Love

I Need Your Love, the full-length story developed by Andrew J. Lederer (me) during the '08 Fringe - http://bit.ly/8py1x - 4:30 @ City Cafe.

Deborah Frances-White!

Leisa Rea, David Mulholland and Deborah Frances-White in today's Anthology. 4:30. City Cafe. http://bit.ly/d5ZqC

Deborah's not doing a show in Edinburgh this year, so catch her while you can.

Nice Words (If You Can Get 'Em)

Scotsman review, by Kate Copstick, out today -- http://www.edinburgh-festivals.com/viewreview.aspx?id=502

Friday's Show

Richard Sandling & Rob Heeney guest on Anthology, telling stories from their lives (AJL too), today, 4:30pm, City Cafe.

Audience Comments

I fully expect the mean stuff to come but, for now, this is very nice. http://bit.ly/3wEewu

Anthology got a nice, little push

in the Scottish edition of Metro today.

Took me by surprise (I was on the bike at the gym when I saw it) and, obviously, I was pleased.

Haven't been able to find it online but it's in the Fringe section of the print edition.

* * * * (4 Stars)

First "Anthology" Edinburgh review of the year.

http://bit.ly/kU3q5

Saturday, the 8th at 4:30pm. Anthology guests

include Lewis Schaffer and Joe Bor.

http://bit.ly/a4hjA

First show was well-attended and very successful. Hope to see you soon.

So, the first Edinburgh "Anthology" of this run is Friday at 4:30pm.

Guests are Matt Crosby (Pappy's Fun Club), Kate Smurthwaite (Fine comic and regular BBC pundit) and David Mulholland (was a defense industry journalist for 15 years -- has great stories.)

It's at the City Cafe, right off the Royal Mile on that street -- west, I think, side of The Tron -- that goes down to Cowgate.

Admittance is free and you can pay what you wish at the end of the show.

If you won't be there and you want to donate to the cause, here's a link -- https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=4819270