There are moments in Coffee with Sugar at the Traverse Theatre when the senses are so thoroughly engaged that conventional…
This is an excellent exhibition, inspiring, beautifully curated, and quietly revelatory. Drawing the Italian Renaissance does something deceptively simple but…
As my final show in this year’s Edinburgh Magic Festival, Wonderboy brought energy, charm and an undeniable sense of youthful confidence. Performed…
There’s always a faint risk with festive spin-offs that the tinsel overwhelms the craft. Happily, Insane Christmas Magic avoids that trap…
There’s a particular challenge to the Christmas morning family show: you’re dealing with excitable children, coffee-deprived adults, and a room…
Perched on the edge of the Firth of Forth, Lauriston Castle is one of those Edinburgh buildings that seems to…
Five writers, five directors and twenty five actors come together for the inaugural event from Balancing Act Theatre. Scratch nights…
The Traverse’s 4PLAY has form, a new-writing pressure cooker where short pieces are aired, tested, and occasionally launched into something…
There’s something delightfully odd about stepping into one of the colossal cattle halls of the Royal Highland Centre and finding…
The Hero’s Journey is the narrative equivalent of gravity; invisible, inevitable, and always pulling the story forward. Joseph Campbell mapped…