Tag: Edinbugh Festival Fringe
Fringe 2024 – Celtic Roots ⭐️⭐️⭐️
As the child of parents who loved Celtic music, Aberdeenshire-born Kevin Littlejohn learned at first hand the strong emotions these songs evoke.
Performing from a young age, he’s now worked for over twenty years...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 – Momentum Venues
Momentum Venues presents such a varied array of shows that one would be hard pressed to find a reason not to venture down Howe Street to their hub at St Stephen’s Centre.
Confronting the task...
Where to eat and drink – Civerino’s Italian Street Food & Pizza Bar
Civerino’s is located just off the Royal Mile near the Tron Kirk in Hunter Square. The restaurant serves a fanatastic selection of family recipes handed down through Michel’s family, featuring Italian street food and of...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Bianco_Here Be Dragons *****
If like me you were taken to the circus as a child, you may be expecting an evening of animals jumping through hoops and clowns making rather obvious jokes. Well forget all that -...
Watch out! The Uglies are back!
Cinderella had a terrible life, right? And her ugly sisters were to blame - of course! But have you ever looked at this from the siblings' point of view?
In 2011, The Uglies Do Edinburgh,...
Gayfield Creative Spaces: a new design centre opens in Broughton
There are many art and design galleries in Edinburgh, but I doubt if there are many like Gayfield Creative Spaces. This new venture at the top of Leith Walk is the brainchild of Dr...
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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