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The Collings & Herrin Podcast LIVE!

Description: Edinburgh Fringe 2008,31st July - 25th August 2008, Underbelly, Cowgate / The Collings and Herrin podcast LIVE! - ... more

The Collings & Herrin Podcast LIVE! ... Andrew Collins and Richard Herring record their infamous, shambolic, rambling and hilarious podcast live in front of an audience! An hour of spontanious rubbish right in front of your stupid face, and it's FREE! But you have to book! So do it now, to experience that one-off, ridiculous, excellent value for money event!

Newest Review: ... has always been its unscripted, unedited nature, which has traditionally seen a lousy podcast one week followed by dynamite the next, or most commonly an average show with peaks and troughs. It was interesting to catch up with the podcast on the final day of its residence, when the dedicated pair were thankfully still on top form and showing few signs of tiredness outside of general Fringe ... more

... exhaustion - particularly Herring, whose stand-up show Hitler Moustache has been running concurrently every evening. But the relaxed nature of these one hour six minutes and thirty-six second chats (based on the arbitrary cut-off point decided by Collins...more

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The Collings & Herrin Podcast LIVE!: Edinburgh Fringe 2009: The Collings and Herrin Podcast Live (625 words)
by - written on 28/08/09 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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The Collings and Herrin Podcasts are a popular series of weekly discussions between broadcaster Andrew Collins and comedian Richard Herring, which have been entertaining a growing cult fan base in varying degrees of quality since January 2008. Last summer saw their first live podcast experiment at the Edinburgh Fringe, when the podcast had reached the then-unimaginable count of 25. A year later, with several more live appearances under their collective belt, Collins and Herring booked a sweaty room in the cavernous Underbelly at the ungodly breakfast hour of 12.20pm for five consecutive days, charging a meagre ticket price for dedicated fans eager to see the ... Read the complete review