Living Room Decorations: The Living Room Edinburgh

LEE NELSON is well-known for his gatecrashing antics - just ask FIFA president Sepp Blatter. But this time the comedian popped up in a number of Edinburgh living rooms to deliver a series of impromptu charity gigs. The performances were up for grabs for One of the lucky winners was 20-year-old Euan Wilson from Corstorphine in the West of Edinburgh. He said: “I’m such a massive fan of Lee Nelson and all his crazy stunts that I can’t quite believe one happened in my own living room. My friends were His characters Lee Nelson & Jason Bent have develop in to masters of gate-crashing over the years of time of time – from Kanye West’ s Glasto set to Sepp Blatter’s press conference. However comedian Simon Brodkin does not just go for the large guns Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh Bizarre miscasting and stodgy dialogue scupper and yet believes that his dead son speaks to him in the parlour of a suburban living room. Houdini, dismissive of those who are convinced that his escapology is supernatural Prankster, stage invader and stand-up comedian ‘Lee Nelson’ has done it again – this time crashing living rooms delivering fun and laughter in a series of impromptu charity gigs to homes in Edinburgh in support of Domino’s new charity partner She went into her living room and switched on her lights in an effort to deter them from loitering in the area however a short time later they broke in and demanded money. They were last seen heading in the direction of the retail park and police are now .

But as he's about to discover, Helmand is still far from leaving him. On Remembrance Sunday he delivers a birthday message to his young son from his living room in London; a last-ditch attempt to reconcile their broken… “We’re open on topics, as long as it’s appropriate to be shown in your grandmother’s living room.” Last year’s best of show a Minneapolis South High graduate has taken a show to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe — the godfather of all fringes. The brief from the client for the living room was to create an elegant and comfortable room that could be used for entertaining friends, watching TV, reading newspapers. I felt strongly that the TV shouldn't be visible so it is hidden inside the bespoke It is in the nature of the Edinburgh Festival that the least obvious things are often the most worthwhile, and so I refer you to the front room of Rose Frain, an artist, like Banner, with an abiding horror of war. (By appointment, www.rosefrain.com.) .