Coverage from Edinburgh Festival 2011
Edinburgh Festival 2011 saw ThreeWeeks return for its sixteenth year, once again covering the International, Book, Art and Politics festivals and the awe inspiring Edinburgh Fringe, via our weekly magazine, daily reviews sheet, podcasts and website.
Our Guest Editors were Richard Herring, Andrew Maxwell and Camille while Barry Cryer, The Penny Dreadfuls and Tim Key graced our covers. Zoe Lyons, Luke Wright, The Noise Next Door and Piff The Magic Dragon wrote columns, and interviewees included Glenn Wool, Adam Riches, Amanda Palmer, Fork, Sammy J, Nick Pynn, Anthony Rapp, Dusty Limits and Rosie Wilby.
A whole load more Fringe awards
Adam Riches: The Riches of character comedy
Alister O'Loughlin: Getting the most from the Fringe
Amanda Palmer: A Fringe doll on the Edge
Amnesty launch 2011 Fringe campaign
Amused Moose Laughter Awards finalists announced
Amused Moose's Fringe winners announced
Andrew O'Neill: On making metalheads laugh (and working with Alice Cooper)
Another Edinburgh awards round up
Another record breaking Fringe
Anthony Rapp: On the Shakespeare Fringe... in 3D
Art Festival presents Fringe films
Bagpuss: When Camille met Bagpuss
Barry Cryer: When Richard met Barry
Beardyman: Two nights on the Fringe
Ben Divall, Elizabeth Guest & Johnathan Mills: Festival heirlooms lead cultural interchange
Brett Goldstein: Fawlty Towers with tits - growing up in a strip club
Can you spot the fake show blurb?
Charles Pamment: Spaces filled with fringe goodness
Charlie Baker: And the wedding band play
Chris Cooke: Extreme Edinburgh
Cock-gate seemingly divides Fringe comedy communty
Comedy Award shortlists out, with massive eight contenders for Newcomer Prize
Dave Gibson and Charlie Talbot: Fighting the Battle Of Britain
David Reed, Humphrey Ker & Thom Tuck: A dreadful guide to Edinburgh
Dusty Limits: Cabaret with out limits
Edinburgh's Mela leads festival month finale
EIF announce involvement in 2012 Shakespeare extravaganza
EIF offers eight pound tickets to young theatre-goers
EIF takes you backstage
EIF to announce new Honorary President
Festival Media Network to stage annual Media At The Fringe debate
First Fringe Firsts presented
First Herald Angels presented
Fork: Have some Pink Noise
Fringe comedians lined up for wrestling extravaganza
Fringe performers meet the media
Fringe performers to stage flash-mob snogfest
Gala show to celebrate Mervyn Stutter's 20th year
Glenn Wool: When Andrew met Glenn
Guest Editor Andrew Maxwell
Guest Editor Camille O'Sullivan
Guest Editor Richard Herring
Hannah Mulder: Darker and wilder - fairy tales as they should be
Idil Sukan: The Edinburgh Fringe through a lens
James Cowden: Right on the Spotlites
Le Gateau Chocolat: A slice of Fringe cabaret
Lloyd Langford: Not Many People Know That!
Lorraine Chase: For tonight, Joe will interview Lorraine
Luca Silvestrini: Dance where you LOL
Lucy Perman: A clean break at the Fringe
Luke Wright: Bad bits, best bits
Malcolm Hardee Award organisers announce week of stuff for Fringe 2011
Malcolm Hardee Award shortlists announced
Maxwell uses Fringe to launch Alpine comedy fest
More Fringe Firsts presented
Natasha Gilmore: A conversation with Natasha
Nick Pynn: People call it avante folk
Paul Nathan: Harrassing children at the Fringe sells tickets
Peters Productions: An interview with words
Physical Chekov homage wins FringeReview Prize
Piff The Magic Dragon: Bad bits, best bits
Politics Festival is go
Rhum And Clay: A vibrant blur
Riches and Ker take Edinburgh Comedy Awards
River People: On the theatrical wagon
Rosie Wilby adds Fringe mishaps to her diary
Rosie Wilby: The accidental comedian
Sammy J: When Andrew met Sammy
Show & Tell launch newspaper
Some quick Book Festival Tips
Stage Award nominations announced
Stand-up Mirza attacked while flyering
Stand-up's Dad wrote winning joke
Steve Hennessy: Murder and madness on the fringe
Terry Alderton: Voices, silliness and pratting around
The Fringe's musical awards presented
The List Operators: Kids and compooters
The Noise Next Door: Bad bits, best bits
Theatre Ninjas: The app is back
Three To See 2011: A cappella acts
Three To See 2011: Award winners
Three To See 2011: Cabaret shows for your MIND
Three To See 2011: Cabaret shows with a food theme (almost)
Three To See 2011: Cabaret style musical treats
Three To See 2011: Children's adaptations
Three To See 2011: Comedians with a story to tell
Three To See 2011: Comedic doctors
Three To See 2011: Comedic music acts
Three To See 2011: Comedic shows for kids
Three To See 2011: Comedy chat shows
Three To See 2011: EIF dreams
Three To See 2011: EIF vocal groups
Three To See 2011: Festivals within the Fringe
Three To See 2011: Folky treats
Three To See 2011: Fringe oddities
Three To See 2011: Funny men
Three To See 2011: Funny women
Three To See 2011: Gigs on the Edge
Three To See 2011: International dance pieces
Three To See 2011: Local exhibitors
Three To See 2011: Musicals with arty inspiration
Three To See 2011: New physical pieces
Three To See 2011: New-ish musicals
Three To See 2011: Physical shows with a fairy tale theme
Three To See 2011: Plays with numbers
Three To See 2011: Sculpture and installation
Three To See 2011: Sketch shows
Three To See 2011: Spins on the bard
Three To See 2011: Theatre shows with an historical touch
Three To See 2011: Theatrical adaptations
Three To See 2011: ThreeWeeks Editors' Award winners
Three To See 2011: Tried and tested musicals
Three To See 2011: Walking tours
ThreeWeeks announces its plans for Edinburgh 2011
ThreeWeeks Editors' Awards presented
ThreeWeeks Survey: Fringe flu is incoming, how to survive
ThreeWeeks Survey: Sit back, relax, and read the reviews
ThreeWeeks Survey: You have the words, what about the music?
ThreeWeeks' Editors' Awards to be presented tomorrow
Tim Key: When Camille met Tim
Total Theatre Awards return
Total Theatre shortlists out
Watson to lead as comics try to retain Fringe football trophy
Waverley Care want jokes to #laffoffstigma
Zoe Lyons: Bad bits, best bits
