One of the thngs that I’m doing during the lead up to the Fringe Podcast starting in August is checking out some of the venues, talking to the staff, and starting to discover some fo the stories that could come out at the Fringe.
So I visited Bedlam today, which is the theatre run by the [...]

If the Edinburgh Fringe Podcast was a movie, then I’d not onlybe deep in pre-production just now, but right in the middle of negotiating with the Hollywood Agents to try and convince Dan Ackroyd to play opposite Brian Blessed (now there’s a Fringe Show I’d love to see).
Yes I’m talking about all the horse trading [...]

Pre-prodcution on the Edinburgh Fringe Podcast is going on right now, and it’s a bit more involved than most of the other podcasts I do. The main thing that holds the Fringe podcast together may be the host of the show, but most of you will be listening for the people that I’ll be interviewing. [...]

…just like the end of every James Bond movie proclaims that the hero will return, your podcast guide to the best of the Fringe is coming back for 2006.
Since the start of April, I’ve been getting emails asking the same thing - “are you doing your podcast from The Edinburgh Fringe this year?” Well, after [...]

Hmmm… On the face of it an interview with Nica Burns, Perrier Awards Chief, should make entertaining reading, given the criticism the Perrier has taken this year. BUt hold on, the article is pretty much quotes from Burns, with almost no critical questions asked beyond “can you reply to everything everyone has said.” And it [...]

Not sure how much I agree with this one. Guides to the best shows at the Fringe abound over Edinburgh (both in the press and in the competition to see who can get their poster the highest up the lamp-posts in Bristo Square), so at first glance the official Fringe ‘Text Vote’ is a good [...]