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The Edinburgh Fringe 2007 Show #21 (MP3 40.1 mb, 43 minutes 46 seconds)
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Time for me to join most editorial columnists and quote Ole Blue Eyes on the final post during the Edinburgh Fringe period. Today’s last show of the main Fringe season takes a look at two of the biggest awards ceremonies at the Fringe, the If.com Comedy Awards and The Stage’s Awards for Acting Excellence. I also take the time to talk to Anthony Alderson, Director of the Pleasance, to look back at the 2007 Fringe.
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The Edinburgh Fringe 2007 Show #21
The If.com Comedy AwardsAnthony Alderson, Director
The PleasanceThe Stage Awards for Acting Excellence
Madi Distefano, Popsicle’s Departure 1989
Assembly St George’s West
Tags: Edinburgh, Edinburgh Fringe, review, podcast, If.com, Perrier, Brendan Burns, Madi Distefano, Anthony Alderson.
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