Prague Fringe Festival in Prague
Prague Fringe, founded in 2001 by Angus Coull, Carole Wears and Steven Gove and modelled on Edinburgh's Fringe, grew from around four hundred attendees at its 2002 debut to roughly six thousand in recent editions, programming more than two hundred artists across some two hundred and fifty performances. All shows run across eight venues in Mala Strana, including Studio Rubin, an underground performance space operating continuously since 1967 and a Fringe venue since 2003.
Prague Fringe was founded in 2001 by Angus Coull, Carole Wears and Steven Gove, explicitly modelled on Edinburgh's Festival Fringe, and its inaugural 2002 edition was a modest affair by comparison, drawing roughly four hundred attendees to a first programme far smaller than what the festival would become.