The biggest arts festival in the world.
Edinburgh Fringe
The highlight this afternoon was to be the announcement and presentation of the awards for young poets who
While the number of items to see are fairly limited, there are some beautiful examples of church embroidery
"Don’t go home. The Gestapo are in your apartment. They are waiting for you.
The tapping of pebbles against her window awakens 19-year-old Mari at 2:32am on a June morning of 2013.&…
‘Faith in the Footlights’ sought to bring together some of most favourite songs from the musicals, though w
Rey Camoy was a painter and artist of some distinction who left and returned to Japan in his later years pa
A musical romp through the trials and tribulations of sperm donation and what it means to bring life into t
A glittering spectacle of illusion, sleight of hand, mind reading and audience interaction, this is a fun-f
#Charlottesville is a fast-paced exploration of the Unite the Right rally of 2017 in Charlottesville and Pr
To capture period and place, the melodic tune of ‘Moon River’ from ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s takes us to 1950
With a lovely free croissant and coffee (or tea) as well as a wonderfully eclectic smorgasbord of short pla
Five young finalists were duly awarded and recognised for their outstanding gifts, and for their contributi
Four seminarians are embroiled in a complicated love quartet.
An evening showcasing texts set to music from different contexts and in various styles.
‘What do you do when your husband of 23 years leaves you for your 17-year-old goddaughter?
It starts as a routine day in the aquarium, although the iridescent blue fish does seem startled to find th
Delaney, dressed in grey sweatpants and T-shirt with no shoes, stands in front of a narrow cot bed.
This is a fascinating concept: with AI at the heart of it, you, the audience member, are taken on a journey
Just on the outskirts of the cobbled streets of Edinburgh lies Lauriston Castle and within it, fo
As we enter the church we are welcomed by the wedding party, the wedding planner Bert greeting us with a “t