Fringepig

Saturday, May 4th, 2019Welcome to Fringepig

Hello dear people,

Well, we were halfway off the ground when we had to cancel.

Liam the editor has won an election in Devon, and now wants to spend more time with his parishioners, his kids, his stuffed toys and his catalogue of regrets.

We all had a hoot doing Fringepig – from its early days as a website to its three years as a fully-fledged magazine.

If anyone has bought an advert, a refund has been issued and should show up soon. We apologise for the change of plan.

Thanks to EVERYONE who made this fun.

The website will stay up for a bit but won’t update. It’ll just hang here like a frozen moment in time. And not the best moment, either. August 2018. Which was okay, but it was no July 1996 was it?

Meh.

A K Kipper, Publisher and stuffed elephant

The latestFRINGEPIG ARTICLES

GAGGING ACTS: Fringepig speaks to four comedians who speak up for free speech
REP-RESENTIN': For women comedians, the Fringe affords a refreshing break from having to represent 49.6 per cent of the population
IT'S GRIM UP NORTH: How vested interests and Council perfidy chased the fun out of New Town
If there’s a funnier boy-girl ex-crusty libertarian hedonist insurrectionist at this year’s Fringe, then… we haven’t heard
THE EDINBURGH COUNCIL JOKE PAGE: is as much fun as it sounds!
THE LEFT NEEDS TO REDISCOVER REASON... and here's why
OZ-FAILURE: Why has Australia's Fringe and Festival scene gone catastrophically wrong?
LUISA OMIELAN: She's back, she's pissed off and she's finding the funny despite a profound sense of loss

The latestCOMEDY REVIEWER REVIEWS

Paul Mitchell

Friday, August 24th, 2018 0 responses

Jane Beeston

Monday, August 20th, 2018 0 responses

Yasmin Hackett

Monday, August 20th, 2018 1 response

Ariane Branigan

Saturday, August 18th, 2018 0 responses

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Want some Fringe background? Here are some archive articles!

August 14th, 2018

Just two years ago, New Town was a brilliant, bustling Fringe hub. But thanks to vested interests and Council lunacy it’s becoming the town that fun forgot.

Derwent Cyzinski

It’s Grim Up North

August 21st, 2015

Every now and then we at FringePig like to feature something that complements our output but requires absolutely no effort on our part, except that of lying back and basking in reflected glory. So here is Back Row podcast #14; a conversation between two reviewers as imagined by Susan Harrison and Gemma Arrowsmith. You should probably […]

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Black Wednesday / Half Star Ratings

August 5th, 2015

Through the years of living in Edinburgh I had gained a strong love for the month of August. What bear doesn’t? I loved the chaotic creativity as like-minds collide and combine, sparking new projects, ideas, friendships and everything in between. In 2011, I decided to get involved and contributed as a reviewer to The Skinny, […]

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