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So interesting Thom thank you for that trip down memory lane, and the link to the Proclaimers too!
WhereArtI 18th March answer: OLd Assembly Close, previously known as the Wireworks and just off the High Street by the Fringe shop. Chelsea B wins this week, and I will be back with another teaser next Monday morning.
Old Assembly Close
The Mackenzie Building in Old Assembly Close. Still known to some of the more old fashioned advocates as ‘the Wireworks’
That’s Old Assembly Close, behind the Fringe Office on the Mile.
Before they built the Cowgate Nursery, it used to be the Wireworks Playground. During the Fringe, folk could give taster sessions of their shows. You can see what it was like in this absolute belter from the very wonderful Merry Mac Fun Show in 1986.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAxKJAmx0Bo
Old Assembly Close – right outside the Fringe Box Office