Edinburgh Festival: Free Fringe Tickets
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Your support makes all the difference.Tickets are available to the first Independent readers to take a copy of today's paper to the box-office of the venues listed below.
Tennessee Williams
5.15 (6.45)pm, Gilded Balloon, Venue 38, five pairs
Three rarely performed pieces set in the flop houses and bars of New Orleans and tenements of New York.
Working and Bonking
1.30 (2.25)pm, Oxford University Touring Company, C, Venue 19, five pairs
Mark wants to finish his essay, but unfortunately girlfriend trouble, paranoid friends and the worst excesses of student life just won't let him.
Baggage
4.00 (5.00)pm, Demarco European Art Foundation, Venue 109, 10 singles
A highly physical and visual production which fuses live music, projected image and powerful performance in an exploration of the mental illness, anorexia.
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