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News No Car Do: Edinburgh Soloist Not Street Legal A would-be Edinburgh Fringe Festival performer tried to take the concept of a one-man show to an extreme — but officials stepped on the brake.

A would-be Edinburgh Fringe Festival performer tried to take the concept of a one-man show to an extreme — but officials stepped on the brake. Benji Ming, an ex-Edinburgh University student, has been refused a licence to perform in his mobile one-man theatre. One man on 'stage', one person in the audience: his theatre is a two-seater car.

Ming's license has been refused on safety grounds. The performance was to consist of the passenger's choice of one of three fifteen-minute monologues.

by Paul Webb Theatrenow

 
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