Welcome to Greenside – Venue 231 – Greenside is now approaching its eighth year at the Fringe and we’d love you to join us for what is set to be our biggest and best Fringe to date – The Fringe 2012 countdown has begun!

Before we jump ahead of ourselves lets have a quick look back at Fringe 2011, and what a Fringe it was! Fringe 2011 was a record breaker for Greenside, we introduced the baby of the family – Studio Two, had our best ever audience figures, more five star show than ever before and DOUBLE the amount of shows performing with us than in any previous year. Fringe 2011 was the year that Greenside really made its mark on the festival, with a super successful launch party attended by every major publication in the city a real buzz was centred around Greenside and the momentum is set to continue storming into Fringe 2012.

We are an inclusive, open programming venue at the heart of our organisation is a passion and love of the arts and the festival. We believe that you should be able to perform in a top quality space, with fantastic facilities and importantly a warm, welcoming and passionate team who genuinely  care – this should be available to everyone irrespective of size, reputation or experience. If this is your first step into the crazy world of the Edinburgh Festival or if you are a seasoned group of professionals we’d love to have you at Greenside. We believe that a true Fringe venue caters for everyone from local Amateur Dramatics, School Groups, Student Groups, Professionals, Never done it befores, Fringe Virgins or Veterans and everything in between. We are here to support you through your Fringe adventure and hold your hand as much or little as you need!

So it’s really simple, have a look at our spaces on offer – we have three; Studio One, Studio Two and The Theatre – once you have found which space is suitable simply click the apply button and send us a quick and easy enquiry form and one of our helpful team will be in touch to get things started.

‘Greenside is undoubtedly one of the most charming venues at the Fringe’

Lyn Gardner – The Guardian