2015 Edinburgh Fringe
Ricky Tomlinson: Guilty My Arse
Hear from the horse's mouth how Ricky and his building work mates were stitched up by the establishment, charged with conspiracy and sentenced to three years imprisonment, and then how he got into the acting game. The trial in 1973 lasted 55 days and in today's money cost around £10 million. Why won't the government release the papers after 42 years? Why does Kenneth Clarke MP not want the files reviewed until 2021? What was McAlpine's part in bringing the charges? Come and hear the truth in a no holds barred conversation with Ricky Tomlinson.
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Preview: Edinburgh Fringe 2015
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is back with an innovative, international and adventurous festival, bound to provide many unforgettable moments for festival goers travelling to Scotland's capital city from all around the world.
Andrew Dipper, Giggle Beats, 2nd August 2015The shows that will make next month's Fringe
Side-splitting stand-ups, theatrical titans, literary legends... the shows that will make next month's Edinburgh Festival the cultural event of the year.
Mark Wareham, Mail on Sunday, 25th July 20159 Fringe shows that no one expected this year (Link expired)
With every passing year of familiar names and faces, sometimes we're left wondering if the Fringe has no further shocks to offer, no surprises left up its sleeve, no show plans that could possibly make you let out a 'whaaa?!'.
Matthew Dunne-Miles, WOW247, 8th July 2015Performances
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29th Aug 2015 | 12:45 | Assembly Rooms |