Poetry and storytelling
Poetry and storytelling
A bit sick of Christmas? Come indulge your dark side with a modern dramatisation of RL Stevensonās 'Theā¦
LGBT History Month takes place throughout February, aiming to replace ignorance and prejudice with knowledgeā¦
200 years on, meet David Livingstone through the eyes of the Africans who knew him.
Between Monday 8 and Wednesday 24 July, the Life & Deaf Association will be travelling the length andā¦
Tradfest, Edinburgh's newest festival, will see over twelve days of music, song, storytelling, dance,ā¦
When EdinburghGuide.com started covering the Fringe festival at the beginning of the millennium, John Ritchieā¦
Cinderella, Snow White, Hansel & Gretel... We all know a tale that features an evil stepmother with theā¦
Inspired by St Andrew himself, āFishermanās Feastā has received support through Scotlandās Winter Festivalsā¦
''Five fabulous years ā itās just flown by ā but the possibilities for this artform are endless and thereāsā¦
With her brand of magical and mythical storytelling, Xanthe Gresham Knight cuts across the lines betweenā¦
Sunday 2 November sees the Glorious Half-Mile to Holyrood ā the Canongate ā come to life with a freeā¦
As part of TradFest, Edinburghās newest Festival, the Storytelling Centre have put together a series ofā¦
Border ballads, fiddle tunes, traditional tales and dances will be hot topics in Hawick at an upcomingā¦
Beginning with St Andrewās Day and running through to Burns Night, the Scottish Storytelling Centre inā¦
This week marks the 5th RLSDay organised by Edinburgh City of Literature, so in celebration it's a week longā¦
Seven years after its original inception, Donald Smithās adaptation of Robert Louis Stevensonās classicā¦
āAfter nourishment, shelter and companionship, stories are the thing we need most in the world.ā -- Philipā¦
Celebrated annually on Robert Burnsā birthday, 25 January, Burns Night gathers Scots around the world to payā¦
A unique opportunity to see two landmark works of British social realism side by side on the big screen,ā¦
The first thing to say about the Hidden Door, is that it there is a lot to say.