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The festival has always prided itself on its new and interesting venues for its programme of events - and this year is no different.
From bathtubs to hotels, here are 10 new and interesting venues where you can catch a show in August.
5. Little Plaza, Haddington Place
PBH’s Free Fringe @ Little Plaza, located on Haddington Place, is a new space for children’s shows in a year round play café. | Edinburgh Evening News Photo: Edinburgh Evening News
6. Hibernian Supporters Club, Sunnyside
The Hibernian Supporters Club, local Edinburgh social club, joins the Fringe as a venue, hosting Athens of The North, ‘an episodic, interwoven monologue and love letter to the city of Edinburgh’. | Edinburgh Evening News Photo: Edinburgh Evening News
7. The Mackenzie Building, Old Assembly Close
Located next to the Fringe Office, the Mackenzie Building is part of the law faculty in Old Assembly Close in the Royal Mile. The facility is a designated meeting place for Advocates. The space previously held 1970s Fringe performances of the Oxford Revue featuring Rowan Atkinson, Richard Curtis and Howard Goodall. | Edinburgh Evening News Photo: Edinburgh Evening News
8. C Alto at Quaker Meeting House, Victoria Street
C Arts has added to its stock of Fringe venues with the addition of C Alto where they will host nearly 30 shows across the festival. The Victoria Street location has hosted Fringe shows for 25 years, but this is the first partnership between C Arts and the venue. | Edinburgh Evening News Photo: Edinburgh Evening News