By reviewsphere / 30th August 2018
“The highest result of education is tolerance” Helen Keller was known to have said. To be educated, in essence, is...
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By reviewsphere / 28th August 2018
Barrowland Ballet is pleased to announce the forthcoming tour of Tiger, Tiger Tale and Playful Tiger in September and October this year. Thrilling and dynamic dance,...
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By Chris Burn / 28th August 2018
It’s day two of the 2018 Beyond Borders International Literary Festival and Richard Holloway is on the stage, talking about...
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By reviewsphere / 28th August 2018
As the 71st anniversary edition of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe comes to a close with the announcement of record breaking...
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By reviewsphere / 27th August 2018
The Edinburgh International Book Festival’s public programme comes to a close today after 17 days of debate, discussion and public...
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By Chris Burn / 27th August 2018
Day two, Sunday morning, started rather appropriately with a discussion between two authors, one a former bishop, touching on matters...
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By Chris Burn / 26th August 2018
Ten o’clock on a Saturday morning. Bright sunshine outside and a sparkling programme ahead. The Beyond Borders International Festival opened...
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By Peter Callaghan / 24th August 2018
There are student productions and then there are Royal Conservative of Scotland student productions which this year include two collaborations...
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By reviewsphere / 22nd August 2018
44 Ministerial and Cultural Policy delegations attend the Edinburgh International Culture Summit including those from the USA, Singapore, Rwanda, New...
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By Peter Callaghan / 19th August 2018
Breathless, having scaled the winding closes and steep staircases of Edinburgh's Old Town with a Deliveroo takeaway box strapped to...
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By reviewsphere / 17th August 2018
Which is what their once blossoming relationship wilted into before it was cut short by separation and infidelity. And a...
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By reviewsphere / 17th August 2018
With his slender frame, stony face and sad eyes, James Dangerfield captures Buster Keaton's innocence and melancholy to a tee...
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