Edinburgh International Festival
The original "official" festival
As part of the cultural programme, Refuge, Windows of Displacement is an autobiographical memoir b
We had expected to hear Tan Dun's Percussion Concerto: The Tears of Nature but Austrian-born percussionist
One of the fascinations was to watch the two choirs, each of eleven singers, move from station to station o
If Drifters combined with Fleabag and added just a hint of Bridesmaids, you'd ge
In trying to describe The Worst Thing You Could Do, I’ve come to find it isn’t a production to be
“Burns the man and Burns the poetic genius went wonderfully together.
The opening and closing events of the Edinburgh Internat
This show is the embodied definition of storytelling.
The Edinburgh International Festival will again stream a programme of s
In a gesture of solidarity with the victims of the war in Ukraine, the Edinburgh International Festival and
The last two years were tough on live, performing arts, but with signs that the worst of the pandemic is re
In 1947, Rudolf Bing, a refugee from nazi Germany, co-founded the Edinburgh International Festival.
The Edinburgh International Festival (EIF) opens and
The Edinburgh International Festival marks its 75th
After premiering this show in Adelaide this summer and then a whirlwind tour including Brisbane, Melbourne
Willkommen and bienvenue, welcome, I'm cabaret, au cabaret, to cabaret!
A glittering performance from Georgian pianist Mariam Batsashvili, who captivated the audience at the Old C
A magnificent lunchtime concert in the sunny setting of the Old College Quad.
With so many of society’s landmarks removed or redefined, our notion of ‘normal’ has now become fluid – thi
Now that the Edinburgh International Festival is getting into its stride, those w