Edinburgh Fringe Show 2012 #8 – Do We All Hate Mimes?

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As the weekend gets underway and shows find it a little easier to sell out with everyone hitting the town it’s worth remembering the marathon that is the Fringe – we’re eight days into the Fringe (give or take a few preview days) but there are still another seventeen days of shows to enjoy. Most Festivals have already burned out by now, but not Edinburgh. We’re not even close to half way yet!

And the rain? It stayed away, how terribly unpredictable.

Edinburgh Fringe Show 2012 #8 – Do We All Hate Mimes?

Donnacadh O’Brain
Peep
Pleasance

David Trent
Spontaneous Comedian
Pleasance

Steven Banks
Billy the Mime
Just the Tonic at The Caves

Virginia Gay
Dirty Pretty Songs
The Famous Spiegeltent

The Stage’s critics choice today is Tam O’Shanter, and the iFringe recommendations are Back on Our Feet and The Loves I Haven’t Known.

Also featuring Kath Mainland on success at the Fringe, and Mark Shenton’s Edinburgh Blog at The Stage.

There’s lots of ways to get in touch with me if you’ve been at the Fringe performing or watching. Email me on ewan@thepodcastcorner.com (I will read them all, it does take a few days this early in August to reply!), or on Twitter (@ewan).

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