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Festival ticket sales on the up



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MORE than 83 per cent of tickets for the Edinburgh International Festival were sold last summer, it emerged yesterday. The figure is the highest in a decade and up from 71 per cent in 2006.
Next year's festival will run from 8-31 August.

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1

Dolly Diamond,

24/11/2007 08:26:21

great to see edinburgh's festivals go from strength to strength, well done to all involved there's nowhere to match the capital anywhere in the world in august !!

2

alex paterson,

embra 24/11/2007 12:29:20

Nice to see something is on the up in the City.

3

Logie Almond,

24/11/2007 14:19:05

So why do they keep coming out with the begging bowl?

4

Spoot,

Third rock pool on the left 24/11/2007 19:49:08

That's strange - ever since the close of this year's Festival(s), the Scotsman has run a series of articles to the effect that the EIF is on the way out. Shurely shome mishtake.

5

S'me,

26/11/2007 00:06:30

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