Edinburgh Festival `98: Ticket Offers

Monday 17 August 1998 23:02 BST

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Take a copy of today's Independent to one of the venues below:

The Pleasance (venue 33): 5 pairs of tickets: 20.15-21.15pm: Andy Parsons.

Southside (venue 16): First three tickets bought on the day are 3p each. 16.30-18.30pm: The Threepenny Opera by Bertolt Brecht. Music by Kurt Weill.

Calder's Gilded Balloon (venues 36 & 38): 5 pairs of tickets for both shows.

Calder's 2: 12pm-13.00pm: The Devil in Miss Jones.

Calder's Studio: 15.00pm - 16.00pm: Argentina '78 - The Director's Cut . Homage to the legendary Scotland manager, Ally McLeod, 20 years after his, er, finest hour in Argentina.

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