Theatre at the <a href="/events/edinburghfringe">Edinburgh Fringe</a> and <a href="/events/eif">Edinburgh International Festival</a>.
Theatre
Palace of the End is a play about Iraq. It is a set of monologues involving three characters who haveā¦
It is unfortunate that the life and work of political cartoonist, and man of many other talents, Harry Horseā¦
āFour men from the rebel Syrian Army check their assault rifles and sling them over their shoulders. Theirā¦
āBlonde and beautiful Marilyn Monroe, a glamorous symbol of the gay, exciting life of Hollywood, diedā¦
āThe Sorrows of Young Werther,ā as it is known in English, made the reputation of Goethe, establishing him asā¦
Iain Heggie looks chipper if not dapper as he takes the stage for an hourās worth of racontuering.
There are surely times, especially these
days, when "care assistants" and even nursing staff wonder whereā¦
A remote cottage on the wild, windswept north-east coast of Scotland is the perfect place for murder. Stagedā¦
āI wanna be a man, mancub
And stroll right into town
And be just like the other men ā¦ā
A charming love letter sent across generations.
Currently dominating the advertising for the EIF, Alan Ayckbournās new play The Divide, in two parts, canā¦
Hotel de lāAvenir is a show from graduate students in the CalArts (California Institute of Arts) School ofā¦
The sound is deafening as an Edinburgh-bound train rolls loudly across the Forth Rail Bridge.
Justin Butcherās tale of Scaramouche Jones is one hell of a story and he tells it masterfully.
There was a time, not all that long ago, when you couldnāt open a newspaper or a magazine without laying yourā¦
The last witch burning in Scotland in the early 18th century, enacted at this year's Edinburgh Internationalā¦
I know itās unworthy, but the first thing I thought when I
walked into the Traverse 2 to see this 100-minute-ā¦
Billy Connolly has been very open about it. The late John Peel included his own experience in his uncompletedā¦
"All children, except one, grow up. Mrs. Darling put her hand to her heart and cried, "Oh, why can't youā¦
Once again Maureen Beattie gives an impassioned performance as this character/narrator in this third andā¦