Edinburgh International Festival
The original "official" festival
The Edinburgh International Festival’s Opening Event
The Edinburgh International Festival today announced details of a series of community outreach strands to i
It’s not an Edinburgh Festival, unless everybody is invited.
The King’s Theatre capped a transformative year with the announcement last week that it has been awarded £2
The most delightful immersive show for children of all ages (but recommended for primary school c
Nicola Benedetti briefly introduced the Closing Concert of her first year as the International Festival's D
This epic operatic adaptation of Euripides’ tragedy (Bae Sam-sik) champion the women tha
Chopin, who was reticent by nature, preferred to perform in the intimate environment of salons, so it was q
The second of two programmes by AAADT features a triple bill of vintage works choreographed by Alvin Ailey,
The first of the two concerts in the residency of the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela opened
When life is nothing but a dream and even dreams are dreams there is room for confusion.
The Oslo Phiharmonic was in town for two concerts, this was their second with more seats sold than for the
Tippett's Concerto for Orchestra was written for the Edinburgh International Festival and first performed i
At the EIF 2021, as the world slowly began to emerge from lockdown, there was a mesmerising performance of
“Dance, dance otherwise we are lost.
This is the promised development of the short 2018 Fringe show “
Centred around the theme of ‘Humanity in War’, this fascinating performance blended spoken word with the me
With his yellow-cuffed pink blazer, and similarly vibrant shoes, the instantly recognisable Christopher Bel
Sold out way in advance of the event, this was a glorious recital of some wonderful music – cemented by amu
Each orchestra has its way of arriving on stage.