
Comedy 101, now in its third season, features The History of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, an entertaining journey through the origins and evolution of the world’s largest performing arts festival. Beginning in 1947, when eight uninvited theatre groups arrived in Edinburgh to perform outside the official international festival, the Fringe developed into a global celebration of creativity, experimentation, and artistic freedom. In this episode, we explore how the festival became an important platform for emerging comedians, actors, writers, and performers. We also examine its influence on modern comedy, the legendary careers it helped launch, and the unforgettable performances that transformed Edinburgh into the center of the comedy world every August.
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