Edinburgh Fringe
The biggest arts festival in the world.
As Claude emerges from a pile of clothes, she unpacks stories that have led her to her being down in the tu
A dark and punchy comedic exploration of writer/performer Ambrosine Davies’ years of living and dating in L
Described as a coming-of-age musical comedy about a hopeless romantic, Pretty Delusional does what
This two-hander show is an interesting concept exploring two women stuck in different time periods and in d
Loosely based around Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, this production set in a pub, introduces four stories in t
Even though the church had been taken over by scaffolding, this neither dimmed the acoustics nor in any way
Centred around the theme of ‘home and homelessness’, this recital collected an encyclopaedic range of poems
Solicitor General: Were you on duty at the time this accident happened?
“We sometimes encounter people, even perfect strangers, who begin to interest us at first sight, someho
Displayed in the Chapel’s Refectory, the Triptych is clearly packed with activity and energy, and draws tog
The programme for the concert celebrated the works of LGBTQ+ composers and allies.
Combining singing, dancing, cowboy boots and hats, and a 13-strong cast, this is an unusual exploration of
Apparently a ‘jazz mass’ has never been performed in the Cathedral before – but given the Archbishop was pr
Written by sixth form student Sam Dury and directed and produced by this young cast, the team bring a lot o
Marilyn Dunn has written widely as a renowned mediaevalist, and opened the presentation with a talk on the
There was much to see as we visited these two historic churches in Edinburgh’s city centre.
Life explores the world of an artist’s model, Estelle, who has come to this latest class with an e
Living between two cultures is not easy.
“Make sure you pay him a visit … ask after what we are owed”. It’s his mother's deathbed wish, which Juan d
‘What use is paper? To speak, to imagine, to remember .. we write our dreams on it.