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    Ed Fringe 1998 Theatre Programme, Festival Programme, Arts. Full programme for The Edinburgh Fringe Festival from somewhere between 1991 to 2023. Downloaded from the EdFringe website, this is a free document that’s available to the public, now in pdf format. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe (also referred to as the Edinburgh Fringe or Edinburgh Fringe Festival, or simply The Fringe) is the world's largest performance arts festival, which in 2019 spanned 25 days and featured more than 59,600 performances of 3,841 different shows in 322 venues. Established in 1947 as an alternative to (and on the fringe of) the Edinburgh International Festival, it takes place in Edinburgh every August. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe has become a world-leading celebration of arts and culture, surpassed only by the Olympics and the World Cup in terms of global ticketed events.

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    Ed Fringe 1998 Theatre Programme, Festival Programme, Arts. Full programme for The Edinburgh Fringe Festival from somewhere between 1991 to 2023. Downloaded from the EdFringe website, this is a free document that’s available to the public, now in pdf format. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe (also referred to as the Edinburgh Fringe or Edinburgh Fringe Festival, or simply The Fringe) is the world's largest performance arts festival, which in 2019 spanned 25 days and featured more than 59,600 performances of 3,841 different shows in 322 venues. Established in 1947 as an alternative to (and on the fringe of) the Edinburgh International Festival, it takes place in Edinburgh every August. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe has become a world-leading celebration of arts and culture, surpassed only by the Olympics and the World Cup in terms of global ticketed events.

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    Ed Fringe 1998 Theatre Programme, Festival Programme, Arts. Full programme for The Edinburgh Fringe Festival from somewhere between 1991 to 2023. Downloaded from the EdFringe website, this is a free document that’s available to the public, now in pdf format. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe (also referred to as the Edinburgh Fringe or Edinburgh Fringe Festival, or simply The Fringe) is the world's largest performance arts festival, which in 2019 spanned 25 days and featured more than 59,600 performances of 3,841 different shows in 322 venues. Established in 1947 as an alternative to (and on the fringe of) the Edinburgh International Festival, it takes place in Edinburgh every August. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe has become a world-leading celebration of arts and culture, surpassed only by the Olympics and the World Cup in terms of global ticketed events.

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    Pax Romana? The Cramond Lioness: Roman & Celt in south-east Scotland 1 August - 3 October 1998 Tel: 0131 529 3993 Open: Monday - Saturday 10am-Spm, Sunday |2-5pm Admission £3/£2 concessions for all the exhibitions hepuiwww.cac.org.uk DINBVRGH First Among Equals Gillies and his contemporaries Southern Lights 150 years of Art in the Scottish settlement of Otago, New Zealand JD. Fergusson: The Blue Has, Cloner der Litas Full of the Warm South The Scottish Colourists and France Pe a ee eed Your City Art Centre ticket allows you 25% OFF admission to William Gillies: A Centenary Exhibition BecoLeteet ig 9-31 August 199 HOW TO BUY TICKETS INDEX OF COMPANIES page 4 An alphabetical listing by performer or company name. A person’s name is usually listed under his oor her surname (eg. lok for Homer Simpson under'S’) MAIN LISTING - THE PROGRAMME An alphabetical li each artform c ing by company or per ry giving full details on e: h production ENC art cea as rome) Can’t find the show you’re ine fame) looking for? (eee Do you know... THE the name of the performer or company? ene the title of the production 149 THE SHOW TITLE INDEX An alphabetical listing by show name, with the name of the venue performing company name and the page number where further information can be found. TICKET BOOKING FORM page 157 aa ee es For postal sales before and during the Fringe, see inside back cover ordering your LRT Bus Pass, and 1999 programme THE VENUE MAP inside back cover Every Fringe Venue has a number which is shown ‘on this map and is listed in a numerical index with a grid reference. "Cover Ilusteation by Martin Charteton The love of money is the root of all evil they say. But without significant sums of money, the Edinburgh Fringe simply could not exist. The hundreds of performing companies that make the epic trip to Edinburgh invest thousands of pounds to realise their dream of appearing at the world’s largest arts festival. Many different organisations support the Fringe with grants and sponsorship. We thank them for continuing to invest in the talent of the furure, Withour their support, the Fringe would be even more dependent on the performers to cover the costs of printing this programme, staffing the box office and dealing with hundreds of enquiries every day. The Edinburgh Fringe is unique. Ic is about entertainment as well as art and its continuing success lies in its ability to appeal to all ages and every kind of interest. 9,800 theatre, dance, comedy, musical and visual artists have made it to the 1998 Fringe. The enduring appeal of this chaotic assembly of artists is the fact that itis still possible for anyone to bring a show; the only barrier they have to cross is raising the necessary funds. We salute their enterprise and enthusiasm and wish them all success. Or as Shakespeare put it: “Nothing comes amiss, so money comes withal” taivg heuer) | Hilary Strong, Director ] EDINBURGH FESTIVAL FRINGE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE KIND SUPPORT OF ALL ITS SPONSORS. *° BANK OF SCOTLAND *EDINBVRGH: - Sponadige eet rsa MACDONALD UST tis EH a pt _ [cM COMPUTERS: A Arcadia Group ple Archangels Angels The Baked Potato Shop Aitken Dor and Son Bangalore Tandoori Restaurant eee Bristol & West PLC Garnbel Sv Ws CGshmere Sore of Scoand Lid ioe ee lace tae) Edinburgh Telecommunications Charles Duncan Constants Joti G Gray 8 Cn S8C ae Mackay Agcy Hoidy Property Len Lan Dicisoe Teseel Ere ‘Old Waverley Horel = 7 Facrorum Seva rn Compa Lining Feewel Raat jva Mexico Resuarant Whie Dove Cate Henderson’s Salad Table rae {auriston Facm Brewers Fayre Ghenibe Royal Mile Whiskis Ata es rol its Tartan Sik Led St Se tm sat Sep te ae United Colors Of Benetton Aiper Resrm “eth ie Valvona & Crolla Conk Pesopoghic Senora “The Witchery by the Caste Se an MeCi OF The Royal ic {Seo Can Men Recut Mo gins es omy tees a Rene Cor maeme cone Dente Be oral en Thanks for the support of the many Rego Se organisations around Edinburgh who have ee hil acta a Mere joined our Fringe Angels Scheme Seat Sooke Seat Reve Gratis Os Te he Te soo) Wo Ed eee nesDaer Wilde 694 Us Tometchecumman Meine Rive teseciotsae The Uke Toms a5 i) 2S How to Find Out More ENQUIRIES ‘The Fringe Office, 180 High Street, Edinburgh EH1 195 Tel. (0131) 226 $257 Fax. (0131) 220 4205 email. _admin@edfringe.com INFORMATION The Fringe Office uring the festival we employ a large, wellinformed staff who aim to provide comprehensive information on all Fringe shows, including tickee avalabiliy and changes to information in the programme. They do not however recommend productions The Daily Diary ‘This isan up-to-date chronological listing of every show or exhibition taking place a the Fringe on any one day. Itis free and available atthe Fringe Office and at locations throughout Edinburgh. LRT FESTIVAL BUS PASS ‘The Festival Fringe Society has negotiated a discoune Bus Pass {n conjunction with Lothian Regional Transport. Unlimited travel ‘on LRT buses (excluding night buses) for one week costs £9.50. asses can be purchased at the Fringe Box Office (in person or by phone) and can also be ordered via the Booking Form ar the back of the programme. FRINGE *98 ON THE INTERNET This programme is also available on the World Wide Web at herpstorww.go-edinburgh.co.uk. The programme ineludes a unique search facility t0 locate your favourite performer oF show, oF You can search on keywords. The Daily Diaries are also available on-line enabling you to plan day-by-day visits in advance. Once you have scen a Fringe show, you can also post your ows review in the read those already posted by other ‘Unofficial Reviews Section Fringe emchusiasts. USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS Inernational Fessval (0131) 473 2000 Toure Information (0131) $57 1700, Diliary Taro (OUST) 228 1188 Accommodscion (0131) 473 3855 Fi Festival (131) 228 4051 trish Rail 034s 484950 roe (0191) 225 2202 tos Information (0131) 225 3858 ook Festal (0897) S00.010 Airport (0131) 385 1000 1 per minute Police (isn sin 5131 Booking form at the back of the programme How to LEAN e cans Telephone Sales eo (0131) 226 5138 10 Lines Open: Monday 22 June Hours: 10,00-18.00, Mon-Sat (22 June-25 July) 09.00-21.00, 7 days a week (27 July-31 Avg) Tickets can either be posted or held for collection at the Fringe Bex Office calesion nes 10.00-18.0) Minicom Number: (0131) 220 5594 for customers with hearing difficulties Disabled access information on page 124 IN PERSON At the Fringe Office 180 High Street, Royal Mile, Edinburgh Opens: Monday 27 July Hours: 10.00-19.00, 7 days a week At Waterstones Waterstone's Booksellers, 83 George Street, Edinburgh Opens: Friday 31 July Hours: 10,00-19.00, Mon-Sat 11.00-19.00, Sundays At the Scottish Gas Mobile Information Centre Princes Street Gardens, by The Mound Opens: Sunday 9 August 30 Angust Hours: 10,00-17.30, 7 days a week At James Thin Booksellers 53-59 South Bridge Opens: Tuesday 4 August Hours: 10.00-19.00, Mon-Sat 11.00-17.00, Sundays BY POST To: BOX YQ, 180 High Street, Edinburgh FHI 195 Opens: Monday 15 June Please allow a minimum of ten days for delivery. ‘Reoune Main Antoni Fone ‘2 Nal Scey Actes tage ‘ate Pcormance Productions bers Rex Teste ‘The Aan Potery Cri Aion Adee Way & Herbs Cheese “a n 2 2 a na 10 ARG (Corang kage Theave Company) 73 ‘Mca Drew There ‘Adora The Mig ofAea Out ‘of Sets Aricles [Aten Karas = Panateybooed AI New ore AlMuray Pub Landiore ‘ner Sido ‘Ame Tesre Company ‘Amerean High Shoo! “Treas Fes nme craton UK Andes Procictore Ways ‘ndreVincere = See Me. 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