Coverage from Edinburgh Festival 2015
Edinburgh Festival 2015 saw ThreeWeeks return for its twentieth 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 Adam Riches, Michael Legge and Sofie Hagen, while columns came from Stewart Francis, Puddles, Ria Lina, the Festival Of Spoken Nerd and an assortment of Fringe poets, and we interviewed, amongst many others, Luke Wright, Emma Hall, Stephen Tobolowsky, Doug Segal, Goose, Hannah Chutzpah, Ali McGregor, The Dead Secrets, Maddy Anhalt, Penny Ashton, Will Pickvance and Stuart Bowden.
A. Tiger: The tasty Fringe
Adam Forde: Storytellers face off on the family fringe
Adam Riches: Rich pickings in Coach Coach’s Fringe team
Ali McGregor: All That Jazzamatazz
Ally Houston: Clowning with stand-up
Amee Smith: Voyage around a father
Amnesty International again puts the spotlight on human rights themed works
Andrew Ryan: Former PI turned stand-up
Angella Kwon: Showcasing Korea at the Fringe
Another awards round up: Angels, Posters and more
Art Festival to visualise 'The Improbable City'
Barely Methodical Troupe: Bringing back Bromance
Ben Norris: Talking love, loss and motorways
Best boy gets branded in name a punchline
Bryony Kimmings speaks to and for performers with Fringe Central address
Chris Betts: Bar etiquette during the Fringe
Chris Cooke: Speaking freely this Festival
Chris Kent: No stalling
Chuck Armstrong & Charlie Stockman: A guide to adapting the classics
Comedy awards flow at the Edinburgh Fringe
Doug Segal: Back reading minds and influencing people
Eddie Nixon and Christina Elliot: Giving dance its place
Edinburgh's comedy shortlists incoming
EIF fireworks to also finale the Fringe this year
Elf Lyons: What superheroes taught me about sexiness
Elspeth Turner: Ballads of old inspire writing new
Emma Hall: With 621 opinions, you have to choose
Festival Of The Spoken Nerd: Fringe Charts 1
Festival Of The Spoken Nerd: Fringe Charts 2
Festival Of The Spoken Nerd: Fringe Charts 3
Finalists announced for Amused Moose Comedy Awards
First Fringe Firsts presented for 2015
Get off the mic and read: New book on the art of stand up to launch at the Fringe
Gilded Balloon: Thirty years young
Goose: Set loose with a one-man cartoon
Hannah Chutzpah: Answering our questions so nicely
Henry Maynard: Flabbergasting the Fringe
House Of Blakewell: Happy, happy, happy
Hundreds of Chinese school children to appear in Fringe extravaganza at the Playhouse
Ian Smith: Here, there and whereabouts
Idil Sukan: Awarding the comedy creatives
It’s Puddles’ guide to the Fringe
John Hinton: Why threes are (scientifically) magic
Kally Lloyd-Jones: Moved by Nijinsky’s last jump
Keith Farnan: The Fringe survival guide for children
Kickstarting at the Fringe: the ins and outs of crowd-funding an Edinburgh show
Latest venue innovations on the Fringe: C venues
Latest venue innovations on the Fringe: Greenside
Latest venue innovations on the Fringe: theSpaceUK
Latest venue innovations on the Fringe: Underbelly's Circus Hub
LetLuce: Setting sail for another Fringe
Lieven Scheire: Revenge of the nerds
Liftshare social enterprise encourages Fringe-goers to think green this Festival
Linda Cattaneo: Cranking up the Discoteque Machine
Lloyd Griffith: I love cathedrals
Luke Wright: The stay-at-Fringe dandy
Maddy Anholt: Best Fringe date
Máire Clerkin: Confessions of a dodgy Irish dancer
Michael J Dolan: Three Thousand Weeks
Michael Legge: Telling it like it is
New dates, new schemes, though the new International Festival director insists his artists are the real innovators
Penny Ashton: With a little help from Ms Austen
Phone gag tops Dave's list of Fringe one-liners
Photo Shoot: From David’s camera
Photo Shoot: From Kat's camera
Photo Shoot: The Week One edition
Poetry Corner #01: by Matthew Harvey (Auckland, New Zealand)
Poetry Corner #02: by Jennie Benton Smith (Class 10B)
Poetry Corner #03: by Clair Whitefield
Poetry Corner #04: by Dan Simpson and Oli Forsyth from Stand Up & Slam!
Poetry Corner #05: by Elvis McGonagall
Poetry Corner #06: by James Bran
Rebecca Perry: An ode to ginger (or the redheaded renaissance)
Ria Lina: A punter’s guide to Fringe marketing and hype
Richard Gadd takes Amused Moose award
Samuel Brett Williams: Top Ten Theatre Walk-Outs
Shelley Mitchell: Performing with angels
Sofie Hagen: Bubblewrapped
Stand-up encourages performers to donate unused fringe food to charity
Stephen Tobolowsky: Opening his files for the Fringe
Stewart Francis: Stew penned this
Stuart Bowden: Reversing into the Fringe
The Dead Secrets: Curiosities in the Underbelly vaults
Three To See 2015: A bonus set from Meet The Media
Three To See 2015: A Trio Of Dragon Shows
Three To See 2015: Autobiographical
Three To See 2015: Book Festival
Three To See 2015: Circus
Three To See 2015: Comedians Facing Adversity
Three To See 2015: Comedy Acts With Books Out
Three To See 2015: Comedy Show Titles Worth Repeating
Three To See 2015: Comedy that's ThreeWeeks approved
Three To See 2015: Dance Pieces
Three To See 2015: Dance Shows for Kids
Three To See 2015: Delectable Duos
Three To See 2015: Exhibitions
Three To See 2015: Late Night Lovelies
Three To See 2015: New Musicals
Three To See 2015: Opera
Three To See 2015: Politics Festival
Three To See 2015: Sketch Shows Worth Checking
Three To See 2015: Something A Bit Classical
Three To See 2015: Something a bit contemporary (and musical)
Three To See 2015: Something A Little Different
Three To See 2015: Spoken Word Group Efforts
Three To See 2015: Spoken Word Solo Pieces
Three To See 2015: Theatrical Comedy
Three To See 2015: Theatrical Solo Shows
Three To See 2015: ThreeWeeks Approved Theatre
Three To See 2015: Verbatim Performances
Three To See 2015: Youth Events
Three To See on 11 Aug: Penny Ashton, Jethro Compton, Jonny And The Baptists
Three To See on 12 Aug: Valiant, Jazzamatazz!, Jonny Awsum
Three To See on 13 Aug: Adam Riches, Racing Minds, The History Of Music
Three To See on 14 Aug: Fills Monkey, The School Of Night, Scaramouche Jones
Three To See on 15 Aug: Jessie Cave, The Bookbinder, Splitfoot
Three To See on 16 Aug: Ben Norris, The Last Kill, James Acaster
Three To See on 17 Aug: Bathtime, Balletronic, Bucket
Three To See on 18 Aug: Traces, Adam Riches, Richard Gadd
Three To See on 19 Aug: Off The Mic, Simon Thacker, The Very Grey Matter Of Edward Blank
Three To See on 20 Aug: Michael Legge, Nish Kumar, Tatterdemalion
Three To See on 21 Aug: Women’s Hour, Roughs (For Radio), BARBU Electro Trad Cabaret
Three To See on 22 Aug: Poetry Can F*ck Off, Blind Man’s Song, Da-Da-Darling
Three To See on 23 Aug: Amused Moose, Vertical Influences, The Elephant In The Room
Three To See on 24 Aug: Jimmy McGhie, Women's Hour, BEASTS
Three To See on 25 Aug: Hitch, Japan Marvelous Drummers, Stuart Bowden
Three To See on 26 Aug: Monkey Poet, Emma Hall, 1972
Three To See on 27 Aug: Confirmation, Sofie Hagen, Bromance
Three To See on 28 Aug: Michael J Dolan, Soweto Afro Pop Opera, Abnormally Funny People
Three To See on 29 Aug: Edmund The Learned Pig, The Remnants, Going Viral
ThreeWeeks co-Editor to take to the Fringe stage with a free speech
ThreeWeeks Editors' Awards presented for 2015
ThreeWeeks in Edinburgh 2015 - we're back for year 20!
ThreeWeeks returns to help you navigate Edinburgh's big three weeks
Total Theatre Awards presented for 2015
Total Theatre Awards shortlists announced
Will Pickvance: Dissecting the piano
Yianni: Transgressing the 'line'
‘A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing’ wins Amnesty prize
