Sentence examples for fringe performers from inspiring English sources

Edinburgh fringe performers take note: you don't need a big advertising campaign to create a sell-out show.

This isn't to say there is no ambition on the part of the Fringe performers to escape the fringe, just that the spotlight isn't their prime spur.

As fringe performers in circuses like Scotch and Soda display death-defying feats on rollerskates, so, too, are the Supercar teams defying the notorious "turn eight" on the Adelaide track, with its risks of spectacular smashed bodywork.

This came out of an interesting discussion on Twitter, in which that view was challenged by Andy Field, for whose Forest Fringe performers and theatre-makers have worked for free.

Barley said: "Culture is every bit as important as an expression of soft power as winning gold medals". While around 200 nations are expected to compete in the Olympics, the book festival this year hosts writers from 40 countries, the international festival artists from 38, and the fringe, performers from 43.

In the wake of M*A*S*H, Altman began turning out films of bewildering variety and brilliance: an oddball fable such as Brewster McCloud (1970) filled with quirky but fringe performers was followed by a melancholy western McCabe and Mrs Miller (1971), with two of the biggest stars of the day, Warren Beatty and Julie Christie.

One night, a fellow fringe performer invites me to help make "hash brownies".

Speakers will include Simon McBurney, founder of Théâtre de Complicité, and the neuroscientist Sir Colin Blakemore in a programme of events curated by Fringe performer Brian Lobel.

Don't get hung up on death, says this vibrantly theatrical and typically absorbing (Thorpe has fast become a must-see Fringe performer) fashion; but don't be scared of it either.

To ensure this opening up of the discussion around mental health is not simply a passing fad of this year's fringe, performer Brian Lobel has worked with the Wellcome Trust on a project called Sick of the Fringe.

"I think she is understood as a fringe performer where art, politics, poetry and theatre coincide.