Coldingham 2008 Fringe Timetable
Events booked so far ... All Tickets are £7 Concessions £5 Purchase tickets from the start of August at Coldingham Bookshop Tuesday to Saturday 2pm to 4pm. Reserve by telephone, pay by cheque, collect on the night on 018907 71852
Two singer songwriters becoming well established on the Scottish scene come together to give a memorable evening. Emily Scott and Bob David Bell are favourites on the Edinburgh late night circuit as superlative singer/songwriters.
Monday 25 August 2008 7.30pm - Trudy and Judy - Fringe 2008
Tuesday 26 August 2008 7.00pm - Marie-Celine Lachaud - Fringe 2008 One Day I'll Go to Compostela
Wednesday 27 August 2008 7.30pm - Meanwhile Theatre - Fringe 2008 Frog Man From suburban nightmare to sub aquatic bliss - this is the story of love, bullying and the turgid waters of domestic life. "Glorious and innovative - left me breathless" - **** (Three Weeks). "Surreal, twisted and absolutely funny" - **** (EdinburghGuide.com)
Thursday 28 August 2008 7.00pm - Chamber Shakespeare Company - Fringe 2008 Lear (Chamber Shakespeare Cycle) An international Shakespeare company presents Lear as part of its chamber cycle. All scenes without Lear are removed. Subplots are stripped away. The play is revealed to the audience only from Lear's perspective. followed by Macbeth
Saturday 30 August 2008 7.30pm - Red Card Theatre - Premiere "42" A man awaits his fate in a white cell. He has been waiting some time now 24 ... 25 ... 26 days and not a scrap of evidence ... surely it won't go to 42 ... surely it won't... Aunty Pauline sorts things out with tea and biscuits and a sympathetic ear. You can trust what she says. She's here to tidy up. To sort it all out. Terrorist, dear? Nonsense, have another gypsy cream.
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Sunday August 24th 7.30pm
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They have albums. They have admirers. They have originality and an ability to make an audience stop eating their crisps and listen instead. One reviewer wrote of Emily; “whimsical, charming double-bass-inflected folk-pop with buckets of soul and unexpected melodic twists” while Bob delivers a gutsy live performance full of Paul Simon-influenced vocals and virtuoso guitar work.