3pm, 20 August 2011, Fringe Central, Edinburgh
Where to go next? Make the most of your Edinburgh experience and hear from, and meet, performing companies and venues who have recently experienced other Fringe festivals. The ups and downs, challenges and triumphs. What’s it all about? How was it for them?
Free Ticketed
3pm, 21 August 2011, Fringe Central, Edinburgh EDFRINGE
A once-a-year chance to meet and hear from fringe festival directors around the world. Join the discussion and get the global insights, hear why they're important and how they differ. A great networking opportunity.
This panel discussion is now going into its 4th year. It’s hosted by the World Festival Network, who invites a panel of Fringe managers from around the world to discuss their festival. Though out the talk we discover the differences between the Fringes, what the trends are, what works and what doesn’t.
In 2010 nearly 200 people attended the event from performers to producers and agents. The festivals on the panel have created a network between them and synergies have begun. A lot of positive feedback was given by the festival staff, performers, agents and media who attended.
Past panel members: Ben Hill – Hollywood Fringe, Steve Gove – Prague Fringe, Barry Church Woods – Edinburgh Fringe, Anneke Jansen– Amsterdam Fringe, Tony Lankaster & Ismail Mahomed – Grahamstown Fringe, Greg Clarke and Christy Anthony – Adelaide Fringe, Stuart Every – Dubai Fringe, Patrick Goddard – Montreal Fringe, Wolfgang Hoffman – Dublin Fringe.Free Ticketed
3pm Sunday 22 August 2010, Fringe Central, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
A once-a-year chance to meet and hear from fringe festival directors around the world. Join the discussion and get the global insights, hear why they're important and how they differ. A great networking opportunity
FREE - TICKETED see
International Festival Communications
16 October 2009
BAFA conference, Cheltenham www.artsfestivals.co.uk
How does your festival communicate internationally, how does it find performers, companies, audiences and the media.
What are the difficulties, what tips do you have and how could it be made easier?
Fringe Festivals Around the World
22 August 2009
Fringe Central, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
A once-a-year chance to meet and hear from fringe festival directors around the world. Join the discussion and get the global insights, hear why they're important and how they differ. A great networking opportunity.
On the panel are...
Ben - Hollywood Fringe USA, Tony - The National Arts Festival SA, Christie - Adelaide Fringe OZ, Steve - Prague Fringe, Anneke - Amsterdam Fringe, Nick - Brighton Fringe
Roman Eagle Lodge, Edinburgh
August 2008
In 2008 Roman Eagle Lodge Venue was taken over by World Festival Network during the Edinburgh Fringe. It held a series of talks, master classes, workshops and networking events for the performers and Arts professionals visiting the festival. In total over 50 events took place and 15,000 people came through the door.