Modern Chinese Fashion Exhibition in Edinburgh
2018-09-06
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe kicked off the third Shanghai Season on Friday, August 24th at l7:30pm local time. The innovativeContinue Reading
Spend a Spooky Halloween with Museums and Galleries Edinburgh this October
2018-09-03
Kids are back at school, the nights are getting slowly darker and the weather chillier, which can only mean oneContinue Reading
Russian State Symphony Orchestra @ Edinburgh Usher Hall
2018-09-03
Usher Hall gets its new Sunday Classics season off to a roaring start with some of the finest Russian musicContinue Reading
Franz Ferdinand @ Edinburgh Hogmanay 2019
2018-08-31
Scotland’s favourite indie band Franz Ferdinand is set to headline Edinburgh’s Hogmanay, the biggest New Year celebration in the UK,Continue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
2018-08-24
There are student productions and then there are Royal Conservative of Scotland student productions which this year include two collaborationsContinue Reading
LARGEST AND MOST DIVERSE EDINBURGH CULTURE SUMMIT OPENED TODAY IN THE WORLD’S LEADING FESTIVAL CITY
2018-08-22
44 Ministerial and Cultural Policy delegations attend the Edinburgh International Culture Summit including those from the USA, Singapore, Rwanda, NewContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Mistero Buffo
2018-08-19
Breathless, having scaled the winding closes and steep staircases of Edinburgh’s Old Town with a Deliveroo takeaway box strapped toContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Free and Proud
2018-08-17
Which is what their once blossoming relationship wilted into before it was cut short by separation and infidelity. And aContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: When You Fall Down: The Buster Keaton Story
2018-08-17
With his slender frame, stony face and sad eyes, James Dangerfield captures Buster Keaton’s innocence and melancholy to a teeContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Mairi Campbell: Auld Lang Syne
2018-08-16
With its poignant meditation on what the excellent Mairi Campbell calls “time, distance, transition” – the passage of time, theContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Aye, Elvis
2018-08-16
I doubt if there’s another actress in Scotland who could play the The King-loving quine role of Joan in MornaContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: The Fishermen
2018-08-15
New Perspectives Theatre Company aims to “excite, challenge and engage”. And boy did they deliver on all three fronts withContinue Reading
Underbelly raise over £30,000 for Big Brain Tumour Benefit
2018-08-15
In September 2016 Ed Bartlam’s son Alfie, then age 4, was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumour. The road toContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Benny
2018-08-15
Names stick. Hence why Alfred Hawthorne Hill changed his forename to Benny. The former, according to the excellent Liam TobinContinue Reading