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Fresh ticket blow to Fringe



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Published Date: 25 August 2008
THE ticket chaos which has plagued the Fringe continued last night, after organisers announced that an initiative to sell half-price tickets on the final day had been cancelled.
The event, called Fringe Ticket Frenzy, had promised an "everything must go" policy with tickets selling at half price today.

However, Fringe organisers said they had abandoned the cost-cutting measures because of the previous problems they had experienced with printing and issuing tickets.

In an e-mail sent to members of the Friends of the Fringe scheme, organisers said: "The Fringe Frenzy has been cancelled for this year. With the issues which we have experienced in 2008, we have deemed this the most pertinent route to take."





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1

Charles Linskaill,

Edinburgh 25/08/2008 01:52:54

Right enough! 'Loony bin' Edinburgh MMVIII.

It is Absolutely hysterical!

And this is what you call,..'Entertainment'!! :D
2

Charles Linskaill,

Edinburgh 25/08/2008 01:54:25

Best part is!,

I dont even have to pay for it! :DD
3

JT,

25/08/2008 15:51:22
and they wonder why people are not going to shows!

 

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