I page 45 Preview July 30I The22.00 20.00 £5.00 Preview Aug (23.10) Preview Aug 2 21.30 (22.40) Aug 3-26 (not 13) 20.35 (21.40) £6.00 (£5.00) • Aug The 3-26 Stand23.30 The (01.45) Stand Comedy Club I page 44 £8.00 (£7.00) Aug 30-31 21.00 (23.15) £7.00 (£6.00) Sept (23.15) £7.00 • The BestStand ofI 21.00 Scottish Comedy Comedy Club I £6.00 page 44(£5.00) Aug 3-26 21.30 (22.50) • The DarkStand SideComedy o' the Toon Club I page£4.00 45 (£3.00) Preview Aug(notI 13)20.0022.00 (21.15) Aug 3-26 (23.00) £6.00 (£5.00) • The FruitComedy and VegClub Roadshow The Stand I page 45£4.00 (£3.00) Preview July 30 22.00 (23.15) Aug 3-26 (not 13) 23.20 (00.20) £6.00 (£5.00) Theatre • Three Ladies:A Murder A Murder Mystery Three FatFatJulyLadies: Mystery 125 Preview 29I 20.00 18.00(21.15) (19.15) £5.00page(£4.00) Preview Aug Aug 4-26 (not 13) 16.00 (17.15) £6.00 (£5.00) Foodf service and drink: -17.30. SelSnacks/bars hot foodCafe-bar bar in open StandandOnehotuntilfoodafternoonmidnight. i n both rooms. Disabled:by Steps to all venues, depending on room may be available arrangement. Starbucks K9 Venue 205 I(Info 20b Princes Street Box Office: 226 5881) Starbucks Shop,wonderful overlooking Princes Street,swifamous l give you oneRelax ofCoffee theandmost of Edinburgh' castle. ofviews our wonderful coffee whilst experiencing someenjoygreata mug entertainment. Talks <fi Events •AugLuath page 82 6-10,Edinburgh 13-17,20-24Book08.00Fringe (09.25)Luath£5.00Press(£3.50) Food and drink: All day, everyday, 07.30-23.00. Stockbridge House Venue 1484132 204 Cheyne Street Tickets 01383 m 724 487/07773 Box Office: From 18.30 on performance days, 01383 724 487 all other times (Info 01383 724 487) Situated just Street, off Raeburn at the corner intimate of Dean Street and Cheyne thisdistance isPlace, a long-established Fringe venue within walking of the city centre. (Patrons please directly).phone Info number and not Stockbridge House

Music • AHammerstein Grand Night For Singing - Rodgers Songtime page£7.5072&(£6.50) Aug 3-11 (not Sun)Strictly20.00 (21.30) • Gershwin & Porter From Broadway To Basin Street15-25Strictly page(21.30) 72 £7.00 Aug (notofSongtime 19,Midnight 20) 20.00 (£6.00) • Just This Side Strictly Songtime Aug 10-11,17-18,24-25 22.30 (23.40) £5.00 page 72 Food and drink: Cafe/licensed bar serving light snacks and access, venue and facilities alDisabled: l on groundComplete floor level,wheelchair adapted WC. Stockbridge Parish G9 Venue 80 7B(Info Saxe-Coburg StreetChurch Tickets 226 0000 Box Office: 332 0122) Superb concert venue with excellent acoustics, well established on thenearEdinburgh circuit. Finecapacity Georgian building located the citytoilet.Concert centre.Audience 250. Ramp access and disabled Musicals Opera • Carpe Blood Diem On<£TheProductions Stones page 77 Aug 5-8 20.30 (21.30) £6.00Music(£4.00) • Aug Godspell Dundee Theatre page 78 15 19.30 (21.45)Schools £5.00 (£3.00) Disabled: Ramp access and adapted toilet. The79Subway Venue Cowgate 6766 Li2 Box minutes Office:69from 09:00 - 21:00Tickets (Info1/4225225 6766) Two Grassmarket, mile from FringeforOffice. This established venuesnacks. hostsTheHarland Hamstrings sixth year. A II day bar, light Fringe as under the bridge. Continuous shows. Stay italshould l day! be - look & Revue •Comedy The No-Frills Revue Theatre Society) page 43 SMuTS (Sussex19.Musical Aug 20-25 30 (20.50) £7.50 (£5.50) Theatre • Armadillo Sunset Daffodil-Twist page 94 20-24 Rita 14.45 (16.00) £5.00 (£4.00) • Aug Educating Harland Hamstrings Theatre Company page 5-19From (not Weds) 16.30 (17.45) £5.00103(£4.00) • Aug Entries CTM' s Annual Shakespeare Fest Childrens Theatre of Maine page 93 Aug 21-22 17. 3 0 (19.00) £5.00 (£3.00) • Little Voice Harland5-19 Hamstrings (not Weds)Theatre 18.00Company (19.45) page £5.00103(£4.00) • Aug Mrs. Klein Harland Hamstrings Theatre Company page 6-19 (not Weds)Hamstrings 14.30(16.15) £5.00103(£4.00) • Aug Teechers Harland Theatre Company Aug 6-19as a 13.00(14.15) £5.00 (£4.00) page 103 • Thick Brick Harland Hamstrings Theatre Company page 103 Aug 5-19 (not Weds) 20.00 (21.45) £5.00 (£4.00) Food and drink: Light snacks available. BartofromGentlemen' noon. s Disabled: levelfor. Smal toilets. PleaseAllringon boxoneoffice morel stepinformation. Theatre Arkle 112 Venue 114 St558Paul'9800 s and St George's Church, York Place Tickets Box Office: 09.00-17.00 Aatmospheric marvellous central venue, this fineof building provides an setting forwalkboth this year' s Arkle Productions. Fi v e minutes from Waverley Station and adjacent to cafes, restaurants and bars in Broughton Street. <& Revue •Comedy Anorak Arkle Theatre Aug 13-18of Fire 18.15(19.15) £5.00Company page 14 Theatre • Arkle Brighton Memoirs 87 TheatreBeach Aug 13-18 19.Company 45 (22.15)page£7.50 (£5.00) Disabled: Accessible venue. Advance notice preferred but not essential.

for all your Fringe tickets call: 0131225 0000 Theatre Workshop hs Venue 20 3410.00-22.00 Hamilton Place226Tickets 226 5425 Box Office: (Info 4366/225 7942)- Real Award-winning Fringe venue. Theatre Workshop Theatre forcompanies Real Liand fe - ’Degenerate' presents top, a festival BritishofCouncil Showcase busting performance workWorkshop from a rich crop ofdo isomething n yertabooface disability artists. Theatre ... always unexpected Scotsman. •Theatre Agnes of God13.00Theatre Workshop page 124 Aug 20-25 (15.20)Theatre £7.00Workshop (£4.00) • The Bogus Woman 20-25and14.Miranda 30 (16.10)Theatre £7.50Workshop (£4.00) pagepage124124 • Aug Caliban Aug 9-11 16. 3 0 (17.25) £7.50 (£4.00) 13-18River12.0Theatre 0 (12.55)Workshop page 125 • AAug Dark Aug 9-11 14.00(15.15) £7.00 Aug 13-18 14.00(15.15) £8.00(£5.00) (£6.00) page 124 • Aug A Fumble in theSun)Dark16.00Theatre 9-18 (not (17.00)Workshop • Aug I am20-25 Dandy16.Theatre Workshop page£7.50124 (£4.00) 45 (18.05) £8.00 (£5.00) • Aug I am9-18 the Walrus Theatre Workshop page(£4.00) 124 (not16.Sun) 18.00 (19.00) £7.50 Aug 20-25 00 (17.00) • The Kaos Volpone Kaos Theatre page 105 Aug 13-25 (not Sun)Theatre 18.30Workshop (20.00) £8.00 (£5.00) • The Lear(not Lesson page(£3.50) 124 Aug 9-18 Sun) 14.30(15.15) £6.00 20-25 19.Theatre 00 (19.45) • Aug oUo Maan Workshop page 124 9-18 Freak (not Sun)Theatre 21.30Workshop (22.35) £7.50 (£5.50) • Aug Sealboy: page 124(£4.00) Aug 9-18 (not22.00Sun)(23.00) 20.30 (21.30) £7.50 Aug 20-25 • Theatre Third Angel: WherepageFrom Here Aug 20-25Workshop 21.15Frontieres (22.45)124£8.00 (£5.00)Mousquetaires • Theatre Sans Theatre Workshop page 124£7.00LesTrois Aug 9-1 I 18. 3 0 (19.50) (£5.00) Aug 20-22 13-18 noon 16.30 (13.20) (17.50) • Aug AAugVolcano Classic Theatre£7.50 Workshop 23-25 11. 1 5 (12.45) (£4.00)page 124 • Walking Amongst Sleepers Theatre Workshop page20.00124(20.50) £7.50 (£4.00) Aug Aug 9-18 20-25(not20.30Sun)(21.20) Food and drink: licensed bar 'Fltilat.late. Disabled: Ent: 3ydCafeFlvoice at.andMaisynthesiser, n Aud: 25yd Adapted WC. Studio: LiftGuide available, Braille Cafe accessible. dogs admitted, induction loopbuttons. and infra-red systems, signed and audio-described performances on selected dates. Minicom 226 5425. Three-Quarters lio Venue 190 4()Grassmarket Box Office: The of Sportandin interesting Edinburgh offers food andof drink day inhouse the exciting surroundings sportingall memorabilia. & RevueFrog, Free •Comedy One Man Peter8-24,13-17,20-24 BuckleyandHiHis l page 2017.35 (18.25) Aug Free (non-ticketed) • Peter Buckley Comedians Free Peter5-27 Buckley21.25HilHill(23.00) pageand20Some Aug Free (non-ticketed) Food and No drink:accessCafeforanddisabled. bar untilChildren late. friendly. Disabled: Traquair House sis Outer (2Sm) Venue *1801896Innerleithen, Tickets 830323 Peeblesshire Box Office: 09.00-18.00 Traquair is toScotland' s oldestcentury. continually inhabited dating back thehosttwelfth It is open dailythetohouse the public and pl a ys to the Traquair Fair on first weekend of August. <£ Events •Talks Traquair Fair Traquair £Fair12.0page 83 Family £35.00 Aug 1.00 (Advance (18.00) 0 (£7.00) Under4-55s IFree £ 10.00/£5.00/£30.00) Food and Partial drink: access. Restaurant and cafe. Disabled:

Traverse Theatre l? Venue IS228 1404 Cambridge Street, off Lothian Road Tickets Box Office: 10.00-22.30 (10.00-19.00 Mon) () Scotland' s world newlatestwriting theatre 'top international showsDaifamous and of ourBarwith brightest young dramatists' ly Maithel. celebrity-spotting LegendaryworkTraverse Cafe(andfood, drink and guaranteed al l day most of the night). •Theatre Gagarin Way:Traverse TheatrepageCompany (Scotland) Theatre 125 (£4.50) Previews Jul31Traverse 12-1414.0020.00 (21.30) £7.50 Preview Jul (15.30) Aug I 19. 0 0 (20.30) £12.00 (£7.50) Aug 4,5,10 13.45(15.15) Aug 7,11 20.15 17.30 (19.00) Aug 8,12 (21.45) Aug 9 11. 0 0 (12.30) Aug 15,19,24 17. 45 (19.45) Aug 16,21,25 20.30 (22.00) Aug 17,22 10.14.3000 (noon) Aug 18, 3 4 (15.30) • Wiping My(Scotland) Mother's Arse:TraverseTheatre Company Theatre£7.50page(£4.50) 125 Previews Jul 28-29,31 19.Traverse 00 (21.30) Preview Aug I 14.00 (16.30) Preview Aug 4 16.30 (19.00) Aug 19.15(21.45) Aug 7,5,1011 13.45(16.15) 11.00 (13.30) £ 12.00 (£7.50) Aug 8,12 Aug 9 16. 3 Aug 1415,19,24 16.045(19.00) (19.45) Aug 10.13.1350 (13.00) Aug 16,21,25 (15.45) Aug 17, 2 2 16.00 (18.30) Aug 18, 2 3 19. 3 0 (22.00) • Traverse Ay, Carmelal: Out of 125the Box/Tron Theatre (UK) Theatre Preview Aug 17.2 014.0page(18.45) 30 (16.15)£9.00£6.00(£6.00) (£4.00) Aug 3,8,12 Aug 4,9 19.noon 45 (21.30) Aug 5,10 (13.45) 7,11 14.30(16.15) • Aug Bedbound: DublinpageTheatre (Ireland) Traverse Theatre 125 Festival Preview Aug(not2 Mons) 22.30 (23.20) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 3-12 22.30 (23.20) £9.00 (£6.00) • Traverse Foley: Corn Exchange (Ireland) Theatre page 125 Aug 14,18,23 14.17.4155 (16.15) Aug 15,19,24 (18.45) £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 16,21,25 20.00 (21.30) Aug 17, 2 2 12. 1 5 (13.45) • Traverse Farewel:Theatre Prairie page Theatre (Canada) 126 Exchange Preview Augnoon 2 19.(13.45) 45 (21.30) £6.00 (£4.00) Aug 3,8,12 £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 4,9 14.30(16.15) Aug 5,10 (18.45) Aug 7,14,18,23 11 17.19.405020.00 (21.30) Aug Aug 15,19,24 12. 55 (21.45) (14.00) Aug 16,21,25 14.5 14(19.00) (16.30) Aug 17, 2 2 17. 1 • John Hegley: Hegley' s Journals andpagePlaylet with Simon Munnery Theatre Preview Aug 2 (21.45) 19.0Traverse 0 (21.30) £7.50 (£4.50)126 Aug 4,9 20.15 £ 12. 0 0 (£7.50) Aug 5,10 11.00 (12.30) Aug 8,12 7,1 I 17.14.45(16.15) 30 (19.00) (Canada) • Aug Lambton Kent:Volcano Traverse Theatre page 126 £6.00 (£4.00) Preview Aug 14 Aug 15,19,24 14.12.15(13.10) 45 (15.40) £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 16,21,25 17.15(18.10) Aug 17,18,2232 20.00 (20.55) Aug 12.15(13.10) • Traverse Midden:Theatre Rough Magic (Ireland) Preview15,19,24 Aug 1414.page 10.15 3(16.30) 0126(12.45)£ 12.£7.50 (£4.50) Aug Aug 16,21,25 17.5 0(22.00) 0 (19.15) 00 (£7.50) Aug 17, 2 2 19. 4 3 10.30 (12.45) Show (England) • Aug Missing18,2Theatre ReekTheTable Traverse page00 (18.20) 126 £6.00 (£4.00) Preview Aug Aug 3,8,12noon19.2 (13.20) 417.5 (20.05) £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 4,9 Aug 5,10 14.0300 (18.20) (15.50) Aug 7, 1 1 17. Aug 14,18,23 17.15 (18.35) Aug 15,19,24 20.00 (21.20) Aug 16,21,25 5 (13.35) Aug 17,22 14.412.5 1(16.05)

• Terry Neason: Slaps N'126Tickles (Scotland) Traverse Theatre page 23.00 Aug 14-25 (not Mon) (midnight) £10.00 (£7.50) • Tiny Dynamite: Paines Plough/Frantic Assembly with Contact (England) Traverse Theatre page 126 Preview Aug 3 19. 0 0 (20.30) £7.50 (£4.50) Aug 45 11.00 (12.30) £ 12.00 (£7.50) Aug 16.20.15 30 (18.00) Aug 7, 1 1 11.00 (21.45) (12.30) • Aug The 8,12 WellTheatre Being: Mouthpeace (South Africa) Traverse page 126 £6.00 Preview Aug 2 noon (13.10) (£4.00) Aug 3,8,12 14. 3 0 (15.40) £9.00 (£6.00) Aug 4,9 17.00(18.10) Aug 5,10 19. 4 5 (20.55) 7,11 noon (13.10)Theatre Company • Aug Encounters:Traverse Traverse page 126£2.00 (£1.00) Aug 6,20Theatre 14.00 (16.00) VA Display • Dazzle ContemporaryJewellery Jewellery Exhibition Dazzle3-27Contemporary Aug 10.00 (midnight) FreeExhibition page 132 Food Traverse Bar Cafe serving food and drinkl alDisabled: l day and until drink: very,16yd very Ent: flat.late. Aud: to lifthandrails. (large, Braille buttons). WC adapted at Ent and15ydAudflatlevel, Guide |j dogs Help admitted. available.VWheelchair ery accessible.spaces, infra-red hearing system. | The Tron Square, High Street kii Venue Tickets95579 Hunter 4315 &Velvet Revue •Comedy Midnight Boom Boom at TheComedy Tron pageClub 19 Aug 5-27 midnight (02.00) £7.00 • Noel James andTheCompany Boom Boom at Tron page 19 Aug 5-27and 19.Large 30 (20.30) • Small Boom £7.00 Boom (£6.00) at The Tron page 19 Aug 5-27 18. 0 0 (19.00) £7.00 • Useless Guide Scotland 2001Tron-(£6.00) A Pie-based Odyssey Boom Boom at The page 19 Aug 5-27 21.00 (22.00) £7.00 (£6.50) • Velvet Laughter Master Series Boom5-27Boom22.30 at The(23.30) Tron page Aug £7.0020(£6.50) Food and drink: Available noon-19.00 and Sat, ■ 12.30-19.00Limited Sun. mobility access.Toiletsweekdays Disabled: in top bar. The61Underbelly lii Venue Edinburgh Central Tickets Library,620George Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) 6206 IV Box Office: 10.30-late (Info 620 6206) The most Festival venuea cinema returns.Three ; floors, three'sexciting theatres,andvaults. twounique' bars and deep Edinburgh' Abuzzing n '(New engrossing experience' - plaiy,n watch, partyfamous and drink 'til late. entrance on Cowgate). & Revue •Comedy The Goddess Perlman22.30Goddess Perlman Aug (23.30) £7.00 page (£6.00)3323 • Aug Love9-12,16-19,23-26 and Happiness Columbia University page 5-18 16. 1 5 (18.15) £6.50 (£5.50) • Very,Very Small Things Double5-26Edge(not Drama Aug 16,23)page20.1526 (21.45) £6.50 (£5.50) <fi Physical TheatreDrama Society page S3 •Dance Dystopia Warwick University Aug 5-26 (not 12) 14.10(15.00) • Aug The Spurt of Blood Mate£6.50Ken(£5.50) page 48 5-26 18.00 (18.45)7 and£7.00My (£6.00) Music • The JeromeExperience ExperienceDrum- Drum The Jerome Show Show ExhibitionExhibition page 61 Aug (not Mons) 22.155-12,14-19,21 (23.30) £7.00-26(£6.00) •Theatre Blood12-26 Knot14.KCS Theatre £8.00 Company page 105 Aug 10 (16.20) (£5.00) • Aug Cabaret Double Edge Drama page 97 5-26 (not Weds) 20.15 (21.45) £8.00 (£7.00)

24 hour Box Office at www.edfringe.com • Aug Camino Double15.Edge Drama £6.50 page 97(£5.50) 5-26 Real (not Tues) 00 (16.30) • Aug Disappeared Beg, Borrow and Steal page 90 17.00 (18.45) 8£6.50 (£5.50) • Aug FUR5-11 Luminaria/Jennifer NYC page 12-26 00 (18.30)by Design £6.50 page (£5.50)109124 • Aug Ghost5-26 Shirt(not17.Theatre Mons) 18. 3 0 (19.45) £7.00page(£5.00) • Aug Gross5-26Indecency Drama£6.50 98 (notPrisons Mons)Double noonEdge (13.40) • Aug Imaginary Angel-Exit Theatre page(£5.50) 86 5-26 15. 3 0 (16.30) £6.50 (£5.50) • Aug Master5-26and(notMargarita Double Edge£6.50 Drama(£5.50) page 98 19.45(21.15) • Aug Plum5-26Mouth22.15Mons) halfway~nowhere page 103 (23.00) £7.00 • Aug Tartarus page(£6.00) 87 £6.50 (£5.50) I 1-24 Assassin (not 19)Theatre 21.45 (23.15) • The The Prodigal Tragedian Theatre Company page I 17 Aug 5-18 Menoonhalfway-nowhere (13.20) £6.50 (£5.50) • Witness page £6.50 103 (£5.50) Aug 5-26 (not 12,19) 23.30 (00.30) Food and drink: 'tilstairs. late. Food available. Disabled: EntranceofTwotheuplicensed two flightsbars ofvenue Unfortunately, due to the nature building, thewelcome. is Help inaccessible wheelchair users. Guide dogs availableto (advance warning appreciated). Valvona Venue 67556197800 Elm<&Row,Crolla top of Leith Walk hm Tickets Box (Info 556 6066)in a small theatre 'beyond the FestivalOffice: Fringe productions treasure house ofTisalamis, cheeses, makes balsamicLondon-based vinegars and olive oils. ' Sunday m 'If anything gourmet jealous of thees.Scots, it is Valvona & aCrolla. ' Financial

Theatre • Street Theatre Performances Natural20-26 Theatre Company page variable, 110 please call for Aug and location details. FreeTime (non-ticketed) Venue 13 Close, Canongate jis Venue 1307050 Lochend Tickets 161320 (Info 07050 161 320) | Box Office: 09.00-21.30 VenueWelsh13 promotes andandWalesDrama, based talent. the College ofWelsh Musicnew has beenRune.thebyg. launching for Theatre several artists andByd.itcompanies Lesley Ross,padRipley andTheatrY | Children’s Shows • The Tartan Snow Baby£1.00 Venue 13 page 13 Aug Aug 1516-2610.00(11.10) (not 20) 10.00 (11.10) £3.00 (£ 1.50) Dance <£ Physical Theatre | • Stories Venue3 1318.3page 53 £1.00 Preview Aug (20.15) [ Aug 4,5,8-11 18.30 0(20.15) £6.00 (£4.00) I Musicals <& Opera • Aug Dance4 of16.the Dragon£1.00 Venue 13 page 81 316.0 (17.45) 5-10 30of(17.45) (£2.00)Trolley Dolly • Aug The Jolly Folly Polly the£4.00Scottish Venue 13 page 81 Aug Aug 1415-2212.312.0 (12.45) 30 (12.45)£1.00£3.00 (£2.00) [[ Theatre • The Cracked RoyalAugScottish Academy of Musi£3.00 c and Drama Music Preview 0 (19.00) (£1.00) page I 19 • Aug Anne6,7Evans and Dick Lee Valvona & Crolla page 73 Aug 19,22,2519.16013.0 18.3(20.00) 00(14.30) £5.00 (£3.00) , 2 1 I 1. 0 0 (12.10) £9.00 (£7.00) Aug 20,23 Aug 13.00 (14.10) 21,24 Man 20.30 Venue (21.30)13 page 128 Aug 8-9,13,20 2225 20.00 • Aug Cupboard 18.Quartet 00 (21.10) (19.10) Valvona & Crolla page 73 Aug 19 17. 0 0 (18.00) • Aug Edinburgh 20-25 17.00 (18.00)£1.00£6.00 (£4.00) 15-16and11.00(12.10) £10.00 (£8.00) • Aug Finnish • Aug Mandolin GuitarVirtuosi Val v ona & Crolla page 73 The Royal Scottish of Musi£3.00 c and Drama Aug 910 20.00 (21.10) £9.00 (£7.00) Preview19,2Aug 16 Academy 19.(21.30) 45 (20.45) (£1.00) page I 19 Aug 15.00(16.10) Aug 2 20.30 £5.00 (£3.00) Aug 11,13,16,18 18.00(19.10) Aug 21,24 20,23 19.13.0300 (20.00) (14.30) 14,17 Supper 11.00(12.10) • Aug Neapolitan and Show£40.00 Valvona & Crolla page 73 Aug Aug 25 20.30 (21.30) Aug 8,13,20 18. 3 0 (21.20) Romantic& Crolla Supperpageand73Sultry Songs • AAugHandful of Rain Venue 13 page 128 |I • Valvona 12 13.15(14.25) £1.00£6.00 Aug 6-7,14-15 18.30Valvona (21.20)& £40.00 Aug 13-18 13.15 13(14.25) (£4.00) • Wine and Wooing Crolla page 73 • HangUp Venue page 128 I Aug 6-7 13.00(14.10) £9.00 (£7.00) Aug 14-15 16.16.2200 (16.40) £1.00 (£2.00) Aug 8-9,13 15.00(16.10) Aug 16-25 (16.40) £3.00 20-21 (19.10) • Aug Mud 14-15 Venue 15.1300page(16.00) 128 £1.00 J| • Aug Aug 22-23 11.18.Songs 0000 (12.10) Neapolitan page 73 16-25 Steinberg 15.00 (16.00)The£6.00 | Aug 17,21,25 20.00 Valvona (21.10) &£Crolla 10.00 (£8.00) • Aug Spoonface Royal(£4.00) Scottish Academy of Music and Drama page I 19 Theatre Preview Aug 16 21.15 (22.15) £3.00 (£ 1.00) • Did You Used To Be R. D . Laing? Aug 19,22,2520.3019.0(21.30) 0 (20.00) £5.00 (£3.00) J Valvona & Crolla page18.01280 (19.15) £9.00 (£7.00) Aug 20,23 Aug 7-9,14-15,17 Aug 21,24 13. 3 0 (14.30) | Aug 10,21-24 13. 0 0 (14.15) • The Threeof Music Lives and of Lucie Cabrol Royal Scottish Aug 2511,16,18 (21.15) Academy Drama page£3.00 119The(£1.50) 15.00 20.00 (16.15) Preview Aug 8-9 14. 0 0 (15.30) • Aug Private Angelo Valvona & Crolla page 128 Aug 12-18 (notThu) 19.00 (20.30) £5.00 (£3.00) 10,22-24 18.00 (21.15) (19.15) £ 10.00 (£8.00) | Aug Aug 10,23-24 20.00 Disabled: Aug 13.00 (14.15) Aug II 1,14-18,25 1,18 15.00(16.15) (W + 2 20").via Lochend Close: Ent: 2yd I .Aud: 3yd 4 Str WC Foodandandbakery. drink: Retail delicatessen, wine merchant, caffeII bar The227Village Disabled: forEnt:wheelchair 6yd I Str.Aud:45yd SouthwithFort Streetspace Info i478 7810bm || available. Unsuitable users. Guide8 StrdogsHR.WC admitted.adapted. Help Venue Exciting newwith16venue exhibition n lounge public bar listed gantry. Unfortunately for some, webar.doA not hold a Children' s Certificate! Food available noon-21.00, drinks 11.00-23.45. Various places, call 07974 VA - Display 7SO 549 or 01225 469 131 • The Vi(non-ticketed) l age page 136 Venue 138 On(Infothe07974 city streets JulIn Your 31 -SeptFace8 Free Box Office: 750 549/01225 469 131) 'beVarious places' i s where the Natural Theatre Company wi l Food and drink: I 1.00-23.45. appearing 'Various places'- iwhere s a streetandnearwhenyou.they are least expected. Disabled: No special access - exhibition on ground level. [ |[ !

t ' r

I L Jrt1L rM The133Waverley Bar Venue St Mary'19.00s Street Info ()557 1050 kis Box Office: from (Mon-Sat) One of Edinburgh' traditional music. s original 'folk pubs', still an ideal venue for Music • Waverley Nights at The(22.00) Waverley Aug (not Suns)Folk20.00 £7.00page 59 Aug 6-25 6-25 (not Suns) 22.30 (00.30) £7.00 Food and Narrow drink: Light snacks only, fully licensed. Disabled: access very difficult.staircase leading upstairs makes disabled White Rabbit Cowboys Venue 21 I The Honeycomb, Street (offkis the Royal Mile) Tickets 220(Info 0900226Niddry Box Office: 17.00-22.00 6387) Situated centrally, off the Royal Mi l e , a couple of minutes from Office,clubthevenue, Honeycomb newestthe andFringe mostnights. stylish hosting theis Edinburgh' clubscene'ss most popular Visit www.whiterabbitcowboys.co.uk for full festival listings and information. <& Revue •Comedy Barry Rabbit Peters Presentspage 47 White Cowboys Aug 7-26 (not Mons) 20.30 (21.30) £7.00 (£5.00) • White Let's Have ACowboys Shambles! Rabbit page 47 7-26House (not Mons) • Aug Monkey Cabaret17.page30 47(18.30) £7.00 (£5.00) White Rabbit Cowboys Aug 7-26 (not Mons) 22.00 (23.30) £8.00 (£6.00) Theatre • White Tlk 2 the Animls page 129 Aug 7-26Rabbit(notCowboys Mons) 19.00 (20.00) £7.00 (£5.00) Food and Wheelchair drink: Bar access. 17.00-04.00 every day. Disabled: Why220Not Nightclub Venue 14 George Street Tickets 8633 jn Box Office: noon-13.00 Mon-Fri (Infonightclub 6246248633) Why Not Edinburgh' s most exclusive situated Edinburgh' Centre, catersandforfunctions. all age groups throughnightina wide varietyuss City ofn aClub Nightsatmosphere, Enjoy your out with i relaxed complimented by the high standard of service. <& Physical Theatre •Dance Dance4,7-11,14-19,21-22,24-26 Workshops Latino Arabesque page 51 Aug 14.15(16.30) £5.50 (£4.50) • Aug Latino4,7-11,14-19,21-22,24-26 Arabesque Latino Arabesque page 51 13.004-5,10-12,17-19,24-26 (14.00) £6.50 (£5.50) Aug 17.00 (18.00) £6.50 (£5.50) Food and drink: Bar snacks and drink available during Disabled: Help available upon notification. The Writer's Museum kii Venue 222 Ladystairs Tickets14.00-17.00 226 6665 Sun Box Office: 10.00-17.00CloseMon-Sat, (Info 226in 6665) Located Edinburgh' s Old Town, The Writer' Museum is dedicated toarea the adjacent lives andtowork of Scotland' ssbest known writers. The the museum i s Makar' s Court, ancommemorative evolving National flagstones.Literary monument featuring Theatre • Scottish The Makars Literary tour Ltd. page 120 Company Aug 1-31Literary 15.00Tour (16.00) £5.00 (£4.00) YVenueGallery 238 73 East Claremont Street Info 556an 5758 VA Display • Yerbury Aug 12-27Nudes £1.50 Y Gallery page 136

Armadillo Sunset Daffodil-Twist Art and theBelarus City ---City Art Centre Vitebsk Artists - Nexus Gallery 2 I:I:£ Art from Contemporary Artaud in Wonderland - Periplum- Festival Tree Theatre USC - USA II Arthur Kopit's BecauseHeCan Artts International Presents: Not Guilty? - Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 I £I ArttsTouring Company Presents: Nowhere Fast - Pleasance Festival -ofTheTheatre 2001 11£ AsAS220 It Is In Heaven Scotsman - AS22QAssembly I£ AtAurora-Nova the Gallery FringeWorld aExchange Beggar' s Opera... The Asian Heritage Foundation Theatre Festival - Komedia St Stephens l(I ££ Australia Dreaming City Art Centre Autodestruct:The Cure forTheatre Cancer(UK)- Rocket VenuesTheatre Ay, Carmela!: Out ofUltimate the Box/Tron - Traverse II £I B b9Baby- Clinch Mountain Lookout -WakkaWakka l£ Venues Bach' swith 'Goldberg ThetheArtBathwater ofVariations: Fugue' -- Rocket StlainAndrew' s and-StHarpsichord George's At Festival Time I < A&R by Peter Morris Gilded Balloon 1C Bach' s Simcock Goermans/Taskin Aaaaah Frisby Dominic 1763/84 - Harpsichords at StCouperin Cecilia's Hal ( AbductingDominic DianaMusic - Edward'--Segovia s TheatreTrioFrisby Company C'/i Bach, Scarlatti, Pachelbel, andl Muffat Absolute Guitar Harpsichords at St Cecilia' s Hall < Accident of Circumstance Rocket Venues 11! Bachman and Evans The- Asylum ScotsmanTheatre Assembly The Acoustic Strawbs -Fable The- Scotsman AssemblyDairy The Bald Prima Donna-Balloon Company £ Adam Acidophilus the Man Comedy i Ballet Who?! Gilded I -Teviot Adam And BigGodRedCreated Adam --Adam Adam HiBloom I The Debate - Gilded sBalloon - Teviot Adam Bloom... Hills-GoYou Engine ls LindaBalloon Bandelier - St Cuthbert' Parish IChurch Address Unknown- Footprints - RandolphFire Studio @The- George French Square Institute 11!: The Banquet ofatMusick: Bach, Biber, Buxtehude Aditi Mangaldas on Water Theatre Harpsichords St Cecilia' s Hal l Adult Child, Dead Child Child -byTheClaire DowieDrama - Gilded Balloon IC Barry PetersComedy PresentsAwards - WhiteGrand RabbitFinal Cowboys ‘( Adult Child/Dead Statement Company li BBC New Agatha s The Pleasance Secret Adversary - Cambridge - BBCBBCNewStand Comedy Awards- The Grand Final The AgeofChristie' ofGodConsent Festival of Theatre 2001 University ADC I11SI The Up Show Agnes -- Theatre Mkay -Productions BBC Stand Up- Only Show Alive - BBCBBCStandStandUp UpShowShowAlive Agnes of God Workshop li Be My Baby Connect I Ian Ainsworth Andrew'entre s andlaStTerre George'et slaAtMerFestival <! BeBeautiful My BabyThing- Baba Theatre Street Company - Diverse Attractions Aki (Danse) - Edinburgh La- StLigne - JapanTimeExperience - Drummond Company Josef Albers Printmakers I: Because We Can! Heatham Youth Theatre l(I ££ Albert, Make Us Laugh Park Players A. D . S I I Bedbound: Dublin Theatre Festival (Ireland)-Traverse Theatre Alex Through the Looking GlassTheatre - Fresh Company Blood Theatre 1CC BedfordshireAssociation County Youth Second Orchestra and Danesborough Chorus 64 j Alice Wonderland Forbidden ofYouth Orchestras Alice ininin Wonderland --- American High Edinburgh School Theatre Festival fI The- National BedlamsImproverts - Edinburgh University Theatre Company 2775 |1 Alice Wonderland Stage By Stage Academy The Beggar' Opera Cygnet Theatre AllAll Cloned Up - Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 I :I The Beggar' s Vegas-Johnny Opera - St George' s School and The Edinburgh Academy 78 J In The Timing Moonpath Theatre Company Being Johnny Vegas 46 Allen Wright Award - Allen Wright Award C Ben Moor and Janice Phayre:Three Wishes- Ben - BenMoor Moor I11010 1| Alpha Beta Palimpsest Productions 11 Ben Moor: A Supercollider for the Family Am- Pleasance I LosingFestival My Mindof Theatre or Just2001 My Figure? Pregnant Pause Lou Bennett - The Productions Famous Spiegeltent 11< Beowulf - Hell Grendel 10372 J; American Songbook Quincy Choral Society- Peter Arnstein Berkoffs & sDostoevsky' s Dream of a Ridiculous Man American Virtuoso Pianist and Composer ! George Dillon' Vital Theatre 101 j StephenGarrett K Amos(and- Stephen mosFamous Spiegeltent I Berkoffs Women-The Assembly Amos band) -K.TheAImage Best Friends - Wisepart- Scotsman Productions 1294487 i Amy Evans' Strike Activated { Best of Irish Comedy The Stand Comedy Club I ; An Audience with William Saroyan - Randolph Studio @The French Institute II II Best ofOfScottish Comedy -reTheFunny Stand- Comedy ClubYou'I re Funny An English Education -StTheMark' NetherbowTheatre Best SoYouThinkYou' So You Think 434472 i; An Evening of Songs s i n Castle Terrace ; Best of T Break T on the Fringe Anachronisms - Demarco Rocket ‘ Best BFG of the- Leicestershire Fest 2001: Sponsored The Anarchist VenuesProductions 11*■ The Arts by Intagen-The Scotsman Assembly 1915II j|| Andrew MaxwellPlays - Real- Rocket Talent- BBC DannyBhundu Bhoy -Boys Danny- Gilded BhoyYouthBalloon Andy Kershaw Show-Live Radio 3 Li v e Line Up ! The I -- Teviot 59 t Andy Parsons... Local PestExterminator Exterminator The Big and Daft BigSpiegeltent and Daft -AndyZaltzman Parsons...Versus Local Borough Borough Pest I Big Buzzard BoogieChristmas Band..Early - TheShow Famous 7119 Andy the Dog of Doom Big Value Comedy Show. Screaming Blue Murder Comedy 42 - Andy- Redkat ZaltzmanProductions versus the Dog of Doom I Big Value Comedy Show.Poetry ..Late-- BiScreaming Blue MurderPoetry Comedy 4219 ' Angel <■ Big Word Performance g Word Performance Angels with Dirty Habits Pleasance Comedy Bill & Eddie Frantic Redhead Productions 100 Anger andFarmAfter- The- Nadim Safdar I;f Bill Ted's Excellent Musical Adventure - Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 119 115 ; Animal BirdyandBirthday - Rocket Venues Animal Farm -- Leicestershire ForthScotsman Children'Assembly s Theatre ‘ The Party - Rocket Venues 11994 1 Animal Farm Youth Arts | ( Bitter Thorns Debacle Theatre Company Anne Evans and High Dick School Lee -Valvona Crolla Black Armbands - Diverse Attractions Annie - American Theatre&Festival Black Comedy- Bli-ndLost 1089619 ! r Annie Gill, Glenn Kesby and Friends - Frantic Redhead Productions Blind Mirth MirthTheatre Company Anniversary (Atelier Qui) Japan Experience I ( Anorak of- Fire - ArkleHighTheatre ' Antigone American SchoolCompany Theatre Festival £I Blood &KnotRoses- KCS- Trestle Company ’r Antigone’s Last Dance A Multi-Media Dance Rock Opera Blood Theatre-Theatre Company - Aurora/WCSU from the USA Blood Wedding On The Stones Carpe DiemTheatre Productions Antonio Forcione and Friends The Scotsman Assembly ! Blood The Berts & Stans Antopolskifor2000 - DanofAntopolski --Antopolski 2000 ; The Blue House - TheHillsFamous Spiegeltent Company ’ Apology the Life an Actor Paul Pfeiffer Blue Remembered Charterhouse - Pleasance 2001 I| Blue Remembered HillsSteckler, - The RepMoving TheatreTheatre Company Arab StrapMusica -Festival T onPlays theof Theatre Fringe Blue/Moon - Laura Hope Arborea J.S.ofBach - Harpsichords at St Cecilia’s Hall i Bob Doolally' s Balls The Stand Comedy Club Arborea Musica:The Art the Virtuoso Bob Jones: Humorist,- Theatre poet, funWorkshop guy - Bob JonesI - St Andrew's and St George's At Festival Time <$ The Bogus Woman r Arcazaar - Architects of Air The Bongo Club Cabaret The Bongo Club Club -- out the blue blue Archers Stars Shoot Arrows... Don’tArrows... They? Don’t They? ^< The Bongo Club -Cabaret -The outFestival ofof the Archers Starson-They Extra Shows -They Shoot Book of Secrets American HighManBongo School Theatre Architecture the Fringe Architecture on the Fringe I: Mr Boom... Children' s One Band The Famous Spiegeltent Arco Ensemble - St Mark's in Castle Terrace 5 Boothby Graffoe - Midnight - The Scotsman Assembly

VVW

V w

V V

\ VVV V V vwvwvw

33 Dark Tales- Gilded - TheatreBalloon O 12428 Radicals 4-Mality Live! - 4-Mality 54 820th- Rocket Venues 118 Century Legends:The Lives, Loves & Music of Frank Sinatra & Judy Garland Aabacus 74 20th- Aabacus Century Legends:The Lives, Loves & Music of Rodgers & Hart 74 20th CenturyGershwin Legends:The Lives, Loves & Music of the Brothers - Aabacus 74 22nd Festival of British Youth Orchestras National Association of Youth Orchestras 63 25th Birthday Concert Philomusica of Edinburgh 65 1933 That -- Diverse Brecht,Attractions Weill and friends - Demarco Rocket Productions 9658 1966 And andDance AllAllThat 2001 A Odyssey American School Theatre Festival 2001 Spatial Odyssey - The Leiths andHigh Gallery 1336948 2001 AMind Odyssey - St Andrew' St George's At Festival Time

24 hour Box Office at www.edfringe.com

The - The Bootlegs 2070 BorisBootlegs Guckelsberger: ^ Born African -- Over theRequiem Edge for Viola Sola - St Mark's in Castle Terrace 113 ^ The Bound To Fly HamFisted! 103 Boy-Girl x4 Show - Rocket -Venues Brahms andNotLiszt at Midnight Rosl Arts Breakfast Included Nottingham New Theatre 1126767 Breakfast with Bach - Rosl Rosl Arts Arts Breakfast with Bach ^ Brevity theRing SoulofofWhitwell - DawnWhitwell 4767 Bright isisthe Words- Arkle - Edinburgh Graduate Theatre Group Brighton Beach Memoirs Theatre Company 87 ^ Broken Blossoms -Theatre Negativequity Brokenville OnO Company with West Sussex County Youth Theatre Bruhaha Rare&Birds Productions 4135 Bruiser - -Lano Woodley Buddhist Meditation - FriendsCompany of the Western Buddhist Order 81 Burns Chameleon Theatre Diverse Attractions Buy Another Evening Standard - Pleasance Festival ofTheatre 2001 1159621 ^ Jason Byrne Jason Byrne Adrian Byron Burns - Caledonian Folk Blues at the Guildford 56 C >" Cabaret - Double Edge-Drama Caliban and Miranda Theatre 1249757 Calluna - Clarsach (Scottish Harp)Workshop Society Calvados-The Bellevue Gallery 13021 Rhona Cameron - RhonaEdgeCameron Camino Real Double Drama 9750 Camut Band - Life is! -Rhythm -s George Square Theatre A ' C anny Meet Oot' St Mark' i n Castle Terrace 70 I Capercaillie ands Special Records Captain Corelli' MandolinGuests - Mike- Vertical Maran Productions 1095773 Caramba - Caramba Cardiff County and Vale of Glamorgan Symphonic Brass ,| ^ Carne - National Orchestras Vale-Association -Suspect Sue LeeCulture andof Youth Kosta Andrea Theatre Company 12363 Casanova 123 The Case Cafe - Craven- Slung Image Theatre 94 Castaway Theatre Casting Stones, WavesLow andStephens RipplesCompany - Sheehan Productions 12079 Catastrophe Komedia St 106 Cathedral Festival Choral EvensongServices On Weekdays Mary's Cathedral 7070 Cathedral Festival(Scottish Choral harp), Sunday Mary'- sStCathedral Catriona McKay Chris Stout- St(Shetland fiddle, viola) 57 -Ceilidh Clarsach (Scottish Harp) Society Extravaganza Scotch Malt Whisky Society Ceilidhs At TheBarn CaleyDance - Caledonian Brewery 567030 The Celebrity Gilded Balloon I Teviot Celebrity Organ Recital/Cathedral Choir Concert - St Mary's Cathedral 10670 Cellophane Singular - Komedia St Stephens The CelticChagall Drum - Orcadia Creative Learning Centre Chagal, Demarco Rocket Productions 955228 . >* The Chambers and Nettleton: Doubled Up--George Gilded Balloon Chanclettes Gone with the Wig Square Theatre Changeling Rooms II-The Changeling 932828 Chapertons Boom! George Square Theatre Check Yours Symphony Coupon - Gilded Balloon- National Association ofYouth Orchestras 10264 Chetham' Orchestra Childsplay - TheSugar NetherbowTheatre 11185 A Chip in the Al l Aboard | Chipolatas in Groovy not Gravy -StGilded Balloon I -TeviotTime 10 Chopin Distilled St Andrew' s and George' s At Festival Classics - Cadenza -Choir 566879 AChoral Chorus of Disapproval Union Theatre ChristChristian on a Bike!Arts- Richard Herring - Christ3 @onThea BiFestival ke! 2001 4267 Ij1 The Cinderella and - JohnthePeelAlternative PuppetsFairies- Room II Cinderella Flower Burklyn Youth Ballet 48 The Circle's Corners - Demarco Rocket Productions 9510 CircoTeatro Udi Grudi O Cano George Square Theatre | ^ Cirque Surreal- St- Andrew' Cirque Surreal City s andStorytellers St George's At Festival Time 684991 City ofClassics theGuitar Dead- -Jonathan Black Hart j| ^>* Classical Classical Prag Monique - NewVoice Company I13066I I Clay 2001 -TheAdam Pottery The Station AtkimTogether - Gilded Balloon At Last Again - Pleasance Comedy 10140 CliveClearing James Closer Than and EverPete - College Fine Arts, University of Nevada, Las Vegas 93 jj ^ The Closer Than Ever Hot BoxI of- Productions Club - Gilded- The Balloon Teviot- out of the blue 1027655 Club Arakataca Bongo Club Clubs - The -Bongo Club - out of the blue 5571 Colcannon TheWorks Famous Spiegeltent The Collected of Billy the Kid | The- Carnegie University Margaret University 9349 ColorCinema ofMellon EyesClassics - College- ofand FineQueen Arts,Cinema University of Nevada,College Las Vegas | Comedy Comedy Classics 23 The Comedy of Errors American High School Theatre Festival The Comedy Zone-The Comedy Zone 23859 | The Comic Cartoon Theatre Comic Fringes - Breakdown BBC Radio 4 - Hampden Sydney Theatre - Diverse Attractions 9618 Communication

Company - Eyebrow 76 The WorksProductions of William Shakespeare (abridged) -Concrete TheComplete Reduced Shakespeare Company 118 Butterfly - Concrete The Condition of the Virgin byButterfly Boothby Graffoe - Gilded Balloon I -Teviot 131102 Coriolanus -Teatr Modjeska 12386 The Course Acting Show American SchoolBalloon TheatreI Festival Court' s: In the Mud, Michelle Man' s:YHigh - Gilded - Teviot 50 Courtyard Readings Scottish Poetry Library Cows -The- TheMusical -Walkie-Talkie In Association withDrama Leicester University Theatre 1198379 Cracked Royal Scottish Academy of Music and CraigCrane Hill'sWife Wizz-toAmerican OZ - Gilded BalloonTheatre Festival 28 ^ The High School Crash Pleasance Festival ofTheatre 2001 1158678 ^ Crazy For You Ryedale Youth Theatre Creation - National Youth -Music Theatre ^ Crime Punishment Russian- Pleasance Theatre Festival Project ofTheatre 2001 110 CrimesAnd of Passion - JeromeBritish Pradon 1144826 ^ Crouching Ferret Hidden Beaver Dyball and Kerr Crusaders, Courtesans and Capers Edinburgh Renaissance Band 58 Cupboard Man- Twilight - Venue Theatre 13 Company 128 Cuttin' a Rug 127 Cutumba Extravaganza - The Famous Spiegeltent 7125 Cyderdelic- -Cuban Cyderdelic D ^ Dahling YouTelegraph Were Marvellous -Wisepart Productions 129 The-TheDaily Open Micc Award AwardFinFinal 2001 Daily Telegraph Open Mi al 2001 ^ Damage and- DeDanceLacyBase- Rare Productions 412580 Dance Base withBirds the Fringe on Top Dance Conversations Gordonstoun School 51 Dance IndiaaScotland - DanceStIndia Scotland 1065079 Dance Like Man - Komedia Stephens Dance of the Dragon Venue 13 Dance - DanceWorkshop Base with --theFlamenco: FringeTurner: onContemporary Top Dance Workshop Paule -Dance DanceWorkshop: Base with Pratibha the Fringe Prahlat on TopContemporary - DanceWorkshop: Base with the Fringe onSchool Top Bharathanatyam Dance 81 -Dance DanceWorkshops Base with Rotterdam the- Latino FringeArabesque on Top Unst Improv 495193 ^ Dancescapes II - College of FinePlayers Arts, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Dancing On Tables Castaway Dangerous - Awakening 10890 ^ Dangle ins Death theSituation Dust- Harvard-Westlake - Lobster Productions 103 Danton' School / Rembiko Project 102 ^ ADarkDarkIs The by Paul Sellar - Gilded Balloon I - Teviot 125 RiverNight Theatre Workshop 12545 DarkSideRiver -- Theatre Workshop ^ ADark o' the Toon The Stand Comedy Club I 6523 Darkness and Disgrace Pleasance Music ^ Dave Mounfield is Lying Comedy Dairy 9071 ^ David Benson To Be Frank David Benson David Bridie - The Famous SpiegeltentSomething There David Paul Jones/DPJ Ensemble: - DavidDavies Paul -Jones/DPJ Ensemble: Something There ^ Alan The- Flat-Footed Scotsman Assembly DawnDay Chorus Theatre 11099 The the Daggers Broke Loose - Molana Theatre Group Dazzle Contemporary JewelleryExhibition Exhibition 13258 -De Dazzle Contemporary Jewellery Dannan - De -Dannan 98 The De' i l' s Awa Edinburgh People' s Theatre 130 DeadDead and Alive ArtFastExhibition - Scotch- Gilded Malt Whisky Society 101 ^ The Move by Paul Sellar Balloon 30 ^ Dead People Laughing - Gilded Balloon I - Teviot Dead Ringers - BBC 4 Spiegeltent 717718 Deaf Shepherd - TheRadio Famous Dear Kitty Newbury Youth Theatre 122 Death theA Bronco Maiden -- Grid Stanford Mad Th8r 10330 Decky and Does Iron-TisUniversity ^ Deirdre O' K ane &Tara Flynn Pity She' s Anonymous Gilded Balloon ^ Deirdre O' K ane is Crystalized Gilded Balloon 1175230 'Denity Crisis- Pivotal - QM Dance Theatre Company ^ Departure 133129 b.1918 -- Wisepart Inhouse Productions y^ ADesign Desire-Masters Kill -OnAchille TheinTipCastiglioni Of TheLesson Tongue 96 Detox AToSimpler Life I Easy - Diverse Conditions Attractions Diamonds and Price Present Under Laboratory 96 - DiverseofAttractions ^ Diatribe Love - Linda Marlowe - The Scotsman Assembly Did You Used To Be R. D . Laing? -Valvona & Crolla Did You UsedMiillerin to be R.D.Laing? - sValvona Crollas At Festival Time 69 Die Schone - StIsland Andrew'Theatre and Company) St &George' 120 Dignity - SITCOM (South 112 y^ Dinner In Suburbia Only Young Once! Productions 121117 Directing Showcase 2001 S of A Productions >*' Dirge - QM Theatre Companyand Steal Disappeared Beg, Borrow 1139088 Distant Prospero Sun --OPENheart >r Doctor - Gareth Armstrong - The Scotsman Assembly 165

For all vour Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

WVVV

VVVVVV

vvvvvvvvv

V \

\ \

V\\\

ndex of show lilies Fat FatFatPope -Sings Fat Fat- KitPopeand the Widow ^^ Dogs ofWar - Firefly Productions The Doing Something Educating - FreshPerformers Blood Theatre 1009981 ’ The FatalLady Englishman - The Hole in the Ground Theatre Company Don't Break a Leg!(or- Health and Linda) Safety for - Equity Faustuslite The Rose Theatre ^ Doreen Doreen 26 FelsenTrio - Samurai St Andrew' sShoko and StCompany George's At Festival Time DougieSoul MacLean in Cod Concert - Dougie MacLean 62 ' The Female Ito ^ Dover Herbie Productions 104 - Komedia St Stephens DrDracula Bunhead World's Biggest Bogey - Dr Bunhead's Science Education 1219 r' Ferdydurke Fern HillCeilidh - Guy Masterson - The Scotsman Assembly - StheofvsAFishThe Productions Festival Clarsach (Scottish Harp) Society Dredging Pond Gadabout Theatre 101 Festival Masses Old St Paul ’ s Music 2001 Driscoll and Message Gilded Balloon 30 Festival Revue - Festival Dublin Improv -s Gilded Balloon 28 Festival Theatre - Revue USA -- Festival Theatre& Record USC - USA DukeDumb Ellington' Sacred Concert - TheMad Famous Festival, CDMaking and USC Record FairLee Festival Fair The Waiter - Stanford University Th8rSpiegeltent 1237170 Fever! The of Peggy - KateCDDimbleby Duo Recital St Mark' s i n Castle Terrace AFiddle Few Harp More and Lessons in Love Scarborough Project: the University of Hull Durham County Early Music Consort Voice Clarsach (Scottish Harp) Society -Durham NationalCounty Association of Youth Orchestras 63 Fife Youth Jazz Orchestra - National Association ofYouth Orchestras YouthofYouth Chamber Orchestra Fife Youth Orchestra - National Association ofYouth Orchestras - NationalRevue:Virgin Association Orchestras 6328 Fife Youth String Orchestra and Fife Youth Percussion Ensemble Durham Incapable Gilded Balloon National Association ofYouth Orchestras Dybuk-iment 20 International Theatre - Tam Dean Burn - Pleasance Festival of and Theatre 2001 Dystopia - Warwick University Drama Society- Demarco Rocket Productions 95S3 r -Filth Finnish The Royal Scottish Academy of Music Drama r Fiona & Her Sister (and Some Guy) - Gilded Balloon E Fiona Knowles in Sex & Chocolate - Gilded Balloon I -Teviot r Neil Finn -T on the Fringe Earl Stevens Puh Leez! Pleasance Comedy 40 r The First chapter of Peter - Stanford University Department of Drama Early Bird Classes Dance Base with the Fringe on Top 81 First Love Impressions - Dolphin Theatre East -Dunbartonshire Lost Theatre Company 108 ’ First by Beckett British RussianParish Theatre Project East- National Secondary Schools Orchestra Stephen Fischbacher -- StComedy Cuthbert’s AssociationSchools ofYouthSenior Orchestras 64 r Fish Supper The Stand Club I BurstChurch East- National Renfrewshire Concert Band ' FitFiveToGoBurst It' s all happening! Fi t to Association ofYouth Orchestras 63 Edinburgh! Echoes Of EgyptBeyond - EchoesFHM of Egypt 50 Flat FiveToRecords Jazz -- Gordonstoun Showcase - TheSchoolFamous Spiegeltent Edinburgh ComedyTourTour20012001 r' The Fleetwood Coup-De-Ville Chat Show - Direct from the Donkey Show -Edinburgh Edinburghand and Beyond FHM Comedy 26 Charles Fleischer Gilded Balloon I - Teviot Barock Andrew' St George'- Thes AtOldFestival Ben Folds - TExchange on the Fringe Edinburgh Quartet Old Town- -St&Napier John University Kays andPortraits TownTime Bookshop 1346368 Foley: Corn (Ireland) - Traverse Theatre Edinburgh Folk -- Scotch Malt Edinburgh Quartet -Valvona &Cathedral Crolla 7369 Folk Songs Songs Broadway ofof Allan RobertRamsay Burns Scotch MaltWhisky Whisky Society Society Edinburgh QuartetJazz - St Giles' 'r' Fortress Forbidden Forbidden Broadway Edinburgh Schools Orchestra National Association ofYouth Orchestras 64 - American High- School Theatre Festival Edinburgh Schools Wind Ensemble - National Association ofYouth Orchestras 6428 Four Dogs and a Bone 100 Monkeys Edinburgh Unfringed Gilded Balloon Four Plays - Floor Demarco Rocket Productions EdithEdlian SimonPiano Gallery - -Edith Simon sGallery 13268 Four onLittle theRosy Floor- Called - Four Rape on theProductions The Trio St Andrew' andTerrace St George's At Festival Time Frank and DoubleTake Edlian Piano Trio St Mark' s i n Castle 70 Frank and the- Underworld Catholics -T- Pleasance on the Fringe Educating -RedHarland Hamstrings Theatre Company FranticBlack Assembly Edward II -Rita TheSecond Bul- Bare l Players I1039018 ' Freaky Pigeon presents JustComedy Married - IGildedFestival Balloonof Theatre I - Teviot2001 Edward the and Ragged Theatre Free and Easy The Stand Club Ego & Out Ego & Out 58 Free Daily Walks Down The Royal Mile Elbow -T on the Fringe 72 - Edinburgh FestivalConcerts Voluntary- StGuides ElegiesElektra for Angels Punks RagingEnsemble Queens - COMINGsoon Free Lunchtime Mark'Association sTerrace in Castle Terrace The Cabaret - Scotsman PennandTheatre I 547514 Free Lunchtime? St Mark' s i n Castle Elvis on My Mind The Assembly r Free Workshops at Dance Base - Free Workshops at Dance Base 9,50,59, Em Lugar Algum Em Companhia de Estranhos/Cultura Inglesa 50 FreeFall/Aerial Dance Theatre Company Embers Catherine Cropper - Artistic Stage Productions Fright Nights:TheTour of Terror- The -Fringe S ofMoving AAGM Productions Embryonic Dreams - Pyromania I 408717 Fringe Annual General Meeting Emma and Beth Kilcoyne Pleasance Comedy FringeFringe CutsGreen - BBC Radio EnEncounters:Traverse Spectacle - La Bottine Souriante The Room4 - -Fringe Theatre Company - Traverse Theatre 12655 Fringe Poster Competion Fringe-Green PosterRoom Competition The End of Innocence Gresham' s Youth Theatre 103 Fringe Sunday on the Meadows Fringe Sunday on the Meadows Energetics on-site Massage Neal' s Yard Remedies 82 r From Bach To Haydn - Harpsichords at St Cecilia's Hall Ensemble St Andrew' s and St George' s At Festival Time 69 From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads Tiny Dynamite &The Bull Theatre Entries From CTM' s Annual Shakespeare Fest Childrens Theatre of Maine 93 the Mum 4Puppettheatre Equus Nottingham NewTheatre Theatre I 4812 r From FrontFruit RowAshes - BBC-Radio Ergot --Drums, Bare andDrums Ragged The andVeg Roadshow The Stand Comedy Club Ethnic & More Drums Harambie 60 FUBAR A... (foundSeekers under- bridges and railways) -C I Eugene O'TNrojan eill Triple Bill A- SSecular of A Productions 121 r F**king BritishCapurrojohn Russian TheatreCardone Project Euripides' Women: Oratorio ’ F**king Our Fathers: Scott - The Scotsman Assembly -Europe:We' Harvard-Westlake School / Rembiko Project 104 AFunctional Fumble inArtthe& Dark - Theatre -Workshop ve Created a- Monster!! - BoomInstitute Chicago 20 Eva Merz: Greenlanders Danish Cultural 131 Architecture Amsterdam Art House Eve'ss Tail Eggs Productions Productions Funny Behaviour - Rugged8 NYC Edge Productions Tail -- Dancing Dancing Eggs 949470 ’ Futureghost FUR - Luminaria/Jennifer AnEve'Evening with Oscar Wilde - St Mark's in Castle Terrace - Patchwork Theatre Everybody Here Wants You-AAG 84 Evolution - HMS ComedyMagic Theatre The 1178633 ExcessEx-Files Baggage- Practical - Anjellyco Productions Gagarin Way:Traverse Company - Traverse Theatre The Executive Lear The New Route Theatre Company III The Game ofRoom Love and andTheatre Chance -- The ShortNewBack(Scotland) & SidesExhibition Exhibition of Local Contemporary Art and Design The Games Live Art Street Space - Patriothall Gallery (at W.ARocket .S.P.S. Studios) 13495 r Gas and Air - Pocket Mercury Productions The ExorcismSacred - Demarco Productions The Gasman Cometh - Gilded Balloon Experience Sound Soundworks 83 Gasping Hurrah Productions Experience the Innocence - Critical Stage Company 94 Gay Samurai Reviewof an- J ExBoysFootball - Japan Experience Geeza...Memoirs - Pleasance FestivalTheatre of Theatre 2001 Hooligan F Gemini-Aireborn Company Fairies Dance -- Demarco RocketCompany Productions George - The& Porter Famous- Spiegeltent Fairytaleheart OnO Theatre with West Sussex County Youth Theatre I 859513 Gershwin Broadway To Basin Street - Strictly Songtime Falling Off Al l Aboard The Getaway Bus - ThebyFrom Scotsman Assembly Falsettoland National Student Theatre Company (NSTC) 77 Ghost Shirt-Theatre Design LaFarFamilia Flamenca Ricardo Garcia & Siroco: La Familia Flamenca 67 Ghost Stories... A Late Night Fright The Production Line Too Happy - Theatre CambridgeExchange Footlights 21 Ghosts andPineapple Witches - Mercatpresent Tours Hollywoodn' Farewel: Prairie- Japan 126 The Neil Farrelly Experience (Canada) - Traverse Theatre | Q5 The Giant Gift by Tom ListerBoys- Gilded Balloon I - Teviot t - Gilded Balloon

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com

\v\v vvvvy \\vy\

\y v \

y yy

y yyyy y yyyy

yyyyyy

Glamourie and Graveyards - Scotch MaltTheatre WhiskyCompany Society 70 Glengarry Glen Glen Ross - The Berts & Stans ^ Glengarry Ross -TheAtre Company 1239133 The Goddess Perlman Goddess Perlman ^ Godspell High School Festival 7476 Godspell -- American Dundee Schools Music- Theatre Theatre Goes Around Comes Around Diverse Attractions 96 Going Down in History-Workhorse Productions 129 Goliath McAuliffe in- ’Goliath' 109 Gonzo 'D- ogNichola Do'Faithful Bar BandServant Pleasance MusicVenues The Good and Rocket I1026519 Good Morning? Good Morning? Goodbye -Mister We Were NualasBalloon - The Scotsman Assembly Goodbye Bitchthe- Gilded 2915 Goose Nights Peepolykus 113 GordonGotoSouthern - Gordon Southern John - Portfolio Photography Gallery 1354395 Grace -Tales Demarco Rocket Productions Graft of an Actor George Dillon' s Vital Theatre s Fastest Blindman - Eastleigh Borough Youth Theatre 10198 AGraham! Grand The NightWorld' |, For Singing - Rodgers & Hammerstein - Strictly Songtime 72 Grandmotherf *ker - Pat Candaras Granny Must- Collective Die - Rocket Venues I 2219 Kate Gray Gallery 131 The Great BooBoo - Gilded BalloonFestival I -Teviot Green Ginger - Bambi - Pleasance of Theatre 2001 I10216I I Greyfriars Bobby -- The NetherbowTheatre Greyfriars Bobby Frantic Redhead Productions 9 Grimm Tales - Bristol Old ViEdge c Theatre GrossGruffalo-Tall Indecency - Stories Double DramaSchool 989213 The Guitar - St Andrew's and St George's At Festival Time Gusset Recital - Laurielorry 10869 H Hackney New ActProductions OfTheYear - Gilded Balloon I - Teviot Hamlet -byEmpire Frantic Redhead 1003114 Hamlet Freud Performance Exchange I Hamlet!-The Musical -StBiPaul' g Cheese s Messiah 6575 AHandel' Handful of Rain13- -Old Venue 13 s Music 2001 128 Hang Up-Venue 128 HappyHappy DaysGang' - Stand-by Productions 12210 The s Singalong Saloon! - Gilded Balloon I - Teviot HappyHappy HourPrince - Masterpiece Entertainment 10910 The Get Stuck inT. I . E . Company The Happy Sideshow The Scotsman Assembly Hardie Press - Talking Music- -British St Mark'Russian s in Castle Terrace 832015 Harmful Effects of Tobacco Theatre Project Nick Harper -AtKomedia Musics Hall - Harpsichords at St Cecilia's Hall 6260 Harpsichords St. Cecilia' Harvest byConnor the Fireside - StMusic Andrew's and St George's At Festival Time 68 Hazel O' Komedia Healing Sounds-Mantra Chanting Workshop - ChhiYoga and Meditation Centre 556280 Hear and Now-Live BBC Radio 3 Li v e Line Up Heavy Metal - Galerie 132 HedwigHegley: and the Angrys Mirages Inch - Hedwig and thewith AngrySimon Inch Munnery 104 John Hegley' Journals and Playlet - Traverse Theatre 12698 Henry James' The Aspern Papers Festival Theatre USC USA Henry Vs Jazz - Festival PlayersHenry’s Theatre Company 9860 Henry' Cellar Cellar Henwen - TheHeart Famous- -Pleasance SpiegeltentJazz 72 Her Aching Comedy 40 Herbie Flowers Fez Bar Komedia Music 62 Hero Northern Productions Theatre Company I 86I I Hess --Amrumer Hiawatha - Z-Theatre Company 12979 High On Air Year Out Drama Company High on Laughter - High on-Tribeni Laughter Himalayan Cultural Eve Cultural Centre Nepal 535433 Hip Harp Flipsters Fantasiesand- TheFinger Scotsman Assembly Hipsters, Poppin' Daddies Gilded Balloon I Teviot 102 Robyn Hitchcock - The Scotsman Assembly 5433 HollowHolyland Men:ATribute -Youth HollowTheatre Men The National 110 Holyrood ArtofClub - Candlish Hal-l,Stage St George' s West Church 130 The Hound the Baskervilles By Stage Edinburgh 122 HowTo LoseBird Friends andbyIrritate People - -Gilded BalloonBirdAcademy Hungarian Festival Niall Ashdown Hungarian Festival 1044929 The Hunting of the Snark - California Travel Troupe of San Francisco r The Husband's Tale - Isosceles 105 > The - Hush-Productions 10594 HydeHush and Seek! CrossFire Theatre Company I Dandy - Theatre WorkshopTheatre Company 124 'III am am the StarWalrus Trek' - -Skullduggery 121 am Theatre Workshop 124 ^ I Have Been Here Before 20th Century Blues 84 ^ II Know What You Want Komedia Productions 106 Love You, You' r e Perfect, Now Change Festival Theatre USC USA 7678 I’ll Sing it My Way - Lena Phillips

I, Compere- The - Demarco RocketTheatre Productions ^ Ignorance Never Mind Company ^ The Imaginary Prisons-Angel-ExitTheatre Importance of Being Earnest NationalofStudent - On- Illytheria Balcony The- Belarus Importance BeingTheatre Earnest >^r The Importance of Hood Being Earnest - Exit Theatre In Bed With Robin Gilded Balloon ^ InIn Camera Bed With- Sue LawleyTheatre - Nottingham New Theatre Exposure Diverse InIn Concert -AlySteinBain and Phil Cunningham Attractions Situ Leah the Psychiatrist' Wheelchair InInIn Your Tune-Live - BBCVisRadio 3 - Live Line- Barry Up Hall.. Dr Basil Hallmead Face-The l a ge Incredibly Incroyable - Randolph Studio @The French Institute Indian Dance Maharashtran - DanceOcean Base Workshop: with the Fringe on Top Folk Dance Indian Komedia Music Infinite Number of MonkeysChoir - Gilded(Germany) Balloon Ingolstadt Youth Chamber - National(when Association ofYouth-Orchestras ^ Innocent you dream) Granary ^ Inside LegSunshine - Gentle- Pleasance Pulse Music Productions Instant Interfaith Events - St Giles' Cathedral International - The Theatre EdinburghCompany Photographic Exhibition Centre Inventing Max- Photography - PendleChicago Borderline V*" Ironic Yanks Boom Dom Irrera Gilded Balloon I -Teviot It was HenryBeenFonda' - The Scotsman Assembly ^ ItWoulda Nice&s -Fault It's Me Sylvia - Live OnCrazyFilmLadies - Crazy Ladies J J S Bach Mass in B Minor StTheMary'Stands Cathedral ^ Jack Russell: Dogs- -Prior Comedy Club I Jack the RipperI- Prefer by Patrick - Diverse Attractions Jackie Clune Bitchin' The Scotsman Assembly ^ Jagged -Little Spill - Tightfisted Productions ^ ^ Jakata Jake andC-Elwood - TheClubBlues Brothers Show - NETT UK Jamoral The Bongo ofFunky the blueHarmonium ^ Jane Bombane - Queen of- outthe - Pleasance Music Japanese Beatles with Eric Clapton Gilded ^ Jazz &LineJokesUp-Live - Jazz &- BBC JokesRadio 3 - Live Line UpBalloon I - Teviot Jazz Jazz-Queens and Girlie Company ^^ Jazzed Up and and- Short Winding DownTheatre - Frantic Redhead Productions JD Hinton His American band Frantic Redhead Productions ^ The-TheJerome Experience Drum Show Exhibition Jerome Experience Drum Show- Beset Exhibition Jerome K Jerome' s Novel Notes Theatre Company ^ Jesus Hopped The A Train - Gilded Balloon I - Teviot ^ JillJimPeacock ^ - Jim ByrnesIs Glamourous... - Gilded Balloon r Jo Caulfield: It's Not That Important - Jo Caulfield ^ > Joe Joanin- Winter Endurance- College Theatreof Fine Arts, University of Nevada, Las Vegas ^ Joe Stalin' s Empire - Demarco Rocket Productions ^ John and Kevin' s Man Show - Pleasance Comedy ^ John Butler TrioLive-One The- JohnFamous Spiegeltent John Moloney Moloney John Moloney Live 13 The Jolly Folly of Polly the Scottish Trolley Dolly ^ JongleursTownOpen- TheSpot Competition - Gilded Balloon- Venue I - Teviot ^ Jordan Errollyn Wallen Company Joscelyn Steele Piano St Mark' s i n Castle Terrace Journeys and Memories StephensAssembly ^ Julia Show- TheandSt-TellKomedia - Thes StScotsman Just AaMorris Little inPrick George' Medics Revue Just Minute BBC Radio 4 Just This Sinners Side of Midnight - StrictlyI - Songtime ^ Justified - Gilded Balloon Teviot K ^ Kafka' s Dick - Gildeds in Balloon Kantaro - St Mark' CastleTheatre Terrace KaosVolpone - Kaos ^ The Kassandra Now! -Saltinbanques Komedia St Stephens Katsura Kan and ^ KayKeane - Gilded I - Teviot in Curious Fish - Japan Experience ^ Phil Dillie - DillieBalloon Keane KeisukeWatanabe Memories of Edinburgh - Japan Experience JessieKevin KessonGildea' - Thes Netherbow Theatre ^ The Stand-up Set MusicComedy - GildedClub Balloon I - Teviot >>" Kevin Hayes:The Devil' s Drop- -Dance Theto Stand Kids Dance Classes -- African Basewith withthetheFringe FringeIononTopTop Kids Dance Classes Funky Dance Base Kiki and Herb i andOtherTales Herb - Gilded Balloon I - Teviot ^ The King is Dead- Ki-kand King King of Scotland Gerard - TheNational ScotsmanPortrait Assembly The Over the Water -Kelly Scottish Gallery >*' Kitsch! - Kitsch!

119586I 1059890 1119729 5453 26 1364155 8162 30 1036376 82,1348663 I 2014 882531 23 447097 12556 3755 6659 6155 7159 59 1029130 5622 499896 4072 793431 58 1067015 4218 10272

459 9 1028834 13661 167

mr Frinai PUS I I ISBglw tiaiifi MWmWkai)! 11:01312260000

VW V w

V VVWV

VVW WV VVVVVV

i ndex of show titles Kneehigh Theatre-The Red Shoes - St Mary'- The s Cathedral 70 Krater Comedy Club - Krater Comedy- Pleasance Club Festival of Theatre 2001 I 3516 ^ Lunchtime LyrebirdrTalesConcerts of Helpmann Scotsman Assembly L M Mac Tontoh- Gilded and theBalloon Kete Warriors - Mac Tontoh and the Kete Warriors LaTraviata - Opera PiccolaImages 7880 r Macbeth The Labyrinth - Altared r' Macbeth - Frantic Redhead Productions 100 Ladies Who Lunch St Andrew' s and St George' s At Festival Time 68 Macbeth - Aireborn- TheTheatre Company ^ Lady s Lover - Midland Actors Theatre 10995 ' Ian Macpherson Scotsman Assembly Lady Chatterley' Luck - Demarco Rocket Productions ' Mad Dogs and Englishmen Gilded Balloon ^ Lady Macbeth Rewrites the Rulebook Broads with Swords 92 Magic inBob'thes Mid-Morning Magic Show - The NetherbowTheatre ^ Ladyboys of Bangkok - Ladyboys of-Bangkok Mist - No.6 Frantic- Scottish Redhead Productions Lambton Kent: Volcano (Canada) Traverse Theatre 12651 r Magic Mahler Symphony Sinfonia The LandWi' of No Colour - Oscars r The Maids - Aireborn Theatre Company >" The Lass T he Muckle Mou’ Leitheatre 108 The Makars - Scottish Literary Tour Company Ltd. Late 'n' Live - Gilded- BBC BalloonRadio 3 - Live Line Up Making EchoesLiterary - City oftour London Freemen' s School Late Junction-Live 556529 Malden Young Strings National Association ofYouth Orchestras Late Nights at the Dome Pleasance Music Malden Young Strings Association ofYouth Orchestras 64 i Late-Night Candlelit Baroque - St Mary'- Sts Cathedral 7070 Malicious Intent - Lawnchair Bare-andNational Ragged Theatre Late-Night Candlelit Contemporary Mary's Cathedral ' Man in the Flying The Scotsman Assembly Latenight Jazz Jazz Cellar No. I A Man, a Magic, a Music Movin' Mel v i n Brown ^^ Laughs Latino Arabesque Latino Arabesque Mandolin and -Guitar Virtuosi -Valvona & Crolla andwithMada Capital Musical SInventions The Amazing Mr. Smith 73 4396 Manic Opera The Blood Famous Spiegeltent Laughter -Andrew' Demarcos and-Rocket Productions Mannequin Fresh Theatre LeLearPlaisir De Versailles St St George' s At Festival Time 69 Marc s MindBeGames - The - The Lesson Cambridge- Theatre University Theatre Company MarilynSalem' I Wanna By YouScotsman - ClownsAssembly Anonymous The Lear Workshop 12493 Marisol -- Bare andDispute RaggedLoved Theatre ^ Legendary Diamond Heist Marivaux' s The My Wooord! Productions -Leicestershire LegendaryPolowski Polowski Diamond Heist 35 Mark Walker The Man Who Fell to Mirth The Scotsman Assembly and Leicester Arts in Education Symphonic Wind Band Marquez Brothers Brothers Association ofYouth Orchestras 638 Marriage by Margarita Gogol -- Marquez Bil- 'sDouble Theatre Company ^ Les- National Reves (The Dreams) - Beano the Clown Master and Edge Drama ^ Let Me Out! Ken Campbell Presents 106 Mat and Mackinnon:- TheOneScotsman - Mat andAssembly Mackinnon Let' ss Have Ait for Shambles! Rabbit Cowboys The Matchmaker Let' Hear the Boy!- White - Gordonstoun School 1034775 Mates Theatrelab Let' s Kick Mrs Worthington Divas 2 MattMcCalmans King is a Child - The Scotsman Assembly ^ Let' Look On at Sound - Brian StAppleton: Let's Look at Sound The - The Letss Sleep It - Komedia 1072062 Kevin McDermott -T onMcCalmans theLiterary Fringe Pub Tour Jackie Leven - Gibbon, Komedia Music Stephens Lewis Grassic Century Exhibition McEwan' s 80/Edinburgh - Scottish Literary -Tour Company Ltd. -LieTheDown DavidJack YoungCoyne Gallery- atPendle MarieBorderline Curie House 132 Theatre Company Mchouga-Maboul ATale of Extraordinary Madness - Simon Elbaz-Matrouz 98 114 Rory McLeod The Famous Spiegeltent ^ The Life and Death Orchestra Komedia Productions 106 Raymond Mearns Gilded Balloon The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy Tristram Shandy 127 in the BigDayShoes -Row The Bongo Club -- outDiverse of theAttractions blue Medea -(Company Outlook Productions AALifeLife St Theatre Medea East)Snake - Japan- Experience 9777 Lifein ininthethe theFolds Daze- ofSinead of- Stanley Bishop - Metro Entertainment Medusa - atLifetheWithout JapanReview Experience Life Rushe and Jenny Boot Meet Me Bijou - Wild 120 Life is Sweat Gilded Balloon I -Teviot California Travel Troupe of SanWest Francisco 31 ALikeLight Gathering of Dust NXT Meet The Authors Garry Productions 112 Thunder Niels- Gilded FredrikBalloon Dahl - Gilded Balloon I - Teviot Melangerie Andrew' and StByGeorge' s At FestivalAcademy Time 102 Lilia by- Demarco Libby bySkala Memories- Lynnof- Stthe Sea -&sStage Stage Edinburgh 10275 Lines Rocket Productions Mental Ferguson Stephen Powell Lingo - More- House School Merlins Magical MytheryTour S.N.U.Gs At. Festival Time Lip Service Balloonthe Curse of the Sinister Tree and the Party no29 MerlynTrio - StinAndrew' s and- The St -George' Lip- LiTheatre Co.Gilded Presents Merri-May Gill Concert Famous Spiegeltent p Theatre Company Merri-May! Doesn' t Everyone? Pleasance MusicStutter's Pick of the Fringe 108 Lipstick onYourTeeth - BagAssembly It Up! Mervyn Stutter’s Pick of the Fringe --Mervyn 1715 Mark Little The Scotsman Michael Checkhov Acting Workshop Cygnet Theatreand Andrew White Little Hero FIO Theatre Company Michael McGoldrick Band plus Alyth McCormack 99 The Little Mermaid On A Role Productions -Vertical Records 112 ATheLittle Night Music- Bare- S and of ARagged Productions Mick Thomas the Sure Thingare-The The Famous Spiegeltent 798 Little Prince Theatreof San Francisco Mickey DRough and and Justin Indescribables The Little Prince - California Travel Rocket Troupe Midden: Magic-Hamilton (Ireland) - Traverse TheatreBimbo - Gilded Balloon 8 Little Shop of Horrors Demarco Productions Middle Aged Bimbo Jenny Eclair Middle Aged 75 Little Shop of Horrors -Russian Stage ByTheatre Stage Edinburgh Academy Middle FlightCommunity - Coverly SetArtists - Midlothian Community Artists 79 Little Tragedies - BritishHamstrings Project Midlothian Little Voice - -Harland Theatre Company Midnight Blue - St Andrew' Festival- Tristan Time Baker Productions 46 1034813 Little Worth Wells Cathedral Junior School Midnight Comedy with Balloon Edds andCaseSt George' and Petes AtKerr Live DJ’s and Comedy Iguana Cafe Bar Midnight Show Gilded 60 19 Living ColourKnew - Edinburgh Zoo- Collins Maconie and Quantick Midnight VelvetNight' Comedy Club -- Fettes Boom atBoom 13223 i Lloyd Cole My Father AMike Midsummer s Dream the atTheTron Fringe Loaded NXT Dugan Men Fake Foreplay Mi k e Dugan 112 Locking Horns Warhorse Productions Mina RocketVenues 128 LolitaLondon - BritishRevue Russian- Theatre Project The MindPoster & FormArtofExhibition Kanazawa,- Japan Ishikawa, Japan 48 The Pleasance Comedy Graphic Experience Look About YouBBC- The Red4 Bull Players Mind BodyBodySpirit Edinburgh Festival20012001 1183918 Loose ends Radio Mind Spirit Edinburgh Festival Los Angeles Children' s Chorus - Canongate Kirk Minds Meeting - Architecture on(England) the Fringe- Traverse Theatre 56 Lost Property - Monkeyshine Missing ReehThe Table Show Lothian Schools Orchestra - NationalStudioAssociation ofYouthInstitute Orchestras The Mitchell and- StWebb Clones - TheGeorge’s Scotsman Assembly 64 Love Among the Tulips Randolph @The French Mix and Match Andrew' s and 118 Love and Happiness - Columbia University Mixing it-Live - BBC RadioRocket 3 - LiProductions veStLine Up At Festival Time 23 Love and Other Fairytales Scarlet Theatre Moby' s Dick Demarco - Pleasance of Theatre- Bare 2001 and Ragged Theatre Mom, I'mHouse not a Lawyer -- White Rich Fulcher 11690 Love Story ofFestival theandCentury Monkey CowboysClub I Love, Innocence theofWord Cock - Daniel Kitson Monsters in myCabaret Wardrobe - The Rabbit Stand Comedy 3598 Love: Unrequited Eye the Storm Richard Morton Richard Morton Lowgold T on the Fringe Moscow - The Scotsman Assembly 72 Luath Edinburgh -Book Fringe - Luath Press Moving - Brunton Theatre Company Lucid Dreaming Hush Productions Mozart -Objects atTheTeatime - Rosl- Arts 1058229 Lucinda Cowden' s Bland Ambition Gilded Balloon Mrigya Bongo Club out of theStudioblue@The French Institute Lucky In Human Form Mrs Ka' s Adventures Randolph 105 Ludus Baroque: B Minor Mrs. Klein Hamstrings Theatre Company 5667 Lunchtime Concert - RoglerMassand- Canongate Sarapik Kirk Mud - Venue- Harland 13 Drummers MugenkyoTaiko - Japan Experience 168

yyy yyyy y \ \ \ \\ v VVV \v vv y V V V\ y \\ VVV

Mum - Set Apart- Bootworks (International)- Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 Munchausen Colin Murphy - Colin- Komedia Murphy Music Music at Southside Music for thetheFeast of Allof Scotland Saints - St- JockTamson' Cuthbert's Parish Music from Heart s BairnsChurch Music To Watch Boys By Kate Dimbleby The Musical - Baby Wants Musical Fairytales - Stage Candy ByTooStage- Albert Edinburgh Academy My Vitriol Umbrella is atheBalloon & Friends Instant Circus My -T on Fringe Mystery Juice Vertical Records The Mystery of Edwin Drood Royal Holloway Music Theatre The Mystery of IrmaVep - Hell’s Teeth! N Naked Lies & Violent Messages - Bristol Experimental Theatre Naked Voices - Naked(South Voices Nameless - SITCOM Island Theatre Company) Napthalene Komedia St Stephens Narcissi RUDS Nasty Boy - Komedia Productions National Orchestra Ireland - NationalYouth Association of Youthof& Crolla Orchestras(under 18s) Neapolitan Songs -Valvona Neapolitan Supper and Show - ValvonaTheatre & Crolla Netherbow For KidsMarenghi' - The Netherbow Netherhead - sGarth s - Netherhead New Zealand' Brat Pack Gilded Balloon I -Teviot- Canal Cafe Theatre Newsrevue 200l:Twenty-first Birthdayof Edition Nextet College of Fine Arts, University Nevada, Las Vegas Phil NicholParsons' - Phil Nichol Nicholas Happy Hour Nicholas Parsons Nicky Silver' in Captivity Nimrod' s Fish,s Raised Sheep Hippos -- Festival Nimrod'Theatre s Fish USC - USA Mieko Nishimura - JapanandExperience No Exit Stanford University Mad Th8r No Strings Attached Clarsach(Sussex (ScottishMusical Harp)Theatre SocietySociety) The No-Frills Revue -- SMuTS Ross Noble Real Talent Noble and SilverCompany - Noble and- Boom Silver Boom atTheTron Noel James of the and Above - The-Bongo Club of the blue ANone NonSense Of Ireland Gilded Balloon- outofYouth Norden Orchestra - Nationals and Association Orchestras Northern Frisk St Andrew' St George' s At Festival Time Not Now,Ladylike Bernard- Theatre - Boundless Theatre Company Not So ofTravesti Notes from a Small Island Brighton Theatre Events The Notorious C.H.O. - Margaret The NowsShow - BBC Radio 4 Cho Number' Up - Patchwork Theatre o DaraCarolan' O'Briain - Dara- O'Komedia Briain Music O'Obadaiah s Dream Steppenwolf III - Gilded Balloon I - Teviot Odd Ball- Classical Out - Isosceles Odissi Indian -Hindu Dances - Shakti Off the Kerb Roadshow theTemple KerbNetherbow Roadshow Olaf IsbisterDogs- A-Seaman' sOffTaleSpiegeltent - The Theatre Old Blind The Famous Older - Capoeira and Hipon TopHop Dance Workshop -Oleanna DanceKids-Base with the Fringe USC - USA Oliver -- The StageFestival 84 Theatre OMSK Bongo Club outAt ofDiverse the blueAttractions Once AOnCatholic - Bablake Once Thismattress island - American HighHighSchool Once on this American SchoolTheatre TheatreFestival Festival OnceMan UponandaTime... - SFree of A -Productions One His Frog, Peter Buckley Hi l One Night In Laugharne Dodo Modern Poets One Night only Wife's Nightware One Night- Exhibition Stand- My- krement One tree Hall, RoyalXRocket BotanicProductions Garden Edinburgh Only AsChildMultiple - Demarco Only Baby Wants CandyIt's Serious Oooer Surgery... This Time - Gilded Balloon I -Teviot Opera Galactica - Opera Galactica Opposites Attract -- North London Performing Arts Centre Oram and Meeten Oram and Meeten Orchestral Concert - Old StKirkPaulPromotions ’s Music 2001 Organ Recitals -- StGreyfriars Organ Recitals Andrew' s and St George' At Festival sTime Organfest - Festival ofChurch Organ Music at Sts Cuthbert' Parish Church - St Cuthbert' s Parish Orgasmic Nights Orgasmic Comedy Orgasmo Adulto British Russian Theatre Project Orient Express MovingTheatre Schnorers - The Famous Spiegeltent Othello - New Phoenix Otis Otis Lee Crenshaw oUo Lee - MaanCrenshaw - Theatre- Workshop

1165236 6269 6125 122178 7373 10478 9262 120 107 119 106 6373 73 2257 392737 37 133 12257 43 3719 5529 69638 12491 2218 78 623731 10552 III7237 99799 4817 7474 209712 37 1355195 3117 777737 6560 68 6939 92 1117225 124

'Our Ouch!'Bad- Discovery DanceScotsman Assembly 50 The Our LittleMagnet 'LArt ittle- -Shop of Horrors' - Bilton Youth Action Theatre Group 134888 Outrageous Outrageous Art Outside Eye: Making ofSocial TrestleTechnologies ExperienceCentre - Trestle Theatre- Yerevan CompanyTheatre I 8310 Outsilence-2 - -Modern of Armenia The Overcoat Diverse Attractions 97 The Oxford Belles Oxford Belles (Acapella Group) Oya-Ko Nexus Galleries (Gallery I) 1346565 Samuel -Oyediji - Samuel Oyediji P Pam Ann - Come- Wisepart Fly WithProductions Me... - Pleasance Comedy 39 Pandemonium Pandemonium - Monash LelavisionPostgrad/Zenith 5113 Pandora' s Box Theatre Company 110 Parabox -Lost American HighTides SchoolTheatre TheatreProject Festival ParadiseParks -- StShifting Audrey Cuthbert' s Parish Church Parsons and Naylor' Pull Out Sections - BBC sRadio Parsons Naylor' ss Spin and Naylor' Spin -2The Scotsman Assembly 39 The Partto and of Bob Kingdom will- Parsons beTheatre Played by an Actor Party the Divorce Lanterne Company 107 Passengers - Rocket Venues- Z Theatre Company 129 The Passers-By Project Passion Play Rocket Venues 11997 Peace at Last...After- Diverse Attractions Pear Shaped Midnight Rare Birds Productions 4197 APeatbog PeasantFaeries of El Salvador - Dolphin Theatre The Famous Spiegeltent 1217296 Perfect U - Spindle Theatre Perpetuum Mobile - Demarco RocketShowProductions 3964 Perrier Pick of the Fringe Award Perrier Pick of the Fringe Perth Youth Orchestra Orchestra -Ensembles National Association ofYouth Orchestras 6420 Perth Youth - NationalFree Association ofYouthHiOrchestras Peter Buckley Hill and Some Comedians Peter Buckley l 107 Petrified Skin Komedia St Stephens 93 The Philanthropist - Context Emo Philips--Stanford Emo Philips 1223970 Philoctetes University Department of- Drama Phoebe Anna Traquair Song School Murals St Mary' s Cathedral 7070 Piano and Song Recitals s inTerrace Castle Terrace Piano Favourites - St Mark's- sStandinMark' Castle 6920 Piano Recital St Andrew' St George' s At Festival Time Pickups and ofHiccups with Benjamin andRagged Meyers - Boom Chicago 9058 The Picture Dorian Gray Bare and Theatre of UncleWarDonnie' s WakeHigh- The RoadFestival Band APictures PieceofAbout - American SchoolCrowTheatre I 86198 Pieces Life Rocket Venues The Pied - Theatre Albert & Friends Instant- CCircus 49 Pigs -Pillow HullPiper Truck Company The Book Shakti 1085391 Mr Pinocchio Lazzi Pinstripe SuiteArena - Boulder 86 Pipedreams NorthPlayers Inglesa Plano- Short B - Ciaand- Linhas Aereas/Cultura 1204986 Play Girlie Theatre Company Play On! American High School Theatre Festival 103 Plum Mouth 120 Poesia 'Alcina'is-London! shalfway~nowhere Arts' - -StStMark' s sininCastle Terrace 120 PoesiaThis Mark' Castle Terrace Point' s selection of work School of Sculpture Edinburgh College of Art 135 -PollyPointMayHotel & Conference Centre (mezzo-soprano), Andrew (pianist) - St Andrew' s and- Komedia St George'St sStephens At FestivalMatthews-Owen Time 1076914 Pooh and Prah The Pop-up- Benet GuideCattyto Armageddon - Aaaargh! Productions 9014 Popcorn presents Elton and Mamet i n Hollywood The Chop LoungeMystery VarietyBehind Show - Sherlock AS220 Holmes Port-ThePork AndNetherbow Lemon:The Theatre Port Out, Starboard Home - Chris AddisonProductions - Port Out, Starboard Home 12722 Postcards from Maupassant Two Friends 9797 Postscript Diverse Attractions- -Diverse APowderfinger Pot of Gold -T- Desperado Attractions on theof Name Fringe Loss - Komedia St Stephens 10772 Primary Symptoms The Princess and the Pea - C - Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 Princess 1168 Priorite APlimsole Gauche- -Incarnate Priorite A Gauche Private Angelo-Valvona & Crolla 12840 The Proper Charlies - AjarStudent Productions Company (NSTC) Pull My Strings - Penis National 1104185 Puppetry of -theAndrew - Puppetry ofTheatre the Penis Puppy Love Clover Putting the Unity Back intheCommunity - Celebrating South Edinburgh 2280 -PvCThe(People Bongo Club out of blue vs Cassandra) - Stiletto Productions 53 Q Queen Burns,- Bette Mozart QuentinMarie-Antoinette, Crisp/Resident Alien Bourne- La Reine Artiste 9162 169

For all your Fringe tickets call: 0131226 0000

vvvv

VVVV V

VVV V V

vv \ v vvw

Quote, Unquote - BBC Radio 4 R Rachmaninov Sonata - St Andrew's and St George's At Festival Time i Radio Scotland- Cello Festival Cabaret Radio Waves Edinburgh College of-ArtBBCWeeRadioRedScotland Review Raku-go Storytelling Koharudanji Rantin' Rovin' Robin - Randolph Studio @The French Institute II Rasputin PeriplumTree Rather Me Than You by Brandon Reed Gilded Balloon Raw - TheatreUnplugged/The Absolute - Pleasance FestivalTourof Theatre 2001 II Ray Wilson Storyteller - Ray Wilson Reader I Murdered Him SK Productions - Pleasance Festival ofOrchestra Theatre 2001- Canongate Kirk I! The Really Terrible Rebranding Mr. God by Julian Fox - Pleasance Comedy Redbridge Music Service Wind Band National Association ofYouth Orchestras Redwood Curtain - TheToilet Projectby the Bishop of Gallstonebury Ii Reflections From My - Church of'RJulius Caesar- RUDS Rehearsing eversing' II. Rembrandt' s Crime Women - National Gallery of Scotland Reorganised - Purple Productions Resa Fantastiskt Mystisk Frantic Redhead Productions Reservoir Dogs Tribute)Assembly - 2 Way Mirror Film and Theatre Productions II Resolution - TheSoul(AScotsman Rest FortoYour - St Patrick' s Community I Return the Forbidden Planet - OnEdinburgh A Role Productions Revolting Young Men -- Browne Stage ByBarnes Stage Academy I! reworkingCassandra Productions - ArenaExperience North - Kickshaw Theatre Company ! ARewrite Rhinoerotic Rhythm - Caledonian Folk BluesTerry at theDullum GuildfordAppeal Rich- RichHallHalSharks and Dave Fulton Present l and Dave Fulton Richard Demarco Friends - Demarco Rocket Productions Richard III - TremorandCordis I! Richard Thompson SoloMorgan in Concert - RichardTheatre Thompson The Ride Down Mount - Edinburgh Arts Ride to the Pleasance with William McGonagall McGonagall Ridiculusmus - Say Nothing - The Scotsman Assembly Ristorante - The Scotsman Assembly The Rite atImmortale Midnite - RoslArts Joan Rivers Crazy Ladies The Road from DundeeUniversity to Tennessee - The Stand Comedy Club I Road Music -- Cambridge Robin Hood California Travel TroupeADCof- The San Scotsman Francisco Rodney Bewes Diary of a Nobody Rollie the Clown - and St Cuthbert' s Parish-Valvona Church & CrollaAssembly Romantic Supper Sultry Songs The Room - Bare and Ragged Theatre Rope -Brown Exit Theatre Rosie and This --Rosie Brown Productions Ltd Ross McGilty'Midnight s Dream Ross -McGilty Rostra:The Lemur Hurrah ADC Productions Rough Crossing Cambridge University RoundTable Rumbles - Institute of- Royal IdeasNational Theatre Studio Royal National Theatre Studio Royal Street Party - RoyalOrchestra Bank on the Royal Mile RSAMD Academy -Rubbernecker NationalJunior Association ofYouth - Rubbernecker Orchestras r Rudolph Hess Prince Of Spandau - 2 Way Mirror Film and Theatre Productions Runt - The Production Line Dance Ensemble I The- TheRussian RussianCossack Cossack State State Dance Ensemble

The Saddam Brothers - Cackophonics Productions Sailor Beware! - Southern Light- Drama Sakura The Bandit Princess The Scotsman Salsa Celtica -- The Famous Spiegeltent Assembly Salsa Celtica Salsa Celtica Saltire Season The Netherbow Theatre Sam and Cy Unhinged - Sam &- Festival Cy Theatre USC - USA Sam Shepard' sinBuried Child Sarah Kendall War Gilded Balloon I -Teviot Inglesa Sardanapalo Parlapatoes, Patifes & Paspalhoes/Cultura Save OurTheatre -The Gordon Craig Youth TheatreRichardson Scapes. Land .Sea, Skin and a Dog. Christopher Scared Weird Little Guys The Scared Weird Scarface - Eddie Ladd- Blue Line Arts Inc Little Guys ^ The Scarlet Letter Scarlet Snow St Mary' s School, Caine ^ ScarletZone - Japan Experience Schizophrenia - Sensitivity Altitude North School For Fools Komedia St-Image Stephens Schoolgirl Dreams - Craven(Switzerland) Theatre Schwyz Youth Orchestra - NationalinAssociation ofYouthin Love Orchestras Scotland Love -- Scotland / Story &Society Harp AScottish Scots Measure Clarsach (Scottish Harp)Orchestras Borders Wind and Chamber - NationalGuitar Association Scottish Duo -ofYouth St Mark'Orchestras s in Castle Terrace 170

The Scottish SaleMemorabilia - Phillips Auctioneers 134 Scottish Theatre - Church Hil Theatre 130 Sealboy: Freak Theatre Workshop 124 Sean Cullen' s EroticCraftLaserWoman Show -- Comedy Sean CullenDairy 2523 Sean Hard versus Sean Scully:Salgado: RecentMigrations Work - Ingleby Gallery 132 Sebastian City Art Centre 131 The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole-Aged 13 3/4 - Leicestershire The SecretBeautiful Love Life Ophelia The Scotsman Assembly Youth Arts 1088923 See How I AmofClub - Crazy Ladies ElSemblance Segundo -ofTheMadness! Bongo out of the blue - Willdoo Theatre 1295523 The Semiskimmed Comedy Dairy Comedy Dairy Sentimental Suspicion:The RoomDesign - Hurrah Productions Serizawa - Master of JapaneseGirls Textile 13534 Sex- Pleasance I: Death 2 - Non-Fiction Theatre Group - Royal Museum Festival of Theatre 2001 116 Sex and Death -Aerobics Kirk and Messingham with Lucinda Sex, Death and - -California Travel Troupe ofRaikes San 2001 Francisco 2135 Sex, Drugs, Rock and Roll Pleasance Festival of Theatre 116 Sexing AlanTitchmarch - Doran and Braine - Pleasance FestivalinofChicago Theatre 2001 116 Sexual Perversity - Gordonstoun 10336 Sexual Relations with the Kinfkin HillbilliesSchool - Travis T. Merle Shagnasty and Duck Gilded Balloon 10290 Shakespeare The Good Beer Guide Barking Mad Shakespeare aandla Carte -American HS DramaHigh(Hazardous Productions) Shakespeare Love School Theatre Festival 869234 Shakespeare ForDogBreakfast -C Shakespeare' s DiDo Productions 96 Shakespeare' ss Shorts Longest Night Venues I 9219 Shakespeare' Royal- Rocket Disappointment Shakespeare' sArchetypes Women- -BySusannah York-The Scotsman Assembly 89 Shakespeare: of the Soul St Giles' Cathedral Shalamazoo -Ensemble An Interactive Childrens Musical - Aurora/WCSU from the USA 83688 The Shalom St Andrew' s and St George' s At Festival Time The Shamans House DeerTheatre - Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 I 9316 Shards ofSpace Glass-- Randolph - CravenofImage Shared Studio @ The French Institute 52 Shaving andHolmes: Plucking - Hair-Razing Theatre- Company 103 Sherlock Murder in Edinburgh Frantic Redhead Productions 100 Shinla - Aleichem Kaoruco - Now You're Talking! - Lone Star Theatre Company 10851 Sholom Short Stories: LouiseMartinez-The Rutkowski Sings RandyAssembly Newman - Pleasance Music 8966 Show Off - Youth Ursula Scotsman Shropshire Orchestra - National Association ofYouth Orchestras 10764 Shy Shining Walls Komedia St Stephens Silver Lining -- The PlayerInsect OnePlay - Pleasance Festival ofCapek Theatre 2001 114 Silver Lining The Brothers -Simon Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 ElbazSing- Musical Matrouz Studio @The French Institute 1166657 Sing, Sing, -the Classical TeenScreen Scene- Randolph &Part the Southern Area Choir Singing Stars of Silver I Frantic Redhead Productions Singing of the Silver and Screen - PartCampbell II - FranticDental RedheadMuseum Productions 5959 Sir JulesStars Thorn Menzies -SirWilliamAllamArtist Royal College Exhibition of SurgeonsAdventurer of Edinburgh - City Art Centre 13113578 Sirens: BehindTrialsthe- Screen - Rocket Venues The Sitcom Gilded Balloon Sketches of theGlenshee-TheatreWorks Underworld - Ad Hoax Productions 4830 Ski Sluts from 124 Skin Playing Cardss Theatre with Beethoven Skin &Deep Company -Tatu 1232153 Skin Pickings- Strode' - ByLounge Royal Disappointment Slaughterhouse Slaughterhouse Lounge Sleeping - ShamsBoom ClownatTheTron Theatre 1204319 Small andBeauties Large - Boom Smile for Me-The Never Mind Theatre Company III So- You Think re Funny - Sponsored by Channel 4 So YouWant ThinkYou' 4382 SoSociety You to-You' DoreaFunny Show at theSociety Fringe? - Fringe Green Room Blues Scotch Malt Whisky 70 Some Courtly Gentlemen: Music From The English Courts - Harpsichords at St Cecilia's Hall 60 Some Day... AmeuaTheatre 48 Someone Who' Watch- Rocket Over Venues Me -Watch-lt Productions The Song ofSuitcase thell Fool I1289719 Song of the Man First Among Sequels Diverse Attractions Song Recital - University St Mark's in Sinfonietta Castle Terrace- National Association ofYouth Orchestras 7063 Southampton Soweto String- Quartet and Company Their Bandwith- West The Scotsman AssemblyYouth Theatre I 5413 Sparkleshark OnO Theatre Sussex County Spasm - Spasm Speaking from the Clay American High School Theatre Festival 8643 Spectacular Soprano - Elizabeth Keusch -Speed-the-Plow St Andrew'sStateside and- StBenet George' s At Festival Time 68 Catty -presents The Spice in Salsa - Cutumba Cuba Elton and Mamet in Hollywood 4990 The Spice Trail-Theatrum Botanicum 125 The Famous Spiegeltent - Speigel Mujik - The Famous Spiegeltent 71 Spirit of Freedom Demarco Rocket Spiritual Nuggets --We' re Not NamedProductions Yet! 1289350 Spittoon Company Gavin Robertson Spoonface Royal ^ The Spurt ofSteinberg Blood - 7--The and My MateScottish Ken Academy of Music and Drama I 444819 Spymonkey' s Cooped Spymonkey

24 hour Box Office at: www.edfringe.com

WVV \y\ y \

y y yyy y

y y y

yy yyyy

yyyy yy yyy

Spymonkey' Stiff - Spymonkey 4470 Squair Mile sConsort ofViols - outSt Mark' s iblue n Castle Terrace ^ Sri-Ba-Alba The Bongo Club of the 48 St- Andrew' George' Church St Andrew'ss s&&andStStStGeorge' George’sssChoir At Festival Time 68 St- Andrew' St Andrew's and Scotsman St George'Assembly s At Festival Time 69 ^ StSt. Nicholas-The 89 Michael andYouth All Saints Choirand- StRenaissance Michael & AllEnsemble Saints Church 70 Staffordshire Recorder -TheNational Association of Youth Orchestras 64 Stand -InThe- Puerile Stand Comedy Club I 4440 The Comedy Company StandStand Up For Freedom -Stand Amnesty International 14 ^ Stand up Scotland The Comedy Club I ^ The StandTrilogy Up Showin 30- Theminutes Stand Up- Festival Show Theatre USC - USA 454427 Star Wars Star-Crossed- T onLovers - Demarco Rocket Productions Starsailor the Fringe 727795 Starting Here, Starting NowFilms - The-O.O.T.Theatre Company Steven Carling Plays Silent The Bongo Club out of the blue Stiff Gins --TheQMFamous Spiegeltent 7291 Still Lives Theatre Company 117 Stitched - andRocketRagged VenuesTheatre 11990 Stoned - Up BareBenefit Stonewall - Stonewall Benefit 4553 Stories-Venue 13 Storytime - BirthWrite Theatre - Natural Theatre Company 91 Street Theatre Performances 110 Strictly Scottish- Sassy - Strictly Scottish 53 Sassy Stryker Stryker 45 Stuffing Turkey- Ninety - GildedDegrees BalloonFlatI Theatre -Teviot Company Sugar andtheSpice 11110246 Suki Webster: Best Man Suki Webster Summer Pastures:Nomadic ExhibitionLifeof- The Rugs,Trappings, Bags from 13454 Sunday with the Radio 3 - BBC Radio 3 - LiNomads ve- Supergirly Line Tent Up Supergirly:The Immaculate Selection 4545 Supergirly:Two Faced Supergirly Supergrass -T on the-TFringe The Supernaturals on the Fringe 7272 Supper With Robert Burns The Netherbow Theatre 111 The- Scottish Surrealist and Gallery the Photographer: Miller National of Modern ArtandLeeBrown 135 The Surrendered Wife Show - Plested 11717 Susan and Janice Because We' r e Worth It! - TheStandScotsman Assembly Susan Morrison: My Life with the Titanic The Comedy Club I 4461 Suspiciously Elvis Komedia Music RogerlowSutcliffe - Caledonian Folk Blues at the Guildford 56 Swal Wicked Theatre 129 Sweeney Todd Stage By Stage Edinburgh Academy 7933 Sweet Bobabola- Leicestershire - Hoipolloi Theatre Sweet Charity Youth Arts 76 T Workshop withChoice Mugenkyo - Japan Experience 61 ATaiko TaleTaleDrum ofTwo Cities the - Bright Productions The thatArabian Wags Dog--Company AandBC Theatre - The Scotsman Assembly 89919 Tales of the Nights ofTen Tales of theCreepy Fat CatLatrine - Edinburgh University and Theatre Tally Ho! Choirs PerryCompany Productions 399698 The Taming of Shrew the Shrew - Cambridge Demarco- Ottley Rocket Productions Taming of the The Mummers 92 Taming the- Caledonian Dragon -Folk JapanBlues Experience 51 Tandem the Guildford Tartan Ribbon Comedy Benefitat132001 - Pleasance Comedy 405613 The Tartan Snow Baby Venue Tartarus AssassinBy Theatre Tartuffe -- Stage Stage Edinburgh Academy 1224587 Catherine Tate Catherine Tate Tea with Chopin Arts 6776 Teacher! - Karter-Y- Rosl Productions Teddy Bear,Teddy Bear, ComeTheatre to Tea!Company - Imagination Productions II Teechers Harland Hamstrings 103 Teechers - TheLoveRepMeTheatre CompanyProductions 118 Tell Me You Urbanway 127 The TempestYours, - AandBC- Distilled Spirits Theatre 8496 Temporarily Ten- Independent Steps to Starting a Performing Arts Company Theatre Council 82 Tennessee Williams' TheSisters Notebook of TrigorinProductions - Festival Theatre USC - USA 12999 Terry Pratchett' s Wyrd - Wonderland Terry Neason: Slaps N'CueTickles (Scotland) - Traverse Theatre 126 Testing I, 2,4... On Productions 11257 Thamyris Ensemble - Clarsach (Scottish Harp) Society The Kosh in Twentieth Century Girls Gilded Balloon I Teviot 51 Theatre Babel Medea by Liz Lochhead The Scotsman Assembly Theatre deRepL’Ange Fou - Entangled LivesAttractions - Pleasance Festival of Theatre 2001 I 978914 Theatre The Mercators Diverse Theatre Sans Frontieres LesTrois Mousquetaires - Theatre Workshop 12475 Theseus - Dauntsey' s School- -Gilded They Call Her Natasha BalloonEdinburgh I - TeviotAcademy 59 They Smelt Music... - Stage By Stage 122 Thick as a Brick - Harland TheatreWorkshop Company 103 Third Angel: Where FromHamstrings Here - Theatre 124

The ClocksMusic- The- Frisky Hole iSusan n the Ground Theatre Company ThisThirteen AintMeddling Lounge Productions 592710 Those Kids Frantic Redhead Productions Three Fat the Ladies: A -Murder MysterySchool - Three Fat Ladies:A Murder Mystery 125 Three for American Three LittleLives PigsRoadofandLucie the Cabrol UglyHigh Duckling -Theatre Dizzie LiFestival zzie & Friends (Puppets) 869 The- TheThree Royal Scottish -Academy of sMusic Dramas At Festival Time 11968 Three Song-Cycles St Andrew' and StandYouth George' The Threepenny Opera Leicestershire Arts TommyDynamite: Tiernan-Tommy Tiernan Assembly with Contact (England) 4676 y^ Tiny Paines Plough/Frantic Theatre- White Rabbit Cowboys 126 Tlk- Traverse 2 the- PungMuAk Animls 12966 yf Tokebi Tokyo Triangle in Tantra Vision Japan Experience 6192 Tom Boys and Sex Objects Bristol Experimental Theatre y^ Tom Gleeson'- TLDs Pirate Copy - Gilded Balloon 30 y*~ Tom Jones 125 Tom Thumb Tomfoolery Productions 125 Tom Thumb-The Netherbow Theatre II y^ Tomorrow Knows - Metroentertainment - PleasancesNever Festival of Theatre 2001 I 1815 Tomorrow' Hits Today BBC Radio 4 y^ Tonight,Morewood Matthew,inI'the m...Comedian' - Arena North 86 ^ s Book >>*r Tony Tony Ponzi Presents - -Gilded Balloon I - Teviotof the Dead - Tony Morewood 363110 Total Biscuit: Marbles Hurrah Productions V" Soft Things - Not Quite Theatre Co. Ill117 y^ Touching The Tragedian - The Prodigal TheatreReality Company Traquair Fair -Traquair Fair 8392 y^ The Travis'Treason Prophecy - Brute Culture Productions y^ Show- Wee - Cackophonics 21 Treasure Island Stories Theatre for Children The Trenches - Diverse Attractions 9713 Trev and Simon' s Circus of Evil -Trev and Simon 46 y^ Trevor Lockof Peter In WhatYou Really Want The Trial Grimes - SilverPlace Arrow- Ex- RealTalent 1204198 s* The Trojan War Will Not Take Animae Trouble -s Pleasance FestivalParty of Theatre 2001 116 TS Eliot'Night The -Cocktail 128 Twelfth Over theCordis Edge - West 10 Productions 113 ^ Twelfth Night Tremor 127 Twelfth Night Shifting Tides Theatre Project 120 Twenty Performer Light:The Little People - Hurrah Productions 10414 Twisted Tales - Alternate Shadows Two Treadwater Diverse Attractions Two byDaftJimLasses Cartwright - RocketCatVenues I 9719 Two- Middlesbrough inLittlea Boat/A in the Road Theatre Junior Company 109 Two Two MenSides Are Waiting 12198 y^ The of a- Enthralled Star- Smithsense - Exit Theatre Two Times Mann Demarco Rocket Productions Two-Times Mann - Satana - Demarco Rocket Productions 9696 u >r’ Ugly Uberarmy - UbersausagePram - Deadpan Pizza 4694 ^ Baby:TheThird Umbilical Brothers - Gilded Balloon I - Teviot y^ Uncertain Memories-Japan Experience 519933 Unclaimed Assets - Festival Theatre USC - USA Uncle Vanya S of A Productions 121 University of London ofSymphony Orchestra - NationalTheatre Association Youth Orchestras 63 yA Unlimited Neutrino Pleasance Festivalof Theatre of Theatre20012001 115 Unlimited Theatre Static Pleasance Festival 116 - College sofShowcase Fine Arts, University of Nevada, Las Vegas 57 yJ*yS* UNLV UNLV' sJazzFilmmaker' - College of Fine- Blinding Arts, University of Nevada, Las Vegas 130 Up ' n ' Under Image ^ Up N' Under-AtomicTheatre Upside Down- American - KomediaDance St Stephens Urban Fleur Art Useless Guide Scotland - Boom Boom atTheTron2001 - A Pie-based Odyssey V Vancouver Youth Symphony Orchestra - National Association of Youth Orchestras 63 y^ I Vant to be Alone Ailie Cohen and They Ate Her - The Bongo - out of-theBritishblueRussian 9192 Various VoicesClubof Pinter Theatre Project Velcro Sync I/O Project -Series Komedia- Boom St Stephens 10720 Velvet Master Boom atTheTron VerbatimLaughter - -Smurf Productions 12140 y^ Veronique A Life Long Cult Pluto Productions i n association with Ovation BusLove Ride!Life- Downe Right Bonkers 9 y^ AVery The- Pleasance VeryHairy Nearly Of My Friend Paul FestivalThings of Theatre 2001Edge Drama 11626 Very,Very Small Double Vintage Theatre Company - St Cuthbert’s Parish Church 11 The Crumpet Theatre Company The Virtuous VisionaryBurglar - Rocket-Venues I 9419 ^ y^"

For all your Fringe tickets caii: 0131226 0000

VV WWW w

y v w

mnrrsGiFFiHirE The Visions of Aksenty - Lit Moon2001Theatre Company ^ Viva LasDiva Pleasance-Ivanovich Festival of Theatre Vivaldi' Four- FiSeasons Philomusica of Edinburgh BIDS Voices Funny s h Productions AVolpino Volcano- Theatre ClassicDu- Theatre Workshop RADIO Risorius LIVE LINE UP The Vow Vortex- Company - 20th Century The of Ten Blues w The Waifsfor- The Famous Spiegeltent Waiting - Randolph Studio @- The French Institute I > DANCEBASE The Wake - Godot Impromptu Productions Eddie Walker Caledonian Folk- Theatre Blues atWorkshop thePleasance GuildfordFestival of Theatre 2001 II 90-93 FM Edinburgh’s superb new venue Walking Amongst Sleepers on Grassmarket The Wallace - Theatre Alba Music mpr I Errolyn Wallen - Pleasance Wanted Man The Scotsman Assembly SUN 19 - SAT 25 AUGUST Warwickshire CountyofYouth Orchestra - National-Association Orchestras Watching Bare- Leicestershire and RaggedYouthTheatre Water Babies Youth Arts Radio 3 is creating new waves on the fringe, Waverley NightsOff- -Folk Wax On/Wax HotatThe Waxin Waverley on-air and online with an amazing week of Weekend in Rio Weekend Rio I free live shows at Edinburgh's stunning new Weird Romance andGetLeAround Boeuf sur Festival Theatre USC - USA glassed-roofed venue. Dance Base. The Weird Sisters - TheleToit Weird-Sisters Check out www.bbc.co/radio3. Weirdass Baby Wants Candy Tickets from the Fringe or on the door. Welcome to Paradise - Two Tonne BudgieAfrica) Productions Inc.Theatre The Well Being: Mouthpeace (South - Traverse III West EndScotland Craft and DesignConcert Fair - West End Craft and Design Fair Ft West of Schools Band 9-12pm - National Association of YouthOrchestra Orchestras SUNDAY LIVE WITH STEPHANIE HUGHES West of Scotland Schools Enjoy coffee and Sunday papers with live -WestNational Association of Youth Orchestras classical music and lively conversation. Side Story Stratford Music Centre What Comes Up, Must Come Down Heatham Youth Theatre I 12-lpm MUSIC MAHERS - LIVE IW FESTIVAL What Didn'Hellt They Build? -- R.12I.AInches .S. Gallery I What the Was That! When Suddenly - The Don Banks Trio Time The hits, misses and controversies of the -When St Andrew' s and St George’s At Festival festival exposed! Graeme Kaye keeps order. thefrom Robbers Came to Cardamom Town High - GildedSchoolBalloon I -Teviot * 11 5-6pm Whispers the Trembling Earth American Theatre Festival THE BRAINS TRUST - LIVE Whispers in the- Wood - NUTS I Whistlebinkies Whistlebinkies Joan Bakewell chairs a panel of Ian White St Cuthbert' s Parish Church distinguished guests to discuss challenging The White Road- Wisepart - SingaporeProductions Repertory Theatre Young Company II questions posed by the audience. White Van Man The Whole Shebang Jack Klaff The Scotsman Assembly MONDAY 20 - FRIDAY 24 The Whore Whisperer -Long Confessions of a Madam - Gilded Balloon I - Teviot Why the Ostrich Neck - Hadithi Wild on TV! - Woodhas &onaHides IN TUNE, LIVE WITH SEAN RAFFERTY Kathryn Williams -T the Fringe Join Sean and his festival guests for live Mike Win, Wilmot music, chat and topical arts news and viev Win, Win!- MikeWilmot - Rational Madness I Wine and Wooing -Valvona & Crolla Wiping My Mother' s Arse:Traverse Theatre Company (Scotland) LATE NIGHT FREE GIGS - TraverseOuter Theatre I MONDAY 20 10pm ^^ Within Spaces - Capacitor MIXING IT - LIVE Live late night music from Witness Me halfway-nowhere | i 1* the cutting edge. Woman in Mind Edinburgh People' s Theatre The Woman who- Fell from- Revel thel Sky - Medicine Wheel Dance Project TUESDAY 21 10pm y^ Women Behaving Badly & Higgins KERSHAW - LIVE Andy Kershaw The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz- Dance - The Netherbow Theatre 'V ANDY introduces an unexpected music mix. Not to Workshop Aditi Mangaldas Base with the Fringe on Top be missed. Workshop Leah Stein: Contemporary Dance Base with the Fringe on Top Workshop - Matthew Hawkins: Contemporary WEDNESDAY 22 10pm - Dance withAbout the Fringe LATE JUNCTION - LIVE At last... Verity The WorldBaseofis Just Enuff!on-Top - The Changeling Sharp brings Radio 3's cult music The World Spencer Brown Spencer BrownUp- The World of Spencer Brown World Routes-Live BBC Radio 3 Li v e Line experience to the Fringe. Book early. World Wind Quintet National Association of Youth Orchestras THURSDAY 23 10pm ^ The World' s Gone Mad Susan Black The World's Wife Midas Productions 1 JAZZ LINE UP - LIVE Singer Claire Martin ^ Worm-Hole - Niki -McCretton turns up the heat with a live version of the Woyzeck - Strode' s Theatre Company ||;i hit jazz show. Wrecked Frogmouth Productions The Write- Stuff - National Library Australia of Scotland I FRIDAY 24 10pm HEAR & NOW - LIVE Live music from the top contemporary classical acts in town. With Verity Sharp. r Yard of Ale - Caledonian Folk Blues at the Guildfon The Yarn Artspeke Youth Theatre SATURDAY 25 I pm The YearNudes of the -YMonkey - Claire Dowie WORLD ROUTES - LIVE Dynamic world Yerbury Gallery music in live sessions with Lucy Duran. Yerma The Scotsman Assembly You' Good Man, Charlie American i ligh School Theatre Festival 76 You' vree aBeen - FreshBrown Blood-Theatre Yumiko IzutaWonderful in Relief - Japan Experience The Zoo Story - Tripod Theatre Company

□ □S RADIO *

i 90-93FM www.bbc.co.uk/radio3

Please complete in BLOCK CAPITALS

^Oi 2* 3 mu^ O> O) H- c OJ U ° 3 ^ on Si £ m ^ S 'S ai ?c |^ ii; ^^ r; °^ •■^K -Q+-> ^<u o - § 5^ O N ^ ^ ro .E > HES’ ^ ^ cu = itj a;CT mio $m 5J-tS a

T3 +-> E O ti ro_ -oir! m-<u <uun -a-o a_ ^ TO

I would like to support the Festival Fringe with a donation of:

5-27 Aug 01

...and a host of other Festival Merchandise at: mil; i mini tailor on-line aiTOffiTiTTTlirrf

All venues have a grid reference which refers to the map opposite. Venues beyond the range of the map have a grid reference followed by the word Outer. The distance given alongside indicates the distance from the Fringe Office. The Adam Pottery, 76 Henderson Row 135 G9GI0 Amsterdam Art House, 19 Brandon Terrace 207 Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street 3 JI0 Augustine's, 41 George IV Bridge 152 LI2 Bedlam Theatre, 11 b Bristo Place 49 MI2 The Beehive Inn, Grassmarket 178 LI0 Bellevue Gallery, 4 Bellevue Crescent 224 H12 Blackball St Columba's Parish Church Hall, Muirdale Terrace, Blackball, Outer (2.5m) 117 The Bongo Club - out of the blue, 14 New St 143 KI4 Brunton Theatre, Ladywell Way, Musselburgh, Outer (5m) 191 HIS C, Chambers Street 34 LI2 C belle angele, Hastie's Close, off Cowgate 101 LI2 C o2, Oxygen, Infirmary Street 202 LI 3 C too, St Columba's by the Casde, Johnston Terr 4 LI I C underground, Niddry St, South, off Cowgate 88 LI3 Cafe Royal Fringe Theatre, 17 West Register St 47 The Caledonian Brewery, 42 Slateford Road 183 JI2P3 Calton Centre, 121 Montgomery Street 188 GI6 The Cameo Bar Hole, 23 Commercial Street 203 BI6 Cannonball House, Castlehill, Royal Mile 165 LI I Canongate Kirk, Canongate, Royal Mile 60 KI4 C.C. Blooms, 23/24 Greenside Place 186 113 Cellar Bar No. I, I Chambers Street 54 LI3 Central Hall,West Tollcross 100 N9 Christie's, 27-31 West Port, Grassmarket 106 LI0 Church Hil Theatre, Morningside Road 137 S8 City Art Centre, 2 Market Street 229 KI2 Cockburn St to George IV Bridge, Royal Mile 98 KI2 Collective Gallery, 22-28 Cockburn Street 208 KI2 The Columcille Centre, 2 Newbattle Terrace 141 U8 Concrete Butterfly, 317-319 Cowgate 150 LI3 Continental Shifts at St Bride's Centre, 10 Orwell Terrace 62 N6 The Corn Exchange, I I Newmarket Rd, Slateford, Outer (1.2m) 77 Crowne Plaza Hotel, 80 High St,The Royal Mile 39 KI3 Dalkeith Arts Centre, White Hart St, Dalkeith, Outer (6m) 161 RI7 Danish Cultural Institute, 3 Doune Terrace 163 18 The David Young Gallery at Marie Curie House, 29 Albany Street 194 112 Diverse Attractions, Riddles Court, 322 Lawnmrkt 11 LI I Drummond Community Theatre, Drummond Community High School, 41 Bellevue Place 25 GI2 Duddingston Kirk Manse Garden, Old Church Lane, Duddingston Village, Outer (2.5m) 121 Edinburgh Buddhist Centre, 10 Viewforth 215 QI8 Edinburgh College of Art, Lauriston Place 73 P8MI0 Edinburgh Playhouse, 18-22 Greenside Place 59 113 Edinburgh Printmakers, 23 Union Street 144 HI3 Edinburgh Zoo, Murrayfield, Outer (3m) 199 LI Edith Simon Gallery, 67 Northumberland St 103 110 Ego and Out, 14 Picardy Place 204 HI3 The Engine Shed, 19 St Leonard's Lane 140 Festival Square/Conference Square, Lothian Rd 206 NI4 Fettes College, East Fettes Avenue 233 L8E5 Fountainpark Leisure Complex, Dundee Street 86 N6 Fringe Green Room.Warriston Close 2 Fringe Shop and Box Office, 180 High Street I KI2 Fringe Sunday, Melville Drive 200 KI2 Galerie Mirages, 46a Raeburn Place 149 Nil H7 The Garage, Grindlay Court Centre, Grindlay Street Court 81 M9 Garage Chapiteau (Theatre du Risorius), Princes Street Gardens West 85 Gateway Theatre, Elm Row 7 K9 George Square Gardens, George Square 167 H14 George Square Theatre, George Square 37 NI2 NI2 Gilded Balloon at Peppermint Lounge, 36 Blair Street 139 LI3 Gilded Balloon atTeviot Row House, 5/2 Bristo Square 14 MI2 176

Gilded Balloon Theatre, 233 Cowgate 38 Greenside Church, I Royal Terrace 231 Greyfriars Kirk, Greyfriars Place, Candlemaker Row 131 Greyfriars Kirk House, 86 Candlemaker Row 28 Greyfriars Kirk Yard - Main Gates, Greyfriars Place, Candlemaker Row 99 Guildford Arms, I West Register St (off East End Princes Street) 107 Henry's Jazz Cellar, 8 Morrison Street 218 HH50,6 Salisbury Road 250 Hil Street Theatre, 19 Hil Street 41 Holland House, Pollock Halls of Residence, 18 Holyrood Park Road 210 Holyrood Tavern, 9a Holyrood Road 84 Iguana, 41 Lothian Street 230 Ingleby Gallery, 6 Carlton Terrace 225 Inhouse, 28 Howe Street 174 Inverleith Church Hall, Ferry Road (opposite Granton Road) 120 James Gillespie's High School, Lauderdale St 93 Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, 2 Johnston Terr 21 Komedia Southside, 117 Nicolson Street 82 Komedia St Stephens, St Stephen Street 8 Leith Gallery, 65 The Shore 236 The Liquid Room, 9Victoria Street 173 Madogs Restaurant & Bar, 38A George Street 214 The Magdalen Chapel,41 Cowgate 185 The Meadows Theatre Big Top,The Meadows, Melvil e Drive 189 Menzies Belford Hotel, 69 Belford Road 212 Mercat Tours, Departure from outside Tourist Information Centre, Princes Mall, Princes Street 153 Middle Queen Street Gardens, Heriot Row 223 Murrayfield Parish Church Hall, OrmidaleTerrace,Outer (2m) 104 National Centre for Dance - Dance Base , 14-16 Grassmarket 22 National Gallery of Scotland,The Mound 63 National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge 147 Neal's Yard Remedies, 46A George Street 176 NetherbowTheatre,43 High Street 30 Nexus Gallery 1,61 Bread Street 228 Nexus Gallery 2,55 Bread Street 237 Nicolson Square Methodist Church, 25 Nicolson Square 6 The Nomads Tent, 21 St Leonard's Lane 142 Old Assembly Close, 172 High Street 234 Old College Quad, South Bridge 192 Old St Paul's Church & Hall,Jeffrey Street 45 The Old Town Bookshop, 8 Victoria Street 239 Orcadia Creative Learning Centre, 3 Windsor Place, Outer (I m) 221 Outrageous Art, 17-19 Barclay Place 226 Patriothall Gallery, WASP Studios, ID Patriothall, off 48 Hamilton Place 235 Phil ips Auctioneers, 65 George Street 96 The Edinburgh Photographic Exhibition Centre, 68 Great King Street 130 Pleasance Courtyard and Over the Road, 60The Pleasance 33 Pleasance Dome, I Bristo Square 23 Point Hotel and Conference Centre, 34 Bread Street 68 Portfolio Gallery,43 Candlemaker Row 42 Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace 40 The Queen's Hall, Clerk Street 72 Randolph Studio @The French Institute, Institut Francais D'Ecosse, 13 Randolph Cres 55 Reid Concert Hall, Bristo Square 201 RIAS Gallery, 15 Rutland Square 155 Rocket @ Kirk O’ Field, Kirk O' Field Parish Church, 140The Pleasance 124 Rocket @ St John's Hall, West End, Princes Street 126 Rocket @ South Bridge Resource Centre, Infirmary Street 123 Rocket @ Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson Street 241

LI 2 114 M12 LI I LI2 J12 M8 QI6 J9 OI6 K14 LI2 116 19 C8 PI0 L11 N13 H9 B17 LI I JI0 LI I 012 K5 J12 110 LI LI0 KM L12 JI0 KI3 M9 M9 MI3 NI4 K12 LI3 Kl3 LI I 120 09 H8 JI0 H10 LI4 M12 M9 LI2 LI I OI4 J7 N12 L8 MI4 K9 LI3 L13

Ross Theatre and Princes Street Gardens, Princes Street Gardens 52 Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, West Gate, Arboretum Place 193 Royal British Hotel, 20 Princes Street 217 Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 9 Hil Square 146 Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland, Bakehouse Close, 146 Canongate 132 Royal Lyceum Theatre, Grindlay Street 12 Royal Mile, next to Police Information Centre, 213 Royal Museum and Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street 43 Royal Overseas League, Overseas House, 100 Princes Street 19 Royal Society of Edinburgh, 22 - 26 George St 209 St Andrew's & St George's Church, 13 George Street III St Ann's Community Centre, South Gray's Close, Cowgate 65 St Cecilia's Hall, corner Niddry St & Cowgate 31 St Cuthbert's Parish Church, 5 Lothian Road 122 St George's School, Garscube Terrace 216 St George's West Church, 58 Shandwick Place 157 St Giles'Cathedral, High Street, Royal Mile 187 St John's Church, West End, Princes Street 127 St Mark's Unitarian Church, Castle Terrace 125 St Mary's Cathedral, Palmerston Place 91 St Michael and All Saints' Church, Brougham St 95 St Ninian's Episcopal Church, 39 Comely Bank Road 71 St Patrick's Church, 5 South Gray's Close, 40 High Street 219 St Peter's Church Hall, Lutton Place 17 St Serfs Church Hall, Clark Road, Goldenacre 83 Scotch Malt Whisky Society,The Vaults, 87 Giles Street 102 Scotland Yard Playground, GeorgeV Park,Canonmills 172 The Scotsman Hotel, 20 North Bridge 240 Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, 75 Belford Road 66 Scottish National Portrait Gallery, I Queen Street 44 Scottish Poetry Library, Crichton's Close, Canongate 162 The Famous Spiegeltent, Princes Mall Rooftop Plaza, Princes Street 87 Stage by Stage Edinburgh Academy, 42 Henderson Row 70 The Stand Comedy Club, 5 York Place 5 Starbucks, 120b Princes Street 205 Stockbridge House, 2 Cheyne Street 148 Stockbridge Parish Church, 7B Saxe-Coburg Street 80 The Subway, 69 Cowgate 79 Theatre Arkle, St Paul's and St George's Church,York Place 114 Theatre Workshop, 34 Hamilton Place 20 Three-Quarters,4 Grassmarket 190 Traquair House, Innerleithen, Peeblesshire,Outer (25m) 118 Traverse Theatre, Cambridge Street, off Lothian Road 15 TheTron, 9 Hunter Square, High Street 9 The Underbelly, Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge (Entrance on Cowgate) 61 Valvona & Crolla, 19 Elm Row, top of Leith Walk 67 Various places, call 07974 750 549 or 01225 469 131, on the city streets 138 Venue 13, Lochend Close, Canongate 13 The Village, 16 South Fort Street 227 The Waverley Bar, St Mary's Street 133 White Rabbit Cowboys,The Honeycomb, Niddry Street (off the Royal Mile) 211 Why Not Nightclub, 14 George Street 220 The Writer's Museum, Ladystairs Close 222 Y Gallery, 73 East Claremont Street 238

K10 E8 JI2 LI3 K15 L9 K12 LI2 KI0 J11 J11 LI3 LI3 K9 K3 K8 LI2 K8 L9 L6 N9 G5 KI3 OI4 B9 BI6 GI0 KI2 J4 III K15 JI2 G9 112 K9 H7 G9 LI2 112 H8 LI0 SIS L9 KI2 LI I H14 J15 BI4 K13 KI3 Jll KM G11

"#• BECKS

How

was

for

Tell us and you could win a case today;

You review and rate performances online. www.edfringe.com/lieGkseleGt * Case contains 24 x 275ml bottles ot Beckâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. Terms i Conditions apply, see www.edtringe.com/beckselect tor full details. Otter open to UK residents aged 18 years and over. Closing date 27.8.01.

REG.

Edinburah

Venues

Festival

and

Street

Fringe

Plan

The main map below represents the area of Edinburgh where most Fringe venues are situated. This corresponds to the yellow square within the left-hand map showing the surrounding area on a smaller scale. Venues outside Edinburgh are represented by arrows at the edge of this left-hand map.

Look out for the Venue Boards! The main Fringe Box Office is at 180 High Street, Satellite box offices can be found in the following stores around town: Waterstone's, the booksellers - 83 George Street, Edinburgh EH1 HMV - 129 Princes Street, Edinburgh EH1 The HUB - Castlehill, Edinburgh EH1 For opening times please see the front of the programme, p3. For on-line booking in town, visit the easyEverything store on Rose Street

(Edinburgh Festival)

5-27 Aug 01

A wealth of support since 1985

Bank of Scotland major sponsor of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

www.bankofscotland.co.uk

BANK OF SCOTIAN D a friend for life