Fringe - Interview
We are back on Fresh Air Radio for the last of our special festival shows on the last MONDAY of the FRINGE! We used the final show to look back on what we saw, what we heard, what we loved and what we wished we’d never set eyes on.
Fringe - Interview
In the second of our special Fringe radio shows, kindly accommodated by Edinburgh’s Fresh Air, we welcomed guests from the worlds of comedy, literature, theatre and music into the studio for a cosy chat with host Annabel Cooper.
Fringe - Interview
This month The Skinny is taking to the world of radio, with a weekly show on Fresh Air presenting guests from across the Edinburgh Festivals, as well as reviews and opinion from the magazine’s expert array of section editors. The show launched on Mon 13 Aug.
Fringe - Interview
Diane Spencer bounds into the studio at midnight during Fresh Fringe's 24hr Challenge to wake up and refresh Finlay and Christian.
Fringe - Interview
Spandy Andy talks to us in the studio about his dancing performance, how he came to be a street performer and his viral Youtube video.
Fringe - Interview
Glenn Wool, a Fresh Fringe favourite, comes into the studio for a chat about his show 'Return of the Lumberjacks (Back by Poplar Demand)'.
Fringe - Interview
Wilfredo talks to us about his show 'The Wonderful World of Wilfredo'. He sings us a song, reads us some poetry he has written, and even brings us a rose. Swoon.
Fringe - Interview
It's dinnertime for Finlay and Christian on Fresh Fringe's 24-Hour Challenge and they're very lucky(?) to have the beloved Faulty Towers team in to cater for them. Needless to say it's an absolute shambles and features many highlight soundbytes from the whole 24 hours.
Fringe - Interview
Noizeyman, MIchael Winslow, dropped into the studio during Fresh Fringe's 24-Hour Challenge with his unpredictable repetoire; talking about David Hasselhoff, a drunk KITT, before being interrupted by Faulty Towers. A must-listen.
Fringe - Interview
Pete Firman talks to us about his show Hoodwinker, the TV show 'The Magicians', and how he came to be a magician/comedian himself.
Fringe - Review
Why Not Comedy is a rough gem of the PBH Free Fringe. This comedy show boasts five acts from the Scottish open mic circuit, and if the show is anything to go by, this circuit is rich breeding grounds for comedic talent.
Fringe - Review
Many comedians have one or two defining characteristics that form the basis of a large portion of their material. Andrew O’Neill, however, has many different traits or eccentricities that make him quite unique.
Fringe - Interview
Anne Edmonds talks about the difference between Australian comedy festivals and the Edinburgh Fringe with Elizabeth and Myke.
Fringe - Interview
Garrett Millerick is asked some questions by Elizabeth and Myke and then asks some back
