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This weekend is the first big weekend of The Fringe. Yes previews happened last week, and the shows have been running for a week, but it’s now time to pack in the houses with the regular priced tickets, an everyone out looking for a good time. Tonight (Thursday) is another chance to improve the show.

The Fringe podcast is exactly the same, although with different guests every day, perhaps it’s not as obvious. Another varied line up today from a reality show rock n roll star to a Tony nominated director, via the Librarian’s Librarian and some Lee and Perrins sauce.

The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2010 #7 – Is It Better To Have Loved and Lost?

Jason Cook
The End (part one)
The Stand

Tony Tanner
Charlatan
Assembly Hall

Storm Large
Crazy Enough
Underbelly

Today’s iFringe recommended show: The Crying Cherry.

Also featuring: Pitch to The Scotsman, Feels Good To Be Live, Theatre Ninja, The Five Pound Fringe, Friend of the Fringe, What’s On Stage and Late ‘n’ Live.

In Edinburgh and you’d like to be on the podcast? Please get in touch, ewanspence@gmail.com for your press releases and emails will work fine, or you can follow me on Twitter (@Ewan).

To make sure you always get the latest podcasts from the Edinburgh Fringe, why not subscribe to the Fringe Podcast in iTunes, or copy the RSS File into your favourite RSS application.

# August 12, 2010, tags: edfringe, edinburgh fringe, interview, jason cook, review, serge diaghilev, storm large, tony tanner; subscribe to the Musings RSS Feed.