Reflections on the Edinburgh Fringe: The Extremis Publishing Podcast
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Playwright Robert Murray has a chat about the recent performances of his acclaimed stage drama "The Spirit of Robbie Burns" at the Edinburgh Fringe, explaining what it felt like to see his work come to life as part of that great international cultural showcase. This podcast is Copyright © Extremis Publishing Ltd., all rights reserved.
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