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• Moderator Alan commented on New guest blogger: E. C. Ambrose
  I suspect if I asked to come stay with C & F during the Fringe, I'd get glared at. So, Nojay, you have a spare bed we could borrow? (More seriously, there is actually a whole bunch of performers whose shows we would like to catch. One year, maybe when we have the time. This year that month is the one we go to Helsinki and a few other countries during.)...
• guthrie commented on New guest blogger: E. C. Ambrose
  That does make me wonder about the effects of brexit on the fringe. (festival, what festival.....) I can certainly see it getting harder and more complex to get hold of the correct visas, and therefore a net loss of acts and visitors....
• Nojay commented on New guest blogger: E. C. Ambrose
  We could roll out a mattress under the grand piano in the front room if that would suffice?...
• Pigeon commented on New guest blogger: E. C. Ambrose
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• danylancaster commented on New guest blogger: E. C. Ambrose
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