At the Traverse Theatre, as part of the Manipulate Festival, Dewey Dell’s The Rite of Spring announces itself as a work that…
There’s a moment early on in Don Quixote (is a Very Big Book) where the performer suggests the entire show…
It is good to be back in the Filmhouse after the crowdfunded rescue and a beautiful refurbishment. Run by a…
There are moments in Coffee with Sugar at the Traverse Theatre when the senses are so thoroughly engaged that conventional…
First up in the night’s intriguingly titled diversion were the aptly named Electrical Melting Company who proceeded to meld, with…
Edinburgh Rep Company kicks off the start of their ambitious 2026 programme with work-in-progress piece Press to Pulp. This noir…
Edinburgh University Savoy Opera Group (EUSOG) opens their production of Into The Woods this week at the Church Hill Theatre. …
This is an excellent exhibition, inspiring, beautifully curated, and quietly revelatory. Drawing the Italian Renaissance does something deceptively simple but…
Set in the exuberant class of The Royal Scots Club, the highly esteemed Magic Awareness Society has gathered to instil…
As my final show in this year’s Edinburgh Magic Festival, Wonderboy brought energy, charm and an undeniable sense of youthful confidence. Performed…