Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
[audio:http://edinburghfringe.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpc_eff2011_20110830_26.mp3] My top ten moments of the 2011 Edinburgh Festival Fringe with music, chat, interviews, quotes, and more. More at the Edinburgh Fringe Podcast and The Stage. Follow via RSS or in iTunes.
[audio:http://edinburghfringe.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpc_eff2011_20110829_25.mp3] With Tim Fitzhigham (The Gambler) and coverage from The Stage Awards for Acting Excellence. More at the Edinburgh Fringe Podcast and The Stage. Follow via RSS or in iTunes.
Final star count: 117 stars over 32 shows. My average star rating: 3.65. Ex-Eastenders stars quaffing champagne: 1. Discussions over coffee to take over the world: 2. Good friends I won’t see for a year: Far too many. And as the Fringe draws to a close, that’s how it was yesterday.
[audio:http://edinburghfringe.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpc_eff2011_20110828_24.mp3] With Kai Humphries (Bare Faced Cheek), Gavin Mitchell, Jimmy Chisholm, and Clare Waugh (Casablanca – The Gin Joint Cut), and Dave Eastgate (I Wish I Had a Band). More at the Edinburgh Fringe Podcast and The Stage. Follow via RSS or in iTunes.
Chris Cox hits a home run: No one reviews reviewers, there is no comeback for any disgruntled performer who feels unfairly treated by a review because the facts might not be right, because it is just a synopsis of the show, because it’s not a review. Where is the right to reply for a performer who gets reviewed by someone who is grumpy, tired, seeing their eighth show of the day in a hot room and would much rather just be having something to eat then churning out another few hundred words on something they aren’t going to enjoy, despite
[audio:http://edinburghfringe.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpc_eff2011_20110827_23.mp3] Dr Phil Hammond (Dr Phil’s Rude Health Show), Laurence Clark (Health Hazzard), Chris Larner (An Instinct for Kindness), and music from Claude Bourbon (Medieval and Spanish Blues, Guitar and Song). More at the Edinburgh Fringe Podcast and The Stage. Follow via RSS or in iTunes.
