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Yes it’s eleven months since last year’s Fringe finished, so that can only mean it’s time for the traditional Week 0 of The Fringe - Preview Week. Which also means it’s time for the previews to start again. As I get to see more shows and pick up the rumour mill in all the bars, pubs and press rooms around Edinburgh, I’ll be able to track down who’s going to be hot or not at the Festival this year (hmmm, now there’s an idea for a reviews website…).

For the moment though, I’ll have to rely on my gut feeling, and that means the pairing of Gemma and Paul and their Beginners Guide to the Fringe (featuring on today’s show) is going to do well. It might not headline anywhere, but it’s the perfect slice of comedy action that should fit in most people’s schedule.
And of course, there are questions about the Fringe itself - and who better to answer them than the man who’s in charge of the Fringe Society? I spent some time with Paul Gudgin at the start of the week to ask about the Fringe, its roots, how it has expanded (and is expanding), how much public money he thinks the Fringe needs… and if he’d touch the 2012 Olympics with a barge pole.

As always, feel free to leave comments on this website, or if you’re a bit shy (or want to give me some times without shouting it out to everyone) then email me, ewan@thepodcastnetwork.com.

The Edinburgh Fringe Podcast 2006 - #01

Paul Gudgin,
Director of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society.

Paul Beeson and Gemma Ryan (Beeswax Theatre Company)
The Beginners Guide to The Fringe

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