Arts: EDINBURGH FESTIVAL '99: Fringe: 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.
Parcel of Burns
12.30pm, The Famous Grouse House, Venue 34, five pairs
If Robert Burns was alive today, he would be a stand-up comedian and a rampant nationalist. Here are the national bard's views on Scotland re-born.
Angloklaxons
5.00pm Frantic Redhead Productions, Venue 55, five pairs
An English girl's romantic adventures in Paris told and sung in French and English by the award-winning actress Phyllis Roone. Touching, funny and outrageous.
Simon Evans
5.05pm, The Pleasance, Venue 33, five pairs
All that you would wish for from comedy: witty, intelligent, sarcastic. Futon shopping will never be the same again.
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