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THE 350F: Scotland - Performance and Design at Edinburgh Fringe

Be a part of the international theatre scene at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival! The Edinburgh Fringe is the world's largest arts festival with over 2,500 international performances from 60 nations taking place in over 300 venues over a 25-day period. The Fringe was established in 1947 as an unjuried alternative to the Edinburgh International Festival, and has often showcased experimental works that might otherwise not be invited to a more conservative festival. Students will go on a day excursion to the Scottish Highlands and attend a variety of unique performances at The Fringe; experiencing the culture and history of Edinburgh, Scotland and its ties to the international theatre scene.

Application Deadline: February 17, 2025


Program Details

  • Program Leaders: Lisa Cody-Rapport and Lauren Cushman
  • Program Location: Scotland
  • Tentative Travel Dates: July 25 – August 7, 2025
  • Credit: 2 - Credit/No Credit
  • Prerequisites: None – preference to Theatre, Art, English, and History majors and minors
  • Course Requirements: Attend daily class meetings, mandatory group ticketed shows, day-trip Highlands tour, and complete daily journal
  • Anticipated Number of Students: 18-20
  • Estimated Undergraduate Program Fee: $2,700
  • Program Fee Includes: Housing, some meals, some show tickets, airport transfers in Edinburgh, and day-trip bus tour of Scottish Highlands
  • Estimated Additional Costs: Round-trip airfare to/from Orlando International Airport (MCO) $1,200, Passport $165, personal expenses $___, most meals, federal loan fees $0, books/course materials $0, and professional licensure/certification $0
  • Visa: Not required for US citizens
  • Please Note: All dates are tentative and subject to change depending on the final number of students, final costs and other considerations.
  • Please Note: Estimated costs for all programs are based on anticipated numbers of students, current exchange rates, and commercial airfares. Costs are subject to change. Final prices will always be communicated to accepted students before they commit to the program.
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