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Who pays for this? The performers, of course. "Loan to be re-paid over 6 years" - expect an exponential rise in costs if, or when, this unsustainable behemoth returns. £1.25m lifeline for the Edinburgh Fringe : News 2020 : Chortle : The UK Comedy Guide https://t.co/EIGJ5GTaLL
@Gilberto1877 Yeah, that might be a cooler idea for a Fringe venue, can't see how you could be much hotter than most of the rooms I ever did. Would like to get back to silly shows next year, but will probably also look to do something apocalyptic too, whenever that may be.