Sentence examples for fringe experience from inspiring English sources

Part of the Fringe experience is seeing a production you know little about.

It's become as much part of their yearly fringe experience as throwing up on Cowgate and seeing all the main Traverse shows is for others.

Wordsworth's French revolution paen, "Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven!" reflected my Fringe experience.

People go and see big-name comedian in the Garden and think they're having a fringe experience, and there's so much more to it than that.

My most disturbing fringe experience came courtesy of Fiction (Pleasance King Dome), a story told entirely through headphones in audience members' ears.

Chrome is still a fringe browser — in the vastness of the Internet, 40 million users is still fringe — and ad-blocking browser additions are still a relatively fringe experience.

The new Fox drama "Fringe" experienced a 26percentt increase, and the ABC series "Lost" had a 25percentt increase.

It seems people have been glued to their TV screens rather than dipping a toe in the fringe, with the Stage reporting reduced ticket sales and even the PBH free fringe experiencing lower audience numbers.

Erik Satie's Faction (Pleasance), performed by Alistair McGowan and directed by his wife, Charlotte Page, is one of my top fringe experiences: a beautifully polished portrait of the French composer (whose music haunted the film Last Tango in Paris).

Here he is in action – sadly, the video is not from the cereal-throwing performance: A cross-dressing bearded opera singer who loves Lycra and the word "assholism" is a tough sell but easily one of the most incredible fringe experiences I've had.

After 1960 central London the primary global city in greater Europe began to lose population while the overall region, particularly the outer fringes, experienced considerable growth.