The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2010 #17 – Walking Down the Royal Mile

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Martin Brundle has about 4 minutes on a Formula 1 Grid – I wonder how he;s cope with the Royal Mile? Yes it’s time for the annual start at the top, switch on the microphone, and commence walking, as I attempt to capture the spirits, the sounds, the sensations and the showmanship on display on the Royal Mile.

Walking Down The Royal Mile (2010 Edition)

• We Three Kings (Busking)
• The Railway Children (C Plaza)
• Danny Ward Plus One (Sin Club)
• The Body Tights Man Show (The Caves)
• Edinburgh Revue Presents (Cabaret Voltaire)
• Cambridge University Medics Revue (C Venues)
• Charmed Forces (The Caves)
• Photo 51 (Zoo Roxy)
• I Said I Wouldn’t Do This Again (The Zoo)
• Antics Improv Group (Sweet Grassmarket)
• A Clockwork Orange (Spaces on the Mile)
• The Wind in the Willows (C Too)
• Hood! (Spaces on the Mile
• Fairy Fail (Gilded Balloon)
• Princes Cabaret (Gilded Balloon)
• The Edinburgh Fridge (Greenside)
• The Fever Chart (Spaces on the Mile)
• Nothing to Show (Spaces on the Mile)
• The Man Who Fell Out Of Bed (C Central)
• Durham Review’s Working Title (Underbelly)
• Baby Wants Candy (Assembly Hall)
• Oi For England (Venue 13)
• 100 (Surgeons Hall)
• The Ark (The Space at Venue 45)
• Hildegard of Bingen and the Living Light (Surgeons Hall)
• The Venetian Twins (C Venues)
• James James (Street Performer)
• Morgan and West (Gilded Balloon)
• Death by Gameshow (C Soco)
• Dr Faustus (Underbelly)
• The Night Keeper (Hill Street Theatre)
• Wit (C Aquila)
• Little Shop of Horrors (Augustines)

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