Venue Guide
Heroes @ The Hive V313 GE5
Hopetoun House
15-17 Niddry St, EH1 1LG B0131 226 0000
Dwww.heroesoffringe.com · Shows are 12:00 until 22:00 and then the club is open until 05:00
This is the fith year that Heroes have been promoting Fringe shows at the Hive. Our model is driven by putting creative freedom first - focusing on high quality, independent work that is not afraid to tread new ground. Buy a ticket in advance to guarantee a seat OR Pay What You Want on exit...
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Comedy Adam Hess: Feathers......................................................................................................49 Adam Larter's Return on Investment ............................................................................49 Ali Brice presents Home is Where Eric Meat is..............................................................52 Ari Shaffir: Ari S-P-E-C-T.................................................................................................58 Ari Shaffir: This Is Not Happening..................................................................................58 Beth Vyse as Olive Hands in All Hands to the Pump.....................................................66 Candy Gigi: If I Had a Rich Man ....................................................................................70 Ed Aczel’s Foreign Policy ................................................................................................85 Further Ted: Michael Redmond, Joe Rooney and Patrick McDonnell............................93 Glenn Wool: Five Nights Only........................................................................................96 Joz Norris: Hello, Goodbye...........................................................................................113 Marny Godden: Where's John's Porridge Bowl?.........................................................127 Mat Ewins: Mat Ewins Will Make You a Star...............................................................128 Matthew Highton's I, the Universe..............................................................................129 Pat Cahill: D.O.T.T .........................................................................................................141 Paul Currie: FFFFFFFMILK!...........................................................................................141 Pete Johansson: Good People .....................................................................................143 Spencer Jones Presents The Herbert in Eggy Bagel.....................................................163 Tim Renkow: King of the Tramps.................................................................................170
High Street, Cockburn Street to George IV
Bridge V10 GE5 Royal Mile, EH1 1QS B0131 226 0000 The High Street is transformed into a huge performance space for all to enjoy. World- class street performers, buskers, an arts and craft market, the Fringe box office and millions of flyers make this the centre of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. I 12
Events Virgin Money Fringe on the Royal Mile.......................................................................209
Hill Street Design
House V80 GD3 3 Hill Street, EH2 3JP B0131 226 0000 Dwww.hillstreetdesign.house
We are bang in the centre of town, in a beautiful Georgian townhouse.
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V190 GE1 Queensferry , EH30 9SL B0131 226 0000 / 0131 331 2451 · 10:00-17:00
Dwww.caramckinnoncrawford.com
The Carriage Room is a wing of Hopetoun House, a large stately home dating from the 17th century. The Carriage Room will host a major exhibition of over 50 paintings by Scottish colourist Cara McKinnon Crawford.
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Exhibitions The Collection...............................................................................................................210
Howe Street Arts V97 GC3
For all your Fringe tickets call 0131 226 0000
The Jazz Bar V57 GE5
1a Chambers Street, EH1 1HR B0131 226 0000 · 01:00-17:00 daily
Dwww.thejazzbar.co.uk
This stylish basement bar is Edinburgh’s coolest, multiple award-winning, year-round live music venue, with a crammed daily programme of multi-genre music and Fringe shows running all day, every day, from 13:00- 05:00. Programme of excellent music, with great jazz, funk, acoustic, blues and rocky sounds – and bar service to 05:00 nightly!
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Cabaret and Variety Amy Abler: PianoDivalicious!.........................................................................................10
2 Howe Street, EH3 6TD B07817 158739 · 10:00-19:00 D07817 158739 ·
www.aliceboyle.co.uk
A Pop Up Art Gallery filled with textures, shapes and colour. Find us at the top of Howe Street in the heart of Edinburgh's New Town. Open daily from 10:00-19:00.
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Exhibitions We're All Imperfect Circles...........................................................................................213
Institut français
d'Ecosse V134 GD2
13 Randolph Crescent, EH3 7TT B0131 225 5366 · 09:30-19:00 D0131 225 5366 ·
www.vivelefringe.org
Just minutes away from Princes Street, the Institut français presents the crème de la crème of French and francophone performing arts in its intimate theatre and studio. The Bistrot offers a cosy French atmosphere to enjoy some food and drinks throughout the day.
performances, the Institut français provides something genuinely unique' (Stage). 'With its quirky elegance and off-beat quality
H Fully licensed French-style bistrot serving freshly prepared snacks and drinks. Free WiFi.
Children's Shows Chiffonnade....................................................................................................................29 The Story of Mr B...........................................................................................................45
Diary of a Madman......................................................................................................300 The Empire Builders .....................................................................................................305 The Other......................................................................................................................346
Theatre Inveresk Lodge Garden Scotch Whisky Revealed ..............................................................................................207 Events
Hispaniola V79 GE6
V377 GD6 24 Inveresk Village Road, EH21 7TE B0131 665 2240 · Mon-Sat 10:00-18:00 (19:30 performance nights)
Dwww.thebrunton.co.uk
3 Drummond St, EH8 9TT B0131 226 0000 Welcome to the Hispaniola Restaurant, a truly unique dining experience in the heart of historic Edinburgh. The old Rutherford's Bar, Robert Louis Stevenson's favorite drinking haunt, has been converted into a beautiful homage to the famous Scots authors most renowned novel- Treasure Island Opening Hours: 12:00-01:00. No age restrictions before 22:00 Tel: 0131 557 3777
www.hispaniola-edinburgh.co.uk
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Cabaret and Variety Sexy Beasts ....................................................................................................................23
Children's Shows Aaaaaaaaaaaaagh! Dinosaurs! ....................................................................................26 The Maths Magic Show.................................................................................................38
Comedy Nerd Do Well................................................................................................................136
Inveresk Lodge Garden is a National Trust for Scotland property. Tucked away behind stone walls in the charming village of Inveresk, this delightful hillside garden offers an oasis of calm and a year-round feast for the senses with colourful herbaceous beds, attractive shrubs and old roses. I =29
Children's Shows Once Upon a Time There Were Four Little Rabbits ........................................................40
Theatre The Tempest .................................................................................................................365
Inverleith St Serf's
Church Centre V83 GA3
1a Clark Road, EH5 3BD B0131 467 7185 show nights only · Open 30 mins prior to the show D0131 552 2454 ·
www.inverleithsaintserfs.org.uk
Inverleith St Serf's Church Centre provides an excellent 200 seat theatre with separate area for refreshments. H Tea, Coffee, Beer and Wine at the Inverval I 1289
Theatre Ane Servant o' Twa Maisters .......................................................................................285
Acoustic Swing.............................................................................................................214 Afro-Latin Funk with Poción de Fe...............................................................................214 Andrea Carlson and the Love Police! ..........................................................................216 Astonish Me! – Jeux....................................................................................................217 Astonish Me! – The Jazz Rite of Spring.......................................................................217 Billie is Blue..................................................................................................................219 Blues and Roots...........................................................................................................220 Blues! High Energy Electric Blues................................................................................220 Blues Now....................................................................................................................220 Blueswater Presents: The Jazz Bar Party......................................................................221 Bluesy Trio Hot Tin Roof ...............................................................................................221 Brian Kellock Trio: Unsaturated Fats ............................................................................222 Cat Stevens Reconstructed..........................................................................................224 Cry Me a River: The Songs of Julie London..................................................................228 Daniel Smith: Blues Piano............................................................................................228 Elvis, John and Me .......................................................................................................230 Falling in Love Again....................................................................................................231 Gecko 3........................................................................................................................233 Good Morning Heartache............................................................................................234 The Great Hipster Songbook........................................................................................234 In The Mood: The Music of Glenn Miller......................................................................236 I Remember You! .........................................................................................................236 Jazz at the Movies........................................................................................................237 Jazz Bar Music..............................................................................................................237 Jeeseok Kim East-West Quartet...................................................................................237 John Hunt Four O’Clock Afternoon Blues and Swing..................................................237 John Hunt Sings Swing with Campbell Normand’s Trio..............................................237 The Katet Plays Stevie Wonder....................................................................................238 Mercy Mercy Mercy!....................................................................................................241 The Messenger.............................................................................................................241 New Focus Quartet ......................................................................................................245 The New Orleans Speakeasy Sessions – A Masterclass in Real Grassroots Jazz........245 Nick Harper ..................................................................................................................245 Nosferatu With Live Score............................................................................................246 Paul Gilbody.................................................................................................................247 Paul Harrison’s Trio Mágico Play the Music of Gismonti.............................................247 Remembering Chet......................................................................................................251 A Songwriters’ Circle....................................................................................................255 The Sorries at the Bar...................................................................................................256 Soul Deep.....................................................................................................................256 Truth In My Heart.........................................................................................................258
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Musicals and Opera Medea: Greece Meets West.........................................................................................267
Jeffrey St. Whisky &
Tobacco V234 GD6
12-14 Jeffrey Street, EH1 1DT B0131 226 0000 · Shop open daily from 10:00 (Sundays 12:00) D0131 556 9930 ·
www.jeffreyst.com
An independent whisky and tobacco retailer, just off Edinburgh's Royal Mile.
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Edinburgh Whisky Walks: A Tour and a Tasting ...........................................................197
Just Festival at St John's V127 GE3
St John's Church, EH2 4BJ B07427 679580 · 16:00-21:30 D07427 679580 ·
www.just-festival.org
identity, including prejudice against race, ethnicity, class and economic status. Just explores these issues by creating safe spaces for dialogue and exchange between affected groups.
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Events Al-Rowwad: Beautiful Resistance................................................................................194 My Neighbourhood......................................................................................................202 Roma Holocaust...........................................................................................................205
Music Discovery! ....................................................................................................................229 Do You Mind?...............................................................................................................229 Equilibrium...................................................................................................................230 The Furnace..................................................................................................................233
Theatre Acting Alone.................................................................................................................282 Being a Dad..................................................................................................................288 Hotel Europa ................................................................................................................320
Just Festival events aim to challenge perceptions, celebrate differences and promote respectful dialogue. The conversations, talks, exhibitions and performances which constitute Just’s annual programme are designed to engage with topical local, national and international questions of social justice, equality and
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