Poetry and storytelling
Poetry and storytelling
AC/DC lead guitarist Angus Young strutted along its balcony.
It’s a hundred years since the phizz-whizzing Roald Dahl was born and Owen & Olly’s Beastly Bash…
It’s no fun being ‘in with the out crowd’ at any time of life but it’s especially painful as a young person…
Now in its 27th year, the Scottish International Storytelling Festival returns from 21 – 31 October 2016 with…
The best thing about the Fringe is the people.
Mikey and Addie first appeared in 2012 and was part of that year’s imaginate Festival (Read my review
An adaptation of the play The Beautiful Cosmos of Ivor Cutler, originally produced in 2014 by Glasgow based…
Over the course of a 50-minute show, travel through more than 25 years’ experience and see a canvas come to…
LeithLate returns to the Walk this summer with a jam-packed programme of mostly free exhibitions and events…
The ‘traditional arts’ are often referred to as ‘The Voice of the People’, but what do we mean by ‘the people…
A life’s work that had gone largely unnoticed. Now, 100 years on, it is inspiring audiences across Scotland.
A unique opportunity to see two landmark works of British social realism side by side on the big screen,…
Puppet State Theatre, the fantastic company behind the hugely successful stage adaptation of Jean Giono’s The…
Shauna MacDonald is an experienced actor across a range of productions, from Hollywood film (The Descent, The…
In celebration of World Book Day, Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature Trust launches an 11-day series of…
Heritage and genealogy are prominent aspects of modern culture, reflecting a widespread desire for a personal…
Celebrated annually on Robert Burns’ birthday, 25 January, Burns Night gathers Scots around the world to pay…
A traditional evening with a twist! Comas is fundraising yet again, this time whilst celebrating our glorious…
This week marks the 5th RLSDay organised by Edinburgh City of Literature, so in celebration it's a week long…
A personal journey of discovery round WWI Dundee.