Upcoming Events

• August 6, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • The Acoustic Cafe
    The Acoustic Cafe
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    THE ACOUSTIC CAFE Six soothing showcases of the best in alternative acoustic music, visuals and performance, to seduce you away from anywhere else in the city at this time of night. Edinburgh's Acoustic Cafe hasn't failed to sell out its shows to date: come and see why. The nights are curated by Guardian-acclaimed DIY music site www.tentracks.co.uk whose artist friendly pricing model has attracted labels such as Fat Cat (Frightened Rabbit, The Twilight Sad), One Little Indian (Bjšrk) and independent releases from King Creosote & James Yorkston, plus a host of DIY bands. The atmosphere that this ethos translates to in their live events has to be felt to be believed. Ten Tracks' head of A&R also programmes music for the Roxy outside August, so expect a uniquely informed pick of local, national and international acoustic artists, as well as sets by full bands tailored for a late night lounge experience. Food will also be on offer, showcasing the cafes and diners of Edinburgh that most encourage the live music scene. And each event will be recorded and a high-quality downloadable memento will be emailed to everyone in attendance, soon after the event. 00:30 (2hrs 30mins) £9.00(£5.00) £20.00 all six shows at 12:30 am
  • Inside
    Inside
    Time: 6:25 pm
    
    Jean Abreu Dance / 65daysofstatic / Escalator East to Edinburgh / Zoo Venues / Roxy Art House Fiercely evocative, highly-charged physical dance-theatre featuring five outstanding male dancers and choreography by Jerwood Award-winner Jean Abreu. 'One of the UK's most closely watched talents'(Guardian), Abreu explores violence, incarceration, solitude and hope within the prison walls revealing the thoughts and vulnerabilities behind the criminal. This powerful theatrical event includes live music by instrumental guitar/noise/glitch band 65daysofstatic, fast gaining international attention for their captivating, uncompromising approach to music making. This gritty, compelling production reveals surprising tenderness within the starkness of captivity. INSIDE - 'A true triumph of independent music, sheer musical ability and fearlessness' Disorder Magazine 'Deliriously exhilarating' BBC 18:25 (1hr) £12.00 at 6:25 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) Preview Aug 6-7 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £7.00(£5.00) at 8:35 pm
• August 7, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • The Acoustic Cafe
    The Acoustic Cafe
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    THE ACOUSTIC CAFE Six soothing showcases of the best in alternative acoustic music, visuals and performance, to seduce you away from anywhere else in the city at this time of night. Edinburgh's Acoustic Cafe hasn't failed to sell out its shows to date: come and see why. The nights are curated by Guardian-acclaimed DIY music site www.tentracks.co.uk whose artist friendly pricing model has attracted labels such as Fat Cat (Frightened Rabbit, The Twilight Sad), One Little Indian (Bjšrk) and independent releases from King Creosote & James Yorkston, plus a host of DIY bands. The atmosphere that this ethos translates to in their live events has to be felt to be believed. Ten Tracks' head of A&R also programmes music for the Roxy outside August, so expect a uniquely informed pick of local, national and international acoustic artists, as well as sets by full bands tailored for a late night lounge experience. Food will also be on offer, showcasing the cafes and diners of Edinburgh that most encourage the live music scene. And each event will be recorded and a high-quality downloadable memento will be emailed to everyone in attendance, soon after the event. 00:30 (2hrs 30mins) £9.00(£5.00) £20.00 all six shows at 12:30 am
  • Inside
    Inside
    Time: 6:25 pm
    
    Jean Abreu Dance / 65daysofstatic / Escalator East to Edinburgh / Zoo Venues / Roxy Art House Fiercely evocative, highly-charged physical dance-theatre featuring five outstanding male dancers and choreography by Jerwood Award-winner Jean Abreu. 'One of the UK's most closely watched talents'(Guardian), Abreu explores violence, incarceration, solitude and hope within the prison walls revealing the thoughts and vulnerabilities behind the criminal. This powerful theatrical event includes live music by instrumental guitar/noise/glitch band 65daysofstatic, fast gaining international attention for their captivating, uncompromising approach to music making. This gritty, compelling production reveals surprising tenderness within the starkness of captivity. INSIDE - 'A true triumph of independent music, sheer musical ability and fearlessness' Disorder Magazine 'Deliriously exhilarating' BBC 18:25 (1hr) £12.00 at 6:25 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) Preview Aug 6-7 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £7.00(£5.00) at 8:35 pm
• August 8, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • The Acoustic Cafe
    The Acoustic Cafe
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    THE ACOUSTIC CAFE Six soothing showcases of the best in alternative acoustic music, visuals and performance, to seduce you away from anywhere else in the city at this time of night. Edinburgh's Acoustic Cafe hasn't failed to sell out its shows to date: come and see why. The nights are curated by Guardian-acclaimed DIY music site www.tentracks.co.uk whose artist friendly pricing model has attracted labels such as Fat Cat (Frightened Rabbit, The Twilight Sad), One Little Indian (Bjšrk) and independent releases from King Creosote & James Yorkston, plus a host of DIY bands. The atmosphere that this ethos translates to in their live events has to be felt to be believed. Ten Tracks' head of A&R also programmes music for the Roxy outside August, so expect a uniquely informed pick of local, national and international acoustic artists, as well as sets by full bands tailored for a late night lounge experience. Food will also be on offer, showcasing the cafes and diners of Edinburgh that most encourage the live music scene. And each event will be recorded and a high-quality downloadable memento will be emailed to everyone in attendance, soon after the event. 00:30 (2hrs 30mins) £9.00(£5.00) £20.00 all six shows at 12:30 am
  • Inside
    Inside
    Time: 6:25 pm
    
    Jean Abreu Dance / 65daysofstatic / Escalator East to Edinburgh / Zoo Venues / Roxy Art House Fiercely evocative, highly-charged physical dance-theatre featuring five outstanding male dancers and choreography by Jerwood Award-winner Jean Abreu. 'One of the UK's most closely watched talents'(Guardian), Abreu explores violence, incarceration, solitude and hope within the prison walls revealing the thoughts and vulnerabilities behind the criminal. This powerful theatrical event includes live music by instrumental guitar/noise/glitch band 65daysofstatic, fast gaining international attention for their captivating, uncompromising approach to music making. This gritty, compelling production reveals surprising tenderness within the starkness of captivity. INSIDE - 'A true triumph of independent music, sheer musical ability and fearlessness' Disorder Magazine 'Deliriously exhilarating' BBC 18:25 (1hr) £12.00 at 6:25 pm
• August 9, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • Threshold
    Threshold
    Time: 4:30 pm
    
    Buy a ticket, start the hunt and take a journey out of the city. Search for the door, escape with the bride and reach for something unreachable. Follow the clues and do what we say if you want to escape. But remember, there are choices, there are always choices. To begin, visit www.1929.org.uk. Price includes a bus ticket. THRESHOLD 19;29 / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 16:30 (3hr) £15.00(£12.50) "hugely impressive ... a compelling atmosphere" Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph "hottest ticket in town" The Independent at 4:30 pm
  • Inside
    Inside
    Time: 6:25 pm
    
    Jean Abreu Dance / 65daysofstatic / Escalator East to Edinburgh / Zoo Venues / Roxy Art House Fiercely evocative, highly-charged physical dance-theatre featuring five outstanding male dancers and choreography by Jerwood Award-winner Jean Abreu. 'One of the UK's most closely watched talents'(Guardian), Abreu explores violence, incarceration, solitude and hope within the prison walls revealing the thoughts and vulnerabilities behind the criminal. This powerful theatrical event includes live music by instrumental guitar/noise/glitch band 65daysofstatic, fast gaining international attention for their captivating, uncompromising approach to music making. This gritty, compelling production reveals surprising tenderness within the starkness of captivity. INSIDE - 'A true triumph of independent music, sheer musical ability and fearlessness' Disorder Magazine 'Deliriously exhilarating' BBC 18:25 (1hr) £12.00 at 6:25 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 10, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Threshold
    Threshold
    Time: 4:30 pm
    
    Buy a ticket, start the hunt and take a journey out of the city. Search for the door, escape with the bride and reach for something unreachable. Follow the clues and do what we say if you want to escape. But remember, there are choices, there are always choices. To begin, visit www.1929.org.uk. Price includes a bus ticket. THRESHOLD 19;29 / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 16:30 (3hr) £15.00(£12.50) "hugely impressive ... a compelling atmosphere" Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph "hottest ticket in town" The Independent at 4:30 pm
  • Inside
    Inside
    Time: 6:25 pm
    
    Jean Abreu Dance / 65daysofstatic / Escalator East to Edinburgh / Zoo Venues / Roxy Art House Fiercely evocative, highly-charged physical dance-theatre featuring five outstanding male dancers and choreography by Jerwood Award-winner Jean Abreu. 'One of the UK's most closely watched talents'(Guardian), Abreu explores violence, incarceration, solitude and hope within the prison walls revealing the thoughts and vulnerabilities behind the criminal. This powerful theatrical event includes live music by instrumental guitar/noise/glitch band 65daysofstatic, fast gaining international attention for their captivating, uncompromising approach to music making. This gritty, compelling production reveals surprising tenderness within the starkness of captivity. INSIDE - 'A true triumph of independent music, sheer musical ability and fearlessness' Disorder Magazine 'Deliriously exhilarating' BBC 18:25 (1hr) £12.00 at 6:25 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 11, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Threshold
    Threshold
    Time: 4:30 pm
    
    Buy a ticket, start the hunt and take a journey out of the city. Search for the door, escape with the bride and reach for something unreachable. Follow the clues and do what we say if you want to escape. But remember, there are choices, there are always choices. To begin, visit www.1929.org.uk. Price includes a bus ticket. THRESHOLD 19;29 / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 16:30 (3hr) £15.00(£12.50) "hugely impressive ... a compelling atmosphere" Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph "hottest ticket in town" The Independent at 4:30 pm
  • Inside
    Inside
    Time: 6:25 pm
    
    Jean Abreu Dance / 65daysofstatic / Escalator East to Edinburgh / Zoo Venues / Roxy Art House Fiercely evocative, highly-charged physical dance-theatre featuring five outstanding male dancers and choreography by Jerwood Award-winner Jean Abreu. 'One of the UK's most closely watched talents'(Guardian), Abreu explores violence, incarceration, solitude and hope within the prison walls revealing the thoughts and vulnerabilities behind the criminal. This powerful theatrical event includes live music by instrumental guitar/noise/glitch band 65daysofstatic, fast gaining international attention for their captivating, uncompromising approach to music making. This gritty, compelling production reveals surprising tenderness within the starkness of captivity. INSIDE - 'A true triumph of independent music, sheer musical ability and fearlessness' Disorder Magazine 'Deliriously exhilarating' BBC 18:25 (1hr) £12.00 at 6:25 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 12, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Threshold
    Threshold
    Time: 4:30 pm
    
    Buy a ticket, start the hunt and take a journey out of the city. Search for the door, escape with the bride and reach for something unreachable. Follow the clues and do what we say if you want to escape. But remember, there are choices, there are always choices. To begin, visit www.1929.org.uk. Price includes a bus ticket. THRESHOLD 19;29 / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 16:30 (3hr) £15.00(£12.50) "hugely impressive ... a compelling atmosphere" Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph "hottest ticket in town" The Independent at 4:30 pm
  • Inside
    Inside
    Time: 6:25 pm
    
    Jean Abreu Dance / 65daysofstatic / Escalator East to Edinburgh / Zoo Venues / Roxy Art House Fiercely evocative, highly-charged physical dance-theatre featuring five outstanding male dancers and choreography by Jerwood Award-winner Jean Abreu. 'One of the UK's most closely watched talents'(Guardian), Abreu explores violence, incarceration, solitude and hope within the prison walls revealing the thoughts and vulnerabilities behind the criminal. This powerful theatrical event includes live music by instrumental guitar/noise/glitch band 65daysofstatic, fast gaining international attention for their captivating, uncompromising approach to music making. This gritty, compelling production reveals surprising tenderness within the starkness of captivity. INSIDE - 'A true triumph of independent music, sheer musical ability and fearlessness' Disorder Magazine 'Deliriously exhilarating' BBC 18:25 (1hr) £12.00 at 6:25 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 13, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • The Acoustic Cafe
    The Acoustic Cafe
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    THE ACOUSTIC CAFE Six soothing showcases of the best in alternative acoustic music, visuals and performance, to seduce you away from anywhere else in the city at this time of night. Edinburgh's Acoustic Cafe hasn't failed to sell out its shows to date: come and see why. The nights are curated by Guardian-acclaimed DIY music site www.tentracks.co.uk whose artist friendly pricing model has attracted labels such as Fat Cat (Frightened Rabbit, The Twilight Sad), One Little Indian (Bjšrk) and independent releases from King Creosote & James Yorkston, plus a host of DIY bands. The atmosphere that this ethos translates to in their live events has to be felt to be believed. Ten Tracks' head of A&R also programmes music for the Roxy outside August, so expect a uniquely informed pick of local, national and international acoustic artists, as well as sets by full bands tailored for a late night lounge experience. Food will also be on offer, showcasing the cafes and diners of Edinburgh that most encourage the live music scene. And each event will be recorded and a high-quality downloadable memento will be emailed to everyone in attendance, soon after the event. 00:30 (2hrs 30mins) £9.00(£5.00) £20.00 all six shows at 12:30 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • Threshold
    Threshold
    Time: 4:30 pm
    
    Buy a ticket, start the hunt and take a journey out of the city. Search for the door, escape with the bride and reach for something unreachable. Follow the clues and do what we say if you want to escape. But remember, there are choices, there are always choices. To begin, visit www.1929.org.uk. Price includes a bus ticket. THRESHOLD 19;29 / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 16:30 (3hr) £15.00(£12.50) "hugely impressive ... a compelling atmosphere" Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph "hottest ticket in town" The Independent at 4:30 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 14, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • The Acoustic Cafe
    The Acoustic Cafe
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    THE ACOUSTIC CAFE Six soothing showcases of the best in alternative acoustic music, visuals and performance, to seduce you away from anywhere else in the city at this time of night. Edinburgh's Acoustic Cafe hasn't failed to sell out its shows to date: come and see why. The nights are curated by Guardian-acclaimed DIY music site www.tentracks.co.uk whose artist friendly pricing model has attracted labels such as Fat Cat (Frightened Rabbit, The Twilight Sad), One Little Indian (Bjšrk) and independent releases from King Creosote & James Yorkston, plus a host of DIY bands. The atmosphere that this ethos translates to in their live events has to be felt to be believed. Ten Tracks' head of A&R also programmes music for the Roxy outside August, so expect a uniquely informed pick of local, national and international acoustic artists, as well as sets by full bands tailored for a late night lounge experience. Food will also be on offer, showcasing the cafes and diners of Edinburgh that most encourage the live music scene. And each event will be recorded and a high-quality downloadable memento will be emailed to everyone in attendance, soon after the event. 00:30 (2hrs 30mins) £9.00(£5.00) £20.00 all six shows at 12:30 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 15, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • The Acoustic Cafe
    The Acoustic Cafe
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    THE ACOUSTIC CAFE Six soothing showcases of the best in alternative acoustic music, visuals and performance, to seduce you away from anywhere else in the city at this time of night. Edinburgh's Acoustic Cafe hasn't failed to sell out its shows to date: come and see why. The nights are curated by Guardian-acclaimed DIY music site www.tentracks.co.uk whose artist friendly pricing model has attracted labels such as Fat Cat (Frightened Rabbit, The Twilight Sad), One Little Indian (Bjšrk) and independent releases from King Creosote & James Yorkston, plus a host of DIY bands. The atmosphere that this ethos translates to in their live events has to be felt to be believed. Ten Tracks' head of A&R also programmes music for the Roxy outside August, so expect a uniquely informed pick of local, national and international acoustic artists, as well as sets by full bands tailored for a late night lounge experience. Food will also be on offer, showcasing the cafes and diners of Edinburgh that most encourage the live music scene. And each event will be recorded and a high-quality downloadable memento will be emailed to everyone in attendance, soon after the event. 00:30 (2hrs 30mins) £9.00(£5.00) £20.00 all six shows at 12:30 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
• August 16, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • Threshold
    Threshold
    Time: 4:30 pm
    
    Buy a ticket, start the hunt and take a journey out of the city. Search for the door, escape with the bride and reach for something unreachable. Follow the clues and do what we say if you want to escape. But remember, there are choices, there are always choices. To begin, visit www.1929.org.uk. Price includes a bus ticket. THRESHOLD 19;29 / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 16:30 (3hr) £15.00(£12.50) "hugely impressive ... a compelling atmosphere" Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph "hottest ticket in town" The Independent at 4:30 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 17, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Cabaret Chekov
    Cabaret Chekov
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    Mischievous, ironic, touching, ignited with shrewd insight Angus Stewart Cabaret Chekhov, devised and directed by Michael Earley, celebrates Russian writer Anton Chekhov's 150th anniversary. It features world stage premieres of his earliest, least known and most surreal stories newly dramatised for the stage. Each entre'act between performances features legendary writers and theatre artists talking about their take on Chekhov, including Scottish painter and playwright John Byrne, Mabou Mines' Lee Breuer and members of New York's Wooster Group. Other special guests and standup performers appearing at the International Festival and the Fringe join in the celebration each night. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • Threshold
    Threshold
    Time: 4:30 pm
    
    Buy a ticket, start the hunt and take a journey out of the city. Search for the door, escape with the bride and reach for something unreachable. Follow the clues and do what we say if you want to escape. But remember, there are choices, there are always choices. To begin, visit www.1929.org.uk. Price includes a bus ticket. THRESHOLD 19;29 / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 16:30 (3hr) £15.00(£12.50) "hugely impressive ... a compelling atmosphere" Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph "hottest ticket in town" The Independent at 4:30 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 18, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Cabaret Chekov
    Cabaret Chekov
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    Mischievous, ironic, touching, ignited with shrewd insight Angus Stewart Cabaret Chekhov, devised and directed by Michael Earley, celebrates Russian writer Anton Chekhov's 150th anniversary. It features world stage premieres of his earliest, least known and most surreal stories newly dramatised for the stage. Each entre'act between performances features legendary writers and theatre artists talking about their take on Chekhov, including Scottish painter and playwright John Byrne, Mabou Mines' Lee Breuer and members of New York's Wooster Group. Other special guests and standup performers appearing at the International Festival and the Fringe join in the celebration each night. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • Threshold
    Threshold
    Time: 4:30 pm
    
    Buy a ticket, start the hunt and take a journey out of the city. Search for the door, escape with the bride and reach for something unreachable. Follow the clues and do what we say if you want to escape. But remember, there are choices, there are always choices. To begin, visit www.1929.org.uk. Price includes a bus ticket. THRESHOLD 19;29 / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 16:30 (3hr) £15.00(£12.50) "hugely impressive ... a compelling atmosphere" Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph "hottest ticket in town" The Independent at 4:30 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 19, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Cabaret Chekov
    Cabaret Chekov
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    Mischievous, ironic, touching, ignited with shrewd insight Angus Stewart Cabaret Chekhov, devised and directed by Michael Earley, celebrates Russian writer Anton Chekhov's 150th anniversary. It features world stage premieres of his earliest, least known and most surreal stories newly dramatised for the stage. Each entre'act between performances features legendary writers and theatre artists talking about their take on Chekhov, including Scottish painter and playwright John Byrne, Mabou Mines' Lee Breuer and members of New York's Wooster Group. Other special guests and standup performers appearing at the International Festival and the Fringe join in the celebration each night. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • Threshold
    Threshold
    Time: 4:30 pm
    
    Buy a ticket, start the hunt and take a journey out of the city. Search for the door, escape with the bride and reach for something unreachable. Follow the clues and do what we say if you want to escape. But remember, there are choices, there are always choices. To begin, visit www.1929.org.uk. Price includes a bus ticket. THRESHOLD 19;29 / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 16:30 (3hr) £15.00(£12.50) "hugely impressive ... a compelling atmosphere" Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph "hottest ticket in town" The Independent at 4:30 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 20, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Cabaret Chekov
    Cabaret Chekov
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    Mischievous, ironic, touching, ignited with shrewd insight Angus Stewart Cabaret Chekhov, devised and directed by Michael Earley, celebrates Russian writer Anton Chekhov's 150th anniversary. It features world stage premieres of his earliest, least known and most surreal stories newly dramatised for the stage. Each entre'act between performances features legendary writers and theatre artists talking about their take on Chekhov, including Scottish painter and playwright John Byrne, Mabou Mines' Lee Breuer and members of New York's Wooster Group. Other special guests and standup performers appearing at the International Festival and the Fringe join in the celebration each night. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • Threshold
    Threshold
    Time: 4:30 pm
    
    Buy a ticket, start the hunt and take a journey out of the city. Search for the door, escape with the bride and reach for something unreachable. Follow the clues and do what we say if you want to escape. But remember, there are choices, there are always choices. To begin, visit www.1929.org.uk. Price includes a bus ticket. THRESHOLD 19;29 / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 16:30 (3hr) £15.00(£12.50) "hugely impressive ... a compelling atmosphere" Dominic Cavendish, Daily Telegraph "hottest ticket in town" The Independent at 4:30 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 21, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Cabaret Chekov
    Cabaret Chekov
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    Mischievous, ironic, touching, ignited with shrewd insight Angus Stewart Cabaret Chekhov, devised and directed by Michael Earley, celebrates Russian writer Anton Chekhov's 150th anniversary. It features world stage premieres of his earliest, least known and most surreal stories newly dramatised for the stage. Each entre'act between performances features legendary writers and theatre artists talking about their take on Chekhov, including Scottish painter and playwright John Byrne, Mabou Mines' Lee Breuer and members of New York's Wooster Group. Other special guests and standup performers appearing at the International Festival and the Fringe join in the celebration each night. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 22, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Cabaret Chekov
    Cabaret Chekov
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    Mischievous, ironic, touching, ignited with shrewd insight Angus Stewart Cabaret Chekhov, devised and directed by Michael Earley, celebrates Russian writer Anton Chekhov's 150th anniversary. It features world stage premieres of his earliest, least known and most surreal stories newly dramatised for the stage. Each entre'act between performances features legendary writers and theatre artists talking about their take on Chekhov, including Scottish painter and playwright John Byrne, Mabou Mines' Lee Breuer and members of New York's Wooster Group. Other special guests and standup performers appearing at the International Festival and the Fringe join in the celebration each night. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • The Leonardo Question
    The Leonardo Question
    Time: 2:45 pm
    
    THE LEONARDO QUESTION How does art become great? Who decides? Where can art go from here? The Leonardo Question explore this topical and timely subject with historical insight. From cubism to a diamond skull, The Leonardo Question takes us on an enlightening and very funny (but all true) journey through the key moments of modern art. Meet the important players including Picasso, Duchamp, Pollock, Warhol, Emin and Hirst as well as the powerful people around them including the legendary Peggy Guggenheim as the story to date is re-enacted using their actual words. (50mins) £8.00 at 2:45 pm
• August 23, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Cabaret Chekov
    Cabaret Chekov
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    Mischievous, ironic, touching, ignited with shrewd insight Angus Stewart Cabaret Chekhov, devised and directed by Michael Earley, celebrates Russian writer Anton Chekhov's 150th anniversary. It features world stage premieres of his earliest, least known and most surreal stories newly dramatised for the stage. Each entre'act between performances features legendary writers and theatre artists talking about their take on Chekhov, including Scottish painter and playwright John Byrne, Mabou Mines' Lee Breuer and members of New York's Wooster Group. Other special guests and standup performers appearing at the International Festival and the Fringe join in the celebration each night. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • The Leonardo Question
    The Leonardo Question
    Time: 2:45 pm
    
    THE LEONARDO QUESTION How does art become great? Who decides? Where can art go from here? The Leonardo Question explore this topical and timely subject with historical insight. From cubism to a diamond skull, The Leonardo Question takes us on an enlightening and very funny (but all true) journey through the key moments of modern art. Meet the important players including Picasso, Duchamp, Pollock, Warhol, Emin and Hirst as well as the powerful people around them including the legendary Peggy Guggenheim as the story to date is re-enacted using their actual words. (50mins) £8.00 at 2:45 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 24, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • 6766
    6766
    Time: 12:10 am
    
    Et Al Theatre / Roxy Art House Attention: by majority vote, the legislation to redistribute resources to deserving citizens, formally known as Operation Methuselah, has now been passed and will be in effect immediately from this day, 30 October 1979. All persons over the age of 65, the terminally ill and the handicapped, please report to your nearest Chamber's clinic for processing. Reduced to numbers, three distraught patients await 'processing'. They are forced to face their regrets, unfulfilled dreams and most importantly their own mortality, a harrowing and bleakly comic realisation which has not existed in the human psyche since 1979, except in Chamber's clinic... **** The Journal ('sophisticated and intelligent, maintaining a striking tension', on The Homecoming, 2010) at 12:10 am
  • Kabaret Kantor
    Kabaret Kantor
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    A week of late night slam and jam performances celebrating the 80th birthday of Fringe legend and impresario Richard Demarco. In the anarchic spirit of artists/performers Tadeusz Kantor, Joseph Beuys and others (first brought to Edinburgh by Demarco); groups from the UK, Poland, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Iceland - plus guest acts - converge on the Roxy after-hours to celebrate 20th and 21st century experimentation. Featuring a Polish vodka bar, this is late-night theatre of the new and unique. Curated by Michael Earley and Alexia Kokkali, with an introduction to each performance by Edinburgh legend Ricky Demarco, narrating his personal history of the Festival. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • The Leonardo Question
    The Leonardo Question
    Time: 2:45 pm
    
    THE LEONARDO QUESTION How does art become great? Who decides? Where can art go from here? The Leonardo Question explore this topical and timely subject with historical insight. From cubism to a diamond skull, The Leonardo Question takes us on an enlightening and very funny (but all true) journey through the key moments of modern art. Meet the important players including Picasso, Duchamp, Pollock, Warhol, Emin and Hirst as well as the powerful people around them including the legendary Peggy Guggenheim as the story to date is re-enacted using their actual words. (50mins) £8.00 at 2:45 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 25, 2010
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Kabaret Kantor
    Kabaret Kantor
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    A week of late night slam and jam performances celebrating the 80th birthday of Fringe legend and impresario Richard Demarco. In the anarchic spirit of artists/performers Tadeusz Kantor, Joseph Beuys and others (first brought to Edinburgh by Demarco); groups from the UK, Poland, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Iceland - plus guest acts - converge on the Roxy after-hours to celebrate 20th and 21st century experimentation. Featuring a Polish vodka bar, this is late-night theatre of the new and unique. Curated by Michael Earley and Alexia Kokkali, with an introduction to each performance by Edinburgh legend Ricky Demarco, narrating his personal history of the Festival. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • The Leonardo Question
    The Leonardo Question
    Time: 2:45 pm
    
    THE LEONARDO QUESTION How does art become great? Who decides? Where can art go from here? The Leonardo Question explore this topical and timely subject with historical insight. From cubism to a diamond skull, The Leonardo Question takes us on an enlightening and very funny (but all true) journey through the key moments of modern art. Meet the important players including Picasso, Duchamp, Pollock, Warhol, Emin and Hirst as well as the powerful people around them including the legendary Peggy Guggenheim as the story to date is re-enacted using their actual words. (50mins) £8.00 at 2:45 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 26, 2010
  • Work Ethic
    Work Ethic
    WORK ETHIC (STEVEN EARL WEBER) Richard Demarco / Xela Batchelder Through video projections, porcelain, gold and clay, Steven Earl Weber calls to mind our personal and social relationship to work, bringing attention to the value of manual labour. This exhibition will be displayed on the spectacular spiral staircase of the Roxy Tower, accessible from the second Roxburgh Place entrance to Roxy Art House / Zoo Roxy. 11:00-17:00 Free Entry all day
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Kabaret Kantor
    Kabaret Kantor
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    A week of late night slam and jam performances celebrating the 80th birthday of Fringe legend and impresario Richard Demarco. In the anarchic spirit of artists/performers Tadeusz Kantor, Joseph Beuys and others (first brought to Edinburgh by Demarco); groups from the UK, Poland, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Iceland - plus guest acts - converge on the Roxy after-hours to celebrate 20th and 21st century experimentation. Featuring a Polish vodka bar, this is late-night theatre of the new and unique. Curated by Michael Earley and Alexia Kokkali, with an introduction to each performance by Edinburgh legend Ricky Demarco, narrating his personal history of the Festival. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • The Leonardo Question
    The Leonardo Question
    Time: 2:45 pm
    
    THE LEONARDO QUESTION How does art become great? Who decides? Where can art go from here? The Leonardo Question explore this topical and timely subject with historical insight. From cubism to a diamond skull, The Leonardo Question takes us on an enlightening and very funny (but all true) journey through the key moments of modern art. Meet the important players including Picasso, Duchamp, Pollock, Warhol, Emin and Hirst as well as the powerful people around them including the legendary Peggy Guggenheim as the story to date is re-enacted using their actual words. (50mins) £8.00 at 2:45 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 27, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Kabaret Kantor
    Kabaret Kantor
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    A week of late night slam and jam performances celebrating the 80th birthday of Fringe legend and impresario Richard Demarco. In the anarchic spirit of artists/performers Tadeusz Kantor, Joseph Beuys and others (first brought to Edinburgh by Demarco); groups from the UK, Poland, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Iceland - plus guest acts - converge on the Roxy after-hours to celebrate 20th and 21st century experimentation. Featuring a Polish vodka bar, this is late-night theatre of the new and unique. Curated by Michael Earley and Alexia Kokkali, with an introduction to each performance by Edinburgh legend Ricky Demarco, narrating his personal history of the Festival. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • The Leonardo Question
    The Leonardo Question
    Time: 2:45 pm
    
    THE LEONARDO QUESTION How does art become great? Who decides? Where can art go from here? The Leonardo Question explore this topical and timely subject with historical insight. From cubism to a diamond skull, The Leonardo Question takes us on an enlightening and very funny (but all true) journey through the key moments of modern art. Meet the important players including Picasso, Duchamp, Pollock, Warhol, Emin and Hirst as well as the powerful people around them including the legendary Peggy Guggenheim as the story to date is re-enacted using their actual words. (50mins) £8.00 at 2:45 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 28, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Kabaret Kantor
    Kabaret Kantor
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    A week of late night slam and jam performances celebrating the 80th birthday of Fringe legend and impresario Richard Demarco. In the anarchic spirit of artists/performers Tadeusz Kantor, Joseph Beuys and others (first brought to Edinburgh by Demarco); groups from the UK, Poland, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Iceland - plus guest acts - converge on the Roxy after-hours to celebrate 20th and 21st century experimentation. Featuring a Polish vodka bar, this is late-night theatre of the new and unique. Curated by Michael Earley and Alexia Kokkali, with an introduction to each performance by Edinburgh legend Ricky Demarco, narrating his personal history of the Festival. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • The Leonardo Question
    The Leonardo Question
    Time: 2:45 pm
    
    THE LEONARDO QUESTION How does art become great? Who decides? Where can art go from here? The Leonardo Question explore this topical and timely subject with historical insight. From cubism to a diamond skull, The Leonardo Question takes us on an enlightening and very funny (but all true) journey through the key moments of modern art. Meet the important players including Picasso, Duchamp, Pollock, Warhol, Emin and Hirst as well as the powerful people around them including the legendary Peggy Guggenheim as the story to date is re-enacted using their actual words. (50mins) £8.00 at 2:45 pm
  • Operation Greenfield
    Operation Greenfield
    Time: 8:35 pm
    
    OPERATION GREENFIELD, Little Bulb Theatre Company Somewhere in middle England four unlikely teenagers are preparing for judgment day with ladders, Elvis and Forest Fruits squash - Stokely's Annual Talent Competition is nigh. With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naive time of adolescence. The time when the once simple beliefs you held dear need re-adjusting to face the complexities of adulthood. A bizarre and visually fantastical exploration of faith and friendship from Total Theatre, Arches Brick and Fringe First winners. ***** Scotsman ***** Metro (Crocosmia, 2008) ****Times (Sporadical, 2009) 20:35 (1hr 30mins) £9.50(£7.50) at 8:35 pm
• August 29, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Kabaret Kantor
    Kabaret Kantor
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    A week of late night slam and jam performances celebrating the 80th birthday of Fringe legend and impresario Richard Demarco. In the anarchic spirit of artists/performers Tadeusz Kantor, Joseph Beuys and others (first brought to Edinburgh by Demarco); groups from the UK, Poland, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Iceland - plus guest acts - converge on the Roxy after-hours to celebrate 20th and 21st century experimentation. Featuring a Polish vodka bar, this is late-night theatre of the new and unique. Curated by Michael Earley and Alexia Kokkali, with an introduction to each performance by Edinburgh legend Ricky Demarco, narrating his personal history of the Festival. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • The Leonardo Question
    The Leonardo Question
    Time: 2:45 pm
    
    THE LEONARDO QUESTION How does art become great? Who decides? Where can art go from here? The Leonardo Question explore this topical and timely subject with historical insight. From cubism to a diamond skull, The Leonardo Question takes us on an enlightening and very funny (but all true) journey through the key moments of modern art. Meet the important players including Picasso, Duchamp, Pollock, Warhol, Emin and Hirst as well as the powerful people around them including the legendary Peggy Guggenheim as the story to date is re-enacted using their actual words. (50mins) £8.00 at 2:45 pm
• August 30, 2010
  • Samedia
    Samedia
    Who do? What would you do if the government cast a voodoo spell over the nation, ensuring it’s always Saturday? Would you party on knowing the tropical rhythms and party vibes will never stop? Or would you want to find out more? You’ll have to come and find out. The Roxy Bar is already the coolest bar in town, but for Fringe 2010 we’re transforming the whole space into a tropical shanty town. Edinburgh’s biggest, grooviest independent club night Departure Lounge will be ensuring there’s always brilliant music to get down to, with live musicians and DJs every night of the Festival. Doors 10am -3am Free Entry all day
  • Kabaret Kantor
    Kabaret Kantor
    Time: 12:20 am
    
    A week of late night slam and jam performances celebrating the 80th birthday of Fringe legend and impresario Richard Demarco. In the anarchic spirit of artists/performers Tadeusz Kantor, Joseph Beuys and others (first brought to Edinburgh by Demarco); groups from the UK, Poland, France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Iceland - plus guest acts - converge on the Roxy after-hours to celebrate 20th and 21st century experimentation. Featuring a Polish vodka bar, this is late-night theatre of the new and unique. Curated by Michael Earley and Alexia Kokkali, with an introduction to each performance by Edinburgh legend Ricky Demarco, narrating his personal history of the Festival. Red Roses Theatre Company / Roxy Art House / Richard Demarco 00:20 (1hr 30mins) £10.00(£8.00) at 12:20 am
  • Late Night Nonsense
    Late Night Nonsense
    Time: 12:30 am
    
    CAMMY AND PHIL'S LATE NIGHT NONSENSE Cammy Sinclair / Phil Kay Phil Kay and Cammy Sinclair present late night musical comedy and dancing. Opening the evening is up and coming surrealist folk singer Cammy Sinclair. His toetapping 'Silly Songs', containing tales of amputee dogs and nostalgic recollections of near mental breakdown, are hilarious. Phil Kay needs no introduction. Winner of several awards, nominated for 'best comedian' on umpteen occasions and known for extreme silliness. His stream of consciousness cosmic comedy songs propel Cammy and Phil's improvised musical work. Guest spots will feature some of the boys' favourite festival oddballs. 00:30 (1hr 34mins) £7.50(£5.00) at 12:30 am
  • The Leonardo Question
    The Leonardo Question
    Time: 2:45 pm
    
    THE LEONARDO QUESTION How does art become great? Who decides? Where can art go from here? The Leonardo Question explore this topical and timely subject with historical insight. From cubism to a diamond skull, The Leonardo Question takes us on an enlightening and very funny (but all true) journey through the key moments of modern art. Meet the important players including Picasso, Duchamp, Pollock, Warhol, Emin and Hirst as well as the powerful people around them including the legendary Peggy Guggenheim as the story to date is re-enacted using their actual words. (50mins) £8.00 at 2:45 pm
  • King Arthur
    King Arthur
    Time: 6:00 pm
    
    In association with the Demarco European Art Foundation. You are invited to the Castle, where the King is about to make an important announcement. How will his subjects react when he reveals that he wishes to impose democracy? An immersive promenade performance in the atmospheric grounds of Craigcrook Castle, following 2009's successful indoor production of this modern renaissance form play. During the interval, visit the Demarco Exhibition. Craigcrook Castle is at 95 Craigcrook Road, EH4 3TU. Three miles West from the City Centre, served by bus route 41. Parking is available at the Castle or in neighbouring streets. 18:00 (1hr 30mins) £12.00(£8.00) ***** Three Weeks **** Edinburgh Evening News **** FringeReview at 6:00 pm
• August 31, 2010
  • King Arthur
    King Arthur
    Time: 6:00 pm
    
    In association with the Demarco European Art Foundation. You are invited to the Castle, where the King is about to make an important announcement. How will his subjects react when he reveals that he wishes to impose democracy? An immersive promenade performance in the atmospheric grounds of Craigcrook Castle, following 2009's successful indoor production of this modern renaissance form play. During the interval, visit the Demarco Exhibition. Craigcrook Castle is at 95 Craigcrook Road, EH4 3TU. Three miles West from the City Centre, served by bus route 41. Parking is available at the Castle or in neighbouring streets. 18:00 (1hr 30mins) £12.00(£8.00) ***** Three Weeks **** Edinburgh Evening News **** FringeReview at 6:00 pm
• September 1, 2010
  • King Arthur
    King Arthur
    Time: 6:00 pm
    
    In association with the Demarco European Art Foundation. You are invited to the Castle, where the King is about to make an important announcement. How will his subjects react when he reveals that he wishes to impose democracy? An immersive promenade performance in the atmospheric grounds of Craigcrook Castle, following 2009's successful indoor production of this modern renaissance form play. During the interval, visit the Demarco Exhibition. Craigcrook Castle is at 95 Craigcrook Road, EH4 3TU. Three miles West from the City Centre, served by bus route 41. Parking is available at the Castle or in neighbouring streets. 18:00 (1hr 30mins) £12.00(£8.00) ***** Three Weeks **** Edinburgh Evening News **** FringeReview at 6:00 pm

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