The inaugral season of  Skeptics on the Fringe  saw us run two shows daily, and an extra two at the weekend.

Our Skeptical Panel Game Devil’s Advocate every lunchtime followed by a talk At the Fringe of Reason each evening.  Weekend events included Ghosts Busted – the only Edinburgh walking tour which tells the facts behind the legends, myths and downright lies.

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Reviews of Skeptics on the Fringe 2010

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A flick through the programme reveals the great and the good of the skeptical sphere intermingled with less well known but highly interesting speakers in a series of lectures and panel discussions. –
Patrick Redmond of Birmingham Skeptics

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It was nevertheless illuminating to hear the man at the centre of it all give a recap of his experiences of a law which puts all the burden of proof on the defendant, assumes them guilty until proven innocent, allows large organisations to sue individuals, and has resulted in a libel tourism culture so notorious that the US Senate has passed legislation to prevent its journalists and writers falling foul of the practice. 
Review of Simon Singh At The Fringe Of Reason by Dario Battisti on The Twenty-first Floor