Poster for dark comedy blocked by evangelical group at Edinburgh Fringe fest
Page Six Hollywood Poster for dark comedy blocked by evangelical group at Edinburgh Fringe fest Published Aug. ET Austin Jennings Boykin's solo show, "A Gay Masseur's Guide to Happy Endings" is playing Edinburgh Fringe. When American actor and writer Austin Jennings Boykin brought his hotly tipped solo show, “A Gay Masseur’s Guide to Happy Endings,” to Edinburgh’s famed Festival Fringe this week, the performer ran into one unforeseen obstacle in promoting the project.
- ▪Page Six Hollywood Poster for dark comedy blocked by evangelical group at Edinburgh Fringe fest Published Aug.
- ▪ET Austin Jennings Boykin's solo show, "A Gay Masseur's Guide to Happy Endings" is playing Edinburgh Fringe.
- ▪When American actor and writer Austin Jennings Boykin brought his hotly tipped solo show, “A Gay Masseur’s Guide to Happy Endings,” to Edinburgh’s famed Festival Fringe this week, the performer ran into one unforeseen obstacle in promoting
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Page Six Hollywood Poster for dark comedy blocked by evangelical group at Edinburgh Fringe fest Published Aug. 5, 2026, 9:45 a.m. ET Austin Jennings Boykin's solo show, "A Gay Masseur's Guide to Happy Endings" is playing Edinburgh Fringe. When American actor and writer Austin Jennings Boykin brought his hotly tipped solo show, “A Gay Masseur’s Guide to Happy Endings,” to Edinburgh’s famed Festival Fringe this week, the performer ran into one unforeseen obstacle in promoting the project. Like something out of an Edinburgh Fringe play itself, Boykin’s show has found itself going up against a coffee-brewing evangelical Christian group to get noticed.
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