Coverage from Edinburgh Festival 2013
Edinburgh Festival 2013 saw ThreeWeeks return for its eighteenth year, once again covering the International, Book, Art and Politics festivals and the awe inspiring Edinburgh Fringe, via our weekly magazine, daily updates, podcasts and website.
Our cover stars were East End Cabaret, Will Franken and John Hinton while columns came from Jack McNamara, Keith Farnan, David Morgan, Bryony Kimmings and Luke Wright, and we interviewed, amongst many others, Tomas Ford, Diane Spencer, The Real MacGuffins, Oliver Emanuel, The Grandees and The Magnets.
Adam Kay, Amateur Transplant-er: Why doctors leave medicine for comedy
Amy Gilmartin: Fearing at the Fringe
Arielle Gray, Chris Isaacs and Tim Watts: From Alvin Sputnik to 'It's Dark Outside'
Ben Van Der Velde: Why I'm saving the handwritten letter
Benny Davis: A Playlist
Birthday Girls: Happy Birthday to you… for in fifty years time
Book Festival to celebrate thirty years by looking to next three decades
Brendon Burns, Fringe Guru: Top five tips for what to do when your numbers are low
Brett Goldstein: Contains themes of an adult nature
Brian Mitchell & Joseph Nixon: Pitching Daddy and Haystacks at the Fringe
Bridget Christie wins Edinburgh Comedy Award
Bridget Christie: No bic for her
Bryony Kimmings: Meet your Fringe role models…
Carey Marx: Quick Quiz
Cerrie Burnell: Creating magic
Champagne Cabaret: Five Sparkling Wines You Have To Meet This Year At The Fringe
Chris Stokes: Telling it like it possibly could potentially might be
City Glimpses brings dance to the Festival streets
Dan Cook: Beyond the Banjax, serving some Fringe time
Dan Nightingale: Quick Quiz
David Morgan: What makes someone beautiful?
Dean Friedman & JD Henshaw: Musical fun that’s silly and smelly
Diane Spencer: Hurricane warning
Die Roten Punkte: Art rock cabaret
EastEnd Cabaret: Slightly dirty talk
Edinburgh Art Festival invites locals to complain, in song
Edinburgh Comedy Award noms announced
Edinburgh International Festival: A Playlist
Edinburgh’s short-film strand returns
EIF director discusses his 2013 season - where art absorbs technological shifts
Entries still being accepted for the Amused Moose Laughter Awards
Familia de la Noche: Very possibly the greatest liars of all the Festival
Fine Chisel: Fine Fringe fusions
First batch of Fringe Firsts and Herald Angels presented
First ever tie at 'So You Think You're Funny?'
Flurry of awards presented alongside last batch of Fringe Firsts
Foster's confirm continued support for Fringe's big comedy prize
Fringe concludes with record number of tickets issued
Gambon and Egan to appear in EIF's Beckett season
Haley McGee: Oh my, wild and absurd on the solo Fringe
Here we go again – the ThreeWeeks mini-guide to the Edinburgh Festival 2013
Hungry Bitches: Hipsters beware
I Am Bev: And this is my Edinburgh...
Jack McNamara: Top Five films to never take to the stage
Jacob Edwards: Quick Quiz
James Acaster: Quick Quiz
Jammy Voo: Quick Quiz
Joey Page: Five tips for surviving the Fringe
John Hinton: More than just a theory - Einstein in Edinburgh
Keith Farnan: Top Five Fears
Kuopio Town Theatre: A Mammoth Fringe Finnish
Letter To Edinburgh: Asher Treleaven
Letter to Edinburgh: The Axis Of Awesome's Lee Naimo
Letter To Edinburgh: Tiernan Douieb
Lili la Scala: Easy vintage at the Fringe? No such Thinge!
Lior: Checking into the Fringe flow
Lubel and Ward share Amused Moose Laughter Award prize
Luke Wright: Fringe Poesy
Luke Wright: Fringe Poesy 2
Luke Wright: Fringe Poesy 3
Lynn Ruth Miller is the TO&ST of the Fringe
Malcolm Hardee Award nominations announced
Marsha Shandur: Getting serious about writing funny
Mary Bourke: Opening the Muffragette Hall Of Fame
Mary Paulson-Ellis & Audrey Grant: Exploring artists and their materials
Matt Okine: Toasting an Edinburgh newcomer
Matthew Young: No pale imitation
Miranda amongst Television Festival line-up
MJ Hibbett: A Fringe guide for bands
Monkey Poet: Spoken word, actually
More gongs: Malcolm Hardee, Herald and Stage awards presented
Mrs Moneypenny: SuperScrimping at the Fringe
Musical Theatre Network Awards presented
Oliver Emanuel: Children's theatre on the edge
Orange Tree Productions: Cultures collide between the empires
Patrick Monahan: Cakes and hugging
Pierre Novellie takes Amused Moose prize
Reaching out with a new identity: Just Festival
Rhys Mathewson: The last £10 you have to spend
Rio Bauer wins Chortle student comedy prize
Rob Auton wins Fringe's best one-liner prize
Rob Wilson, Impromptu Shakespeare: Quick Quiz
Romesh Ranganathan: Rom Com and Rom Com Doms
Scary Little Girls: Putting more Brontë in your cabaret
Scroobius Pip: Words, words, words
Second batch of Fringe First and Herald Angels presented
Shane Shambu: Cultures combine for these reality power games
Simon Evans: Being Leashed
Snap Of The Day 01: The ThreeWeeks Team
Snap Of The Day 02: Superhero Snail Boy
Snap Of The Day 03: God Bless Liz Lochhead
Snap Of The Day 04: Biding Time
Snap Of The Day 05: Aurora Winterborn's Candid Cabaret
Snap Of The Day 06: Grounded
Snap Of The Day 07: The Improverts
Snap Of The Day 08: Best Of Burlesque
Snap Of The Day 09: Everything That Happened In The 20th Century, Seen Through The Eyes Of A Liar
Snap Of The Day 10: Flown - The Pirates Of The Carabina
Snap Of The Day 11: Poems To Order
Snap Of The Day 12: Captain Morgan And The Sands Of Time
Snap Of The Day 13: Teannaich Ceilidh Band
Snap Of The Day 14: Titus Andronicus
Snap Of The Day 15: The Real MacGuffins
Snap Of The Day 16: Our Glass House
Snap Of The Day 17: Mike Whellans
Snap Of The Day 18: Pendulums Bargain Emporium
Snap Of The Day 19: Fraser Millward
Snap Of The Day 20: Ménage à Trois
Snap Of The Day 21: Gecko’s ‘Missing’
Tamsin Fitzgerald: 2Faced Dance
The Boy With Tape On His Face: Photo Interview
The Dead Secrets: Top Five Edinburgh Secrets
The Ginge, The Geordie & The Geek: Quick Quiz
The Grandees: A Grandee return
The Magnets: A Cappella n Rock n Roll
The Maydays: The ten best (and worst) confessions
The Paper Birds: Perspectives through the ages
The Real MacGuffins: Big in Israel (allegedly)
The Wrong Crowd: Folklore on the Fringe
The Wrong Crowd: Quick Quiz
Three To See 2013: Adaptations for children
Three To See 2013: Because I felt like it
Three To See 2013: Book Festival
Three To See 2013: Christian comedy
Three To See 2013: Classical music
Three To See 2013: Comedy Kates
Three To See 2013: Contemporary music
Three To See 2013: Dance shows
Three To See 2013: Dark comedy
Three To See 2013: Deadly comedy
Three To See 2013: Devils and demons
Three To See 2013: Exhibitions
Three To See 2013: Festival Of Politics
Three To See 2013: Film adaptations
Three To See 2013: Hairy comedy
Three To See 2013: Hollywood types
Three To See 2013: Marvellous men
Three To See 2013: Musical classics
Three To See 2013: Musical comedy
Three To See 2013: New musicals
Three To See 2013: Operas
Three To See 2013: Physical shows
Three To See 2013: Psychic comedy
Three To See 2013: Reviewer recommended theatre
Three To See 2013: Shows for children to participate in
Three To See 2013: Spoken word
Three To See 2013: Talks
Three To See 2013: Tried and tested children's shows
Three To See 2013: Wonderful women
Three To See 2013: World and folk music
ThreeWeeks Editor's Letter: All about the Editors' Awards
ThreeWeeks Editor's Letter: Back for 2013
ThreeWeeks Editor's Letter: Preview edition is out!
ThreeWeeks Editors' Awards presented
ThreeWeeks Editor’s Letter: Introducing the ThreeWeeks review team
ThreeWeeks Editor’s Letter: Preview Edition is underway
ThreeWeeks Editor’s Letter: Week One edition is out!
ThreeWeeks Editor’s Letter: Week Three edition is out!
ThreeWeeks Editor’s Letter: Week Two edition is out!
ThreeWeeks gets ready for the Editors’ Awards
ThreeWeeks to return for its eighteenth Edinburgh Festival this August
Tim FitzHigham: Three week challenges
Tomás Ford: Electric Fringe cabaret… at midnight
Total Theatre Awards presented
Will Franken: Edinburgh benefits
Worbey And Farrell: Deviating on the keys
Yianni Agisilaou thinks big for Fringe finale
Zoe Lyons: Quick Quiz
