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These listings made us smile

Sunday 7th August 2016

A list of witty Edinburgh Fringe programme entries.

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If Edinburgh Fringe posters told the truth...

Sunday 7th August 2016

Edinburgh Fringe show The Romanians Are Here have mocked up some more honest poster captions.

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New Bridget Jones's Baby book confirmed

Thursday 4th August 2016

Helen Fielding is to publish a fourth Bridget Jones book in October.

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BCG's Top Tips

Thursday 4th August 2016

BCG has looked through the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe programme and picked out some shows that look like they could be great.

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The Lost Sitcoms: First look

Thursday 4th August 2016

The first pictures of the new BBC versions of Hancock's Half Hour, Steptoe And Son and Till Death Us Do Part.

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First Gig, Worst Gig: Stuart Laws

Thursday 4th August 2016

Busy stand-up and entrepreneur Stuart Laws was once almost beaten up by a man who looked like a B*witched tribute act. Who doesn't want to hear about that?

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Matt Richardson's Fringe Tips

Thursday 4th August 2016

Matt Richardson offers up ten tips for visiting the Edinburgh Festival. For example, never see a show by an American High School theatre group.

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You Tweet My Face Space: Reluctant Cat Selfies

Sunday 31st July 2016

To tie in with You Tweet My Face Space, a satirical play about social media coming to the Edinburgh Fringe, we take a look at how two of the internet's favourite things - cats and selfies - don't always combine well.

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Jerry Sadowitz interview

Saturday 30th July 2016

Jerry Sadowitz sent back some strongly worded answers when BCG emailed him to ask him some questions about his 2016 tour.

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The Latitude Attitude: juggling 14 stages

Saturday 30th July 2016

Comedians rocked up on all sorts of unlikely stages at this year's Latitude festival. With a mini-Latitude coming up at the National Theatre next weekend, we talked logistical headaches with arts curator Tania Harrison.