We don't claim that this list is complete or 100% accurate. If you know of omissions or inaccuracies tell us and we'll happily correct it. But as it stands this is the best list we can put together of Fringes that are actually happening in the UK in 2015. In one or two cases websites need updating. To get details of these events - either as a would-be performer or as audience - the World Fringe Network directory is a good starting point. You may need to do a bit of googling to find websites if the WFN links don't work.
March: Folkestone - a series of mini-festivals starting in March
April: Mayfield, E Sussex (30 April-3May)
May: Brighton (1-31 May)
Pink Fringe (part of Brighton Festival and Fringe)
Wandsworth (1-17 May)
Chelsea (16 May-7 June)
Bath (22 May-7 June)
Oxford (22 May-7 June)
Pulse, Ipswich (28 May-6 June)
Maidstone
June: Grassington (12-27 June)
Ludlow (13 June-5 July)
Glastonbury (19-30 June)
Barnstaple (25-28 June)
July: Greater Manchester (1-31 July)
Buxton (8-26 July)
Reading (15-19 July)
Henley (20-26 July)
Harrogate
Llangollen
Milton Keynes
Oundle
August: Sidmouth (1-5 August)
Camden (3-30 August)
Edinburgh (7-31 August)
Free Fringe Festival (Edinburgh, 7-31 August)
Stroud (Bank Holiday weekend)
Ventnor (11-16 August)
Brackley, Northants
Brecon
North Berwick Fringe By The Sea
September:
October: Canterbury (17-31 October)
Ilkley
South Devon
Windsor
November: Fringe! (London film festival)
Surprisingly there appear to be no UK Fringes in September.
Buxton Fringe
Website: www.buxtonfringe.org.uk
Facebook: buxtonfringe
Twitter: @buxtonfringe
Wednesday 3rd to Sunday 21st July 2024
The biggest open-access Fringe between Brighton and Edinburgh, Buxton Fringe hosts hundreds of performances with music, theatre, comedy, spoken word, dance, film, children's events, street theatre, visual arts and more.
www.buxtonfringe.org.uk Facebook.com/buxtonfringe Twitter and Instagram: @buxtonfringe
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