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Get ready to release your inner Jane, Tarzan or Indiana at The MoonWalk’s Jungle Safari! Sign up now for The…
Tandem Writing Collective was established early 2016 by emerging playwrights Jennifer Adam, Mhairi Quinn and…
Celebrating all things theatrically visual, manipulate is back again next January for its 10th year, with…
A Tale of Two Cities was Dicken’s favourite of his creations and one of which he was immensely proud, and it…
Summerhall taps into local arts and crafts with its annual Christmas Market on the second weekend of December…
The world has only been at peace for about 8% of its recorded history.
Pagan rituals impact on the modern world in this tense drama from writer and Traverse Associate Artist Rob…
Two ceilidh dances, celebrating St Andrew's Day, with serial ceilidh dance organiser and caller Ken Gourlay,…
AC/DC lead guitarist Angus Young strutted along its balcony.
The RSNO Big Band join Owen and Olly as they swing on down to the Usher Hall to get you In the Mood for a…
Based on her own personal experience, April De Angelis’ play Jumpy deals primarily with an anxious pre-…
Summerhall is back with the third edition of its soulful Hogmanay, hosted by Edinburgh’s own The Soul…
Headlining this comedy night is Jonny Awsom, the guitar-playing comic rabble-rouser, blessed with gangly…
Acclaimed stand up, Keara Murphy, puts a positive spin on some ancient laws which deride her namesake, and…
The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is adding an extra Halloween "fright night" on Monday 31st October for its…
Classical choral music performance of “…of sweet harmony” by the Scottish choral group Reid Consort…
Once again, Agatha Christie’s beloved mystery play is back on an Edinburgh stage – this time to celebrate its…
As the skyline darkens, strange sounds and glimmering lights come from the Royal Botanic Garden.
Gently-men of Edinburgh, prepare your sweet tooth and hide your children as Caractacus Potts and his family…
How appropriate that a play first performed in Athens around 470 BC should be revived (nay, resurrected!)…