The 2020 Fringe is not going ahead as planned.
The Fringe Society is here to do everything we can to support Fringe artists and partners during this time.
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This guide aims to help Fringe artists and companies make their shows more accessible for Deaf/deaf, autistic and visually impaired audiences. Find the tools to make small changes that will have a huge impact.
What you need to know about BSL-interpretation and captioning shows.
How to get started with creating a touch tour.
What to consider if you're planning a relaxed performance.
Overview
Coming to the Fringe provides an opportunity to expand your skills, meet new people and gather all the information you need to develop and enhance your career.
In this guide we cover all the aspects of running a venue at the Fringe. We take you through the steps of managing a venue from registering your space, right through to legal requirements and keeping economically green while here.
This guide is the arts professional’s one-stop shop for discovering and booking new work and talent, and for making connections at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe caters for everyone, from the biggest names in showbiz to emerging performers, and it covers all sorts of art forms. This guide will help you find your way around it all.
This guide contains everything your need to know about the markets, which are an integral part of the Fringe Street Events and run on West Parliament Square and the Mound Precinct throughout the Fringe.
Our online search facility is a searchable directory of all Fringe venues, including their contact information. We recommend that you contact a number of potential venues to get a good idea of the types of deals that are out there and what different venues can offer you.
