Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2012 Features - British Comedy Guide (original) (raw)

Edinburgh Fringe features 2012

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Sam Wills

Richard Herring's Edinburgh Fringe Podcast. Richard Herring

Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2012. Phil Burgers

Stuart Goldsmith

So You Think You're Funny?. Aisling Bea

Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award nominees 2012

Mark Steel's In Town. Mark Steel. Copyright: BBC

Mark Steel in Leith

Wednesday 22nd August 2012

To celebrate the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Mark Steel visits the Scottish capital's infamous suburb - Leith. See the video here.

Tim Fitzhigham

Spank!

Watch 'Spank!' gigs online

Wednesday 22nd August 2012

The organisers of late night gig Spank! has been recording some of the shows. See the videos here.

Jonny and the Baptists. Image shows from L to R: Amy Butterworth, Jonny Donahoe, Paddy Gervers

Jonny and the Baptists interview

Wednesday 22nd August 2012

An interview with comedy blues band Jonny and the Baptists. They talk about their 'song a day' project.

Si Hawkins

Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Awards

Dan Wright

Dan Wright interview

Tuesday 21st August 2012

Dan Wright is still best known for his seminal portrayal of the smaller one in Big Cook, Little Cook, but after this year's Fringe, will we all be pointing and saying 'look, there's the Michael Jackson loon'?

Malcolm Hardee Award

Malcolm Hardee Awards 2012 Shortlist

Tuesday 21st August 2012

The shortlist for the Malcolm Hardee Awards 2012 - the event which aims to acknowledge the true anarchic spirit of the Edinburgh Fringe. Also, why having a heart attack was almost a route to being nominated this year.

Stewart Francis

So You Think You're Funny? 2012

Sam Fletcher

Marcel Lucont. Alexis Dubus

BBC Three Comedy Marathon. Image shows from L to R: Chris Ramsey, Susan Calman, Andrew Maxwell

Video clips from BBC Three's Comedy Marathon

Saturday 18th August 2012

For eight hours overnight the BBC broadcast live from its Edinburgh Fringe venue via the BBC Red Button service. If you missed it, here's some video clips...

Image shows from L to R: Dave Newman, Alex Whyman, Luke Booys, Greg Cranness, Adam D. Felman, James Hamilton

Casual Violence interview

Friday 17th August 2012

We sent Michael Park to sit down with three sixths of the purveyors of sketch tragedy Casual Violence to talk about their Fringe experiences.

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