Broadway Baby. Brighter Coverage. Fringe, Regional and West End Theatre Listings and Reviews. The Best Mystery Shopping Companies to Work For I’ve been mystery shopping since I was 16 years old and to date, I’ve done more than 5,000 mystery shops! I’ve mystery shopped local grocery stores, an Ikea, fast food establishments, restaurants, and liquor stores. I’ve even been asked to pretend like I’m shopping for a car – took a test drive and everything, plus earned myself a cool $60 for each dealership I went to that day. I’m usually paid $8-$25 per mystery shop, plus reimbursement for my purchases. There have been months where I earned more than $5,000, but most months I earn an extra $400-$500 a month for mystery shopping. What is Mystery Shopping? For those of you who aren’t familiar with mystery shopping it is a job where a company pay you to pose like a regular customer and then provide feedback to the company on things like how clean the store was or how well the employees interacted with you. Be Careful of Mystery Shopping Scams A few rules: NEVER pay to join a mystery shopping company. My Favorite Mystery Shopping Companies
Edinburgh Jazz Festival - Home Edinburgh fringe festival - send us your videos Are you taking a show to this year's Edinburgh fringe festival? Planning on wowing the crowds? Whether you're doing comedy, theatre, cabaret, spoken-word, mime – or just reading the phonebook backwards in a fishtank on the Royal Mile – this is your chance tell festivalgoers and our critics what you're up to this year. Upload a short video trailer to GuardianWitness and tell us all about it. Break a leg! Don't forget, we can't publish videos that include unlicensed copyright material.
Languages - Portuguese - Talk Portuguese - Introductions Edinburgh Mela | a festival of world music, dance, fashion, food and fun Gilded Balloon | Gilded Balloon home to the Edinburgh Fringe's legendary Late'n'Live The Best Documentaries of All Time | Sight & Sound Introduction The new Sight & Sound Documentary Poll is the result of a ‘why didn’t we think of that before’ moment. In the light of the amazing recent success and cultural impact of several nonfiction films, a group of curators, myself included, were chewing over what the BFI might do specifically for documentary films and television. It soon became obvious that we were not sure exactly what it was that we were trying to discuss. I’m usually loath to do anything that takes lustre away from Sight & Sound’s ten-year poll of the Greatest Films of All Time but a new poll seemed to me the most obvious solution to getting a full view of the documentary canon. What’s remarkable about the Top 50 documentaries list is that it feels so fresh. The top 50 1. Dziga Vertov, USSR 1929 (soundtrack here by Michael Nyman) 100 votes David Abelevich Kaufman is documentary’s Jumpin’ Jack Flash. Man with a Movie Camera is a ‘city symphony’ film of a kind not uncommon in the 1920s. 2. Claude Lanzmann, France 1985
ZOO Venues at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe About us | Underbelly Underbelly is a UK-based live entertainment company that runs several festivals and events across the country. Founded in 2000 by directors Ed Bartlam and Charlie Wood to operate one venue at the Edinburgh Festival, Underbelly has grown to include the Udderbelly and London Wonderground festivals in London, The Comedy Hullabaloo in Stratford-Upon-Avon, as well as an ever-growing programme in Edinburgh. Through Underbelly Productions, we also produce and promote live shows for UK and international touring. In short, Underbelly is all about entertainment. The Edinburgh Fringe is the largest arts festival in the world, and Underbelly is one of its largest venue operations. In 2013, Underbelly launched Edinburgh’s Christmas, a spectacular season of the biggest Christmas celebrations the city has ever seen. 2012 saw the launch of London Wonderground, London's largest festival of cabaret and circus. Our exciting and unique touring venue, Udderbelly, is a 410 capacity temporary theatre.
Home | Edinburgh Fringe 2011 - The Free Fringe The Free Festival - Free Fringe shows in Edinburgh We're now busy preparing for the 2014 Free Fringe Festival, which will be back in Edinburgh from July 31st to August 24th 2014. Keep an eye on this website for updates, and our new programme will be available here from May 2014. (you can still have a look at last years programme and reviews at the moment) For performers - now is the time to apply to take part in 2014... CLICK HERE to go to the performers area, and read about how the Free Festival Works, to see the venues we have available for 2014, and to put in your show applications. In 2013 we had another packed programme of shows in venues across Edinburgh with over 6,400 performances of 365 different shows. All of this, along with over 40 five star reviews shows, and 140 four star reviewed shows mean our free shows are also a sign of top quality Fringe shows, while we let performers and audiences experience the freedom of the Fringe, with a chance to experiment and enjoy. And as always, it was all Free!