Edinburgh Festival: Free Fringe Tickets

Wednesday 11 August 1999 23:02 BST

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Tickets are available to the first Independent readers to take a copy of today's paper to the box-office of the venues listed below.

BoyBand

10.25pm, C, Venue 19, five pairs

Oxford University Touring Company's rock musical for jaded post-adolescents by Peter Morris, who was the winner of 1998's National Student Drama International Playscript Award.

Hello There

11.15pm, Overseas House, Venue 19, five pairs

The X-rated revue opens a chilled can and sprays satire, song and nonsense in

this disturbing but friendly dream-pantomime.

Songs from the Diary of Wetzikoner Hausfrau

6pm, Demarco European Art Foundation, Venue 109, 10 singles

Drawings, turned poems, turned songs, performed in a process of spontaneous composition.

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