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As Edinburgh Festival 2026 reaches its finale, a big thank you to our ThreeWeeks review team, and to the performers, promoters, producers, PRs and venues who all supported our coverage this year. See you all at Edinburgh Festival 2027!
As the final weekend of edfringe 2026 gets underway, check out some of the Q&As + podcasts we published in Week Three, including Sepideh Kaav, Davina Bentley, Ollie Horn, Jenny Gorelick, Noah Seltzer + Emma Holland.
Q&As: https://t.co/4cZidWY79A
Podcasts: https://t.co/AYX019jEGw
As we head towards the final weekend of this year's Edinburgh Festival, here are three more highly recommended shows - read the full reviews and all our 5/5 reviews so far here: https://t.co/DNAaS2rGFm
@AssemblyFest@Gildedballoon
As the final week of this year's Edinburgh Festival gets going, check out three more Edinburgh Fringe shows highly recommended by the ThreeWeeks review team. Read the full reviews - and all our 5/5 reviews this year - here: https://t.co/mufl7X9b4E
@Gildedballoon@ThePleasance
Here you go, three more Edinburgh Fringe shows highly recommended by the ThreeWeeks review team. Read the full reviews - and all our 5/5 reviews so far this year - on the website here: https://t.co/mufl7X9b4E
@ThePleasance@ZOOvenues
This year we've been interviewing lots of people working behind the scenes at the Edinburgh Fringe, including Linda Catalano, Natalie Allison, Hamish Ellis, Gina Donnelly, Ines Wurth and Chloé Nelkin. Check out all our Festival People Q&As here: https://t.co/139YIscAZZ
Our TW:Talks podcast is back for another year, as we chat to some of our favourite Fringe performers. Check out the first two editions with Max Fulham and Jess Fuchs.
Tune in and sign up here: https://t.co/TC12HT3K3K
Another three Edinburgh Fringe shows highly recommended by the ThreeWeeks team. Read the full reviews - and get many more recommendations - on the website: https://t.co/4h8PsEQRrw
@ThePleasance@FollowTheCow
Three Edinburgh Fringe shows highly recommended by the ThreeWeeks team. Read the full reviews - and get many more recommendations - on the website: https://t.co/4h8PsEQRrw
@ThePleasance@AssemblyFest
Loads of Edinburgh Fringe performers have been tackling our Edinburgh Festival Quick Quiz this year. Look out for more videos going live on the ThreeWeeks socials next week - plus you can check all the Quick Quiz answers we've published so far here: https://t.co/ZpjlrO41XE
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The next edition packed full of our latest Edinburgh Fringe tips, interviews and reviews is on its way soon, so get signed up now here: https://t.co/6sHltJqlaX
We're still talking to lots of people making and performing shows at this year's Edinburgh Fringe. To name but nine, Nathan Sibthorpe, Alice Keys, Jerry Goehring, Bailey Edwards, Jack Ellis, Rachel Twigg, Katie Pritchard, Deborah Unger and Josh Pickar: https://t.co/mnBKuYkpuI
So far Alex Robins, Book Of Shadows, Couplet, Dane Buckley, David Hoare, Jilberto Soto, Lil Wenker, Max Fulham, Nick Helm, Ninon Noiret, Otto & Astrid and Sammy J have all tackled the ThreeWeeks Quick Quiz - who's next? Check out their answers here: https://t.co/ZpjlrO41XE
Who have we been talking to at this year's Edinburgh Festival? Well, to name but nine, Mandy Rubeli, Hadsan Mohamud, Leo Hincks, Danyah Miller, Andrew Pearson-Wright, Henry Maynard, Gearóid Farrelly, Zoe Wohlfeld and Otto & Astrid all come to mind: https://t.co/mnBKuYkpuI
With the Edinburgh Fringe now getting going for another year - don't forget we've been busy recommending edfringe shows to see in handy sets of three.
Check out our Threes To See for Edinburgh Festival 2026 here: https://t.co/dGHboZN1Un
Among our recommended shows to see in London this week: 'Jack And The Beanstalk (Sort Of)' at Little Angel Theatre from 4-5 Aug.
Get more show tips here: https://t.co/T7dLjRlWiG
@LittleATheatre
Among our recommended shows to see in London this week: 'The Passion Of Mr Cardboard' at Museum Of Comedy on 2 Aug.
Get more show tips here: https://t.co/T7dLjRlWiG
@museumofcomedy
Among our recommended shows to see in London this week: 'Much Ado About Nothing' and 'Love's Labour's Lost' at OT On The Hill from 31 Jul-22 Aug.
Get more show tips here: https://t.co/T7dLjRlWiG
@OrangeTreeThtr
In our latest set of Three To See recommendations for the 2026 Edinburgh Festival, we're tipping political performances, shows concerning technology and shows with operatic themes.
Read our Edinburgh Threes To See here: https://t.co/aTISKemUsJ