The Fringe

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The Fringe is the world’s largest open-access arts festival, held annually in Edinburgh and renowned for its vast, eclectic program of comedy, theatre, music, and performance.

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instanceOf annual event
arts festival
open-access festival
accessPolicy open-access
allows independent producers
performers of all experience levels
alsoKnownAs Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Edinburgh Festival Fringe
surface form: The Edinburgh Fringe
audienceType international audience
country Scotland
United Kingdom
culturalSignificance key part of Edinburgh’s tourism economy
major event in the global performing arts calendar
foundedAs alternative to the Edinburgh International Festival
genre cabaret
children’s shows
comedy
dance
music
spoken word
street performance
theatre
governedBy charitable organization
hasComponent free fringe shows
street events on the Royal Mile
ticketed main program
hasFeature multiple independent venues
ticketed and free shows
un-curated program
hasLanguage primarily English
hasOfficialWebsite https://www.edfringe.com/
impact launching careers of comedians
supporting emerging artists
inception 1947
location Edinburgh
notableFor being the world’s largest arts festival
eclectic program of performances
organizer Fringe Society
originalParticipants uninvited theatre companies
partOf Edinburgh festivals
surface form: Edinburgh Festival
recurrence annual
region Lothian
selectionProcess non-juried
ticketingSystem central box office and venue box offices
timePeriod 3 to 4 weeks each August
typicalStartTime August

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