Edinburgh Renaissance Band’s Musical Migrants: shawm to serpent, cornett to crumhorn, rebec to recorder, this is the music of travelling composers and performers in...
Does the 2040 ban on new petrol and diesel cars mean the death of biofuels?
Flower power.
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Raffaella Ocone, Heriot-Watt University
One question that arises from the...
HOT NEW SKETCH DUO SETS SAIL FOR EDINBURGH
SHIPS: Dr Audrey's Fatal Mistake
SHIP'S DEBUT COMBINES CALAMITOUS CHARACTERS, HILARIOUS SONGS AND DELIGHTFUL SURPRISES IN THIS MUSICAL STORY TELLING SKETCH...
The Debut Solo Show Neighbours’ Pinhead
Featuring real on-stage stunts – it’s totally bananas!
Nathan Lang (Pinhead from Neighbours) brings his debut solo show to the...
TONY COWARDS: PUNDERDOG EDINBURGH FESTIVAL FRINGE 2017
Laughs aplenty from the king of one-liners.
Fresh from a hit debut run at Adelaide Fringe this spring, Tony Cowards...
After six years of austerity is it possible for an artist to make enough money for life’s little luxuries - like bread?
This is a funny, inspirational...
GARY TRO: SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIGARYTROCIOUS | EDINBURGH FRINGE 2017
Stand-up Gary Tro explores how to find happiness when you're incapable of seeing anything through to completion.
“This is...
Councillor Child is Labour councillor for the Portobello/Craigmillar ward.
Dear All
Sorry, I have been a bit behind on these ‘weekly’ Updates, but it is Council...
Award-winning spoken word artist, Leyla Josephine is set to take audiences on a journey through the apathetic attitudes of millennials, as she debuts her...
Avenue Stage Presents Fish Food
Long before he was President, he really liked to buy hotels.
It’s 1990 in Boston. Like the Berlin Wall, Joe Bacon’s life...
Razor sharp wit, linguistic flair and storytelling in deeply personal and political show
Poet and activist Matt Abbott fuses socio-political commentary and contemporary kitchen sink realism for his...
Albrecht Dürer: Renaissance Dude is the debut stand-up show from art historian Kitty Walsh. It's a comical, interactive, look at the life and times of
Albrecht Dürer,...
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for witnesses after an elderly man was seriously assaulted on Queen Street.
The incident happened around 10.45am yesterday Thursday 27th...
by Madeleine Kaye
Scotland’s largest visual art festival returns for its 14th year, as Edinburgh itself celebrates its 70th anniversary as a festival city.
Edinburgh Art...
DING DONG THE WITCH IS BACK! In a world of referendums, Brexit, Trump, another election and overall turmoil, Fringe favourite and multi-award winning Margaret Thatcher Queen...
Theatre/dance crossover explores personal boundaries and histories, directed by multi Fringe First winner Chris Goode
Fringe first-timer Pauline Mayers is used to people making assumptions about her...
Development company S Harrison has submitted a planning application to transform one of St Andrew Square’s most prominent and historic buildings into a stunning...