The Fringe Society, a registered charity, depends on support from people like you. Your generosity allows us to continue our work: supporting artists, assisting audiences, and celebrating the Fringe and what it stands for all over the world.

This will enable us to deliver on our core objectives: A central Box Office with integrated customer services including registration of all shows, information management and maintenance, ticketing and customer services (around 55,000 enquiries in 2024).

Supporting the Fringe. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, a registered charity, is the company that organises the structure that underpins the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.The level of commitment required for such an undertaking would not be possible if it weren’t for the enthusiasm of the people of Edinburgh, combined with the longstanding support of our audiences, sponsors, supporters and ...

All Fringe shows are e-ticketed – here's how it works: Once you book your tickets you will receive a confirmation email containing a QR code that the venue staff will scan when you arrive to see your show.; You can show the code on your device or print it off at home.; If you book multiple shows in the same transaction, you can use the same QR code for all bookings in …

About this venue. Meeting point is to the left side of the Festival Theatre building as you face it from the street, by the Festival Café side door, in the gap between the Festival Theatre and the City Restaurant.

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Discover the essential information you'll need to plan a trip to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

The Fringe is a three-week festival of performing arts that takes place in Edinburgh every August. Its story dates back to 1947, when eight theatre groups turned up uninvited to perform at the Edinburgh International Festival. The Edinburgh International Festival was an initiative created to ...

Discover the essential information you'll need to plan a trip to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

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