The #FringeSurvival Gallery

Joel Dommett is a wee super star! His 1 hour free show in the counting house is a must see. Get there early to the Blind poet down stairs, this is the holding area before upstairs is opened.
I laughed more at this show than I did at some big named comedians.

Five courses of food, matched with wine and its part of the Fringe?! Yes, please!
Institute Francais on Randolph Crescent in the West End is the fringe venue and there is a pop up food and drink dinner as part of the Fringe. It is running Tuesdays and Thursdays — bargain at £35pp for all food and drinks. Food is by IFE’s chef and drinks are from L’Art Du Vin who supply many Edinburgh restaurants. We didn’t have a bad wine and even fell in love with a Swiss wine — yes, really that is Swiss wine, made by a Scotsman called Jimmy!
Menu and wines change so worth grabbing the last few tickets and having a very good night!

Awesome find last night, a comedy show called Laugh yourself thin by Mark Simmons. Totally worth it if you are up for laughing yourself thin literally! The guy is spontaneous and naturally funny, impossible not to laugh out loud! Short silly jokes, really my kind of show, brilliant!
Great comedy show, would recommend to everyone!

What a great idea! There is so much happening at the Fringe — with performers showing off their skills for free on the Royal Mile, the Meadows, George Square and pretty much every street corner, it’s impossible to see it all. This gallery is a great way for all the Unilocal Ninjas to be the eyes and ears for the whole Unilocal community.
And with over 3000 shows going on — it’s so hard to choose what I want to see. Now I can get a sneaky peak of some of the Unilocaler’s favorites.
I hope I can help others with the pics and tips I share, and I’ll be checking back everyday to check out the new additions.