Tag: Assembly Roxy
Umbilical Brothers strike a chord with Fringe audiences ★★★★
The Umbilical Brothers: The Distraction is a misnomer for in this hour-long madcap maelstrom there is little chance of being distracted from what is going on stage and screen as David Collins and Shane...
James Lindsay – in concert at Assembly Roxy on 29th April
Musician James Lindsay is an award-winning composer and instrumentalist who pushes the boundaries of Scottish folk, contemporary jazz, and experimental rock music. His writing seamlessly blends diverse styles, merging traditional instrumentation and tune forms...
Stars of ‘Cirqulation’ showed off their skills on Circus Lane
Scotland’s iconic Circus Cabaret Night is back, freshening the blood flow of Scottish Circus Arts. Created by Edinburgh-based company Delighters to demonstrate the true skill of Scotland’s Circus scene today, their seventh event in...
Circus Cabaret Night ‘Cirqulation’ is back to explore the future
Circus Cabaret Night is back, freshening the blood flow of Scottish Circus Arts. Created by Edinburgh-based company Delighters to demonstrate the true skill of Scotland’s Circus scene today, their seventh event in the Cirqulation...
‘Tam O’Shanter, Tales & Whisky’ premieres in Edinburgh on Friday
'Tam O’Shanter, Tales & Whisky' The hottest ticket in town this spring should be 'Tam O’Shanter, Tales & Whisky'. Premiering at Assembly Roxy in Edinburgh this Friday 15 April, this contemporary take on the...
Edinburgh Fringe – Nikki & JD bring ‘Knot’ to the Assembly Roxy
Physically exhilarating and touchingly poignant, 'Knot' is the internationally acclaimed circus and dance work by Nikki Rummer and JD Broussé.
These talented performers use hand-to-hand circus skills to tell the tale of an impossible...
At Assembly Roxy this week – What I Know – (about what my Grandfather...
Commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of the Spanish Civil War Objectora presents What I Know (about what my Grandfather didn't know) (18 – 20 April); a new piece of visual storytelling using puppetry, object theatre, and live-projection.
Following...
Theatre – Reckless @ Assembly Roxy
Reckless - Elf & Safety gone mad!
By Craig Lucas
At Assembly Roxy 6-9 December 2017.
Christmas - It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Or is it?
Rachel certainly used to think so. At least she did...
Meat & Music Festival Hits Edinburgh This Weekend
A new ‘Meats & Beats’ festival, themed around 'meatylicious' street food, and music from the past five decades, hits Edinburgh this weekend, 20th – 22nd October.
The event will transform Edinburgh's Assembly Roxy into a...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Trick of the Light Theatre: The Road That Wasn’t...
In New Zealand there are some 56,000 kilometres of paper roads – streets and towns that exist only on surveyors’ maps. Or do they? A young woman strays from the beaten track and finds...
At Assembly Roxy – Laura Begley & Chris Smith
Laura Begley and Chris Smith will be playing an acoustic show at Edinburgh's Assembly Roxy on 7 January 2017.
An acoustic duo hailing from Central Scotland, Laura Begley (The Voice 2016 contestant) is a 23 year old vocalist...
Edinburgh Craft Beer Revolution Festival 24-26 November 2016
If you like beer then you might like to head along to the very first Edinburgh Craft Beer Revolution Festival when it takes over Assembly Roxy 24-26th November 2016.
Richard and Dan are behind it, and...
Auld Reekie Magic Cabaret going from strength to strength
Following sell out shows in December and January, Edinburgh magicians John Henry Blackwood and Paul Novak continue to bring unique magic and cabaret entertainment to the heart of Edinburgh.
This February they will move to...
Creative Scotland award grants for Edinburgh arts and culture
New funding to improve Edinburgh arts and cultural facilities
Assembly Roxy, Stills, Edinburgh Contemporary Crafts, Drake Music Scotland, Take one Action Film Festival have received funding from Creative Scotland as part of a national programme...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW — Jekyll & Hyde ***.5
Staging a radical retelling of Robert Louis Stevenson’s original a stone’s throw from the author’s alma mater is a pretty gutsy move. Even more so, when we’re within walking distance of Deacon Brodie’s, the...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2013 – REVIEW – The Bloody Ballad ****.5
The Bloody Ballad, Assembly Roxy 7:45pm, until 25 Aug (except 12, 19), £12 (£10 concessions)
The audience had barely sat down before The Bloody Ballad began with the jovial shouts of 4 of the 5...
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