Great day at the Fringe in Edinburgh today which started with the - TopicsExpress

Great day at the Fringe in Edinburgh today which started with the extremely funny free BBC MacAulay and Co. show which had some superb guests including Susan Calman, Paul Foot and Jason Byrne. Then after lunch we went to the Best of the Fest and a variety of fantastic comics which were all hugely enjoyable and all so different. Some of the names of the acts we have noted so that if they come back next year we will make every attempt to see their show. Later in the afternoon a university group of 9 students, performed an amazing version of the Pirates of Penzance which was not only beautifully sung but wonderfully well acted. (Pics will follow later)

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