14th August – 15th September 2020
“Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2020 is cancelled. Instead we bring you SHEDINBURGH FRINGE FESTIVAL a brand new online festival presenting the very best of the Fringe stalwarts of theatre, music and comedy, and the best new acts, all performed live from sheds across the country and streamed into people’s homes this August.”
The SHED-ule hs been announced and tickets released at 2pm on Friday 7th August.
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Three to see
Saturday 15th August 7.30pm
Status is a show about someone who doesn’t want his any more. About running away from the national story you’re given. About who is responsible for that story and what might happen to it if you give it up.
WOKE – Apphia Campbell & Meredith Yarbrough
Wednesday 19th August 7.30pm
A multi award-winning theatre performance that follows two women’s fight for civil rights. One is notorious Black Panther Assata Shakur; the other, a present-day university student enrolling as the Ferguson riots begin.
MY ARM – Tim Crouch
Friday 28th August 7.30pm
Tim Crouch’s first play, MY ARM, is a teasingly profound, award-winning story about a boy who puts one arm above his head and never takes it down. It opened in Edinburgh in 2003 and has toured on and off ever since.
We’ll be dding more recommendations soon.
