Can the West End be a home for small-scale shows again?
![Isobel McArthur,Hannah Jarrett-Scott, Christina Gordon, Tori Burgess and Meghan Tyler in Isobel McArthur,Hannah Jarrett-Scott, Christina Gordon, Tori Burgess and Meghan Tyler in Pride and Prejudice* (*Sort Of). Photo: Matt Crockett Isobel McArthur,Hannah Jarrett-Scott, Christina Gordon, Tori Burgess and Meghan Tyler in Isobel McArthur,Hannah Jarrett-Scott, Christina Gordon, Tori Burgess and Meghan Tyler in Pride and Prejudice* (*Sort Of). Photo: Matt Crockett](/AcuCustom/Sitename/DAM/226/LtoR-Isobel-McArthur-Hannah-Jarrett-Scott-Christina-Gordon_Standard.jpg)
Isobel McArthur,Hannah Jarrett-Scott, Christina Gordon, Tori Burgess and Meghan Tyler in Isobel McArthur,Hannah Jarrett-Scott, Christina Gordon, Tori Burgess and Meghan Tyler in Pride and Prejudice* (*Sort Of). Photo: Matt Crockett
As Pride and Prejudice* (*Sort Of) opens in the West End, producer Richard Jordan looks at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe’s history of nurturing commercial hits, sending shows from spiegeltents to Shaftesbury Avenue
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