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Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Where is Home?
STATE OF EMERGENCY presents a unique performance concept, examining themes of migration, identity and belonging through improvisation.
Seven talented dancers, singers and musicians from the UK, South Africa,...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Dram & Smoke – The Campfire Feasts Pop-Up
DRAM & SMOKE RETURNS TO THE BISCUIT FACTORY FOR THE EDINBURGH FESTIVAL IN COLLABORATION WITH TALISKER WHISKY
Following a sold out run last year, the London-based pop-up Dram &...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – KIN
The boys from the smash hit Bromance are back with KIN, an innovative and exhilarating five-star show about camaraderie. KIN sees the original Barely...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Karoshi
Sixty per cent of us hate our jobs.
After more than 20 years of work, comedian (and tired ex-middle manager) Mel Byron left the sixty...
Scotland’s Airshow 2017
It would be fair to say that the weather could not have been much worse. From early on this morning as soon as we...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – This Really Is Too Much
Outlandish, bold, highly entertaining and slickly choreographed theatre from Fringe first timers
Raucous, provocative and laugh-out-loud funny, Fringe debutants Gracefool Collective deliver a genre-busting show that...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Simon Currie’s 6plus1
6plus1 are a new band who blend jazz with comedy. Seven seasoned musicians who just love having fun. 6plus1 is led by Simon Currie, who currently tours...
Review: Fame – The Musical ****
If you’re looking for an energetic way to spend your Saturday night this weekend then you should head to Edinburgh’s King’s Theatre for The...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – A Voyage of the Easy Sisters
Born from the depraved improvisations and whatsapp conversations of
comedy quadrant, Fridge Magnet, A Voyage of the Easy Sisters is an Edinburgh
Fringe debut that will...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Celsi, Bragg & Maitland
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love, Los Angeles pop/Americana artists Anny Celsi and Nelson Bragg team up with Dublin’s Duncan Maitland...
Edinburgh City Region Deal – Brown happy the deal is done before the summer
Keith Brown MSP the Economy Minister intervened recently in the City Region Deal negotiations as he was fearful that the process would be delayed...
Alex Gray offers you an appearance in her next crime novel
Would you like to be in a crime novel? Well Scottish crime writer Alex Gray is offering one lucky reader the chance to appear...
Edinburgh Trams to run all night…..at weekends in August
Now to get you home after your festival revelling Edinburgh Trams will run round the clock services at weekends next month.
Trams will run from...
Edinburgh and South East City Region Deal – speaking with the council Leader
Council Leader Adam McVey has only been in post since the elections in May, and even then only properly since the coalition agreement was...
Edinburgh and South East Scotland City Region Deal – speaking to The Secretary of...
David Mundell who is the Secretary of State for Scotland was at the signing of the City Region Deal. For so long the only...
Damian Green signs Edinburgh and South East Scotland City deal
The First Secretary of State and Minister for the Cabinet Office, Damian Green signed the City Region Deal for Edinburgh and South East Scotland...
What is in the detail of the City Region Deal?
The final version of the City Region Deal for Edinburgh has now been signed. But what does it say?
We know that there will be...
Damian Green meets Valkyrie Robot at University of Edinburgh
Damian Green, First Secretary of State enjoying a demonstration of research at the Edinburgh Centre for Robotics - a joint venture involving the University...
New concert hall forms part of the City Region Deal
Part of the City Region Deal includes the sum of £20 million for the new concert hall in St Andrew Square.
We spoke with Culture...
University of Edinburgh to play a pivotal role in the City Region Deal
The University of Edinburgh will be a key partner in a major initiative that seeks to make Edinburgh and its surrounding region the European...
Live updates on Edinburgh’s City Region Deal
Today is pretty historic as things go in an old and historic city like Edinburgh. Today the Edinburgh City Region Deal will be signed.
The...
Federation of Small Businesses welcomes investment in City Region Deal
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) welcomes the investment which will be brought to the whole region in the City Region Deal to be announced...
It Shoulda Been You – Edinburgh Fringe 2017
Room 29 theatre invites you to a wedding day you'll never forget.
With a blushing bride, a nervous groom and their overbearing mothers, It Shoulda Been...
City Region Deal will be on the table later today – for signing!
The First Secretary of State and Minister for the Cabinet Office, Damien Green, will be visiting Edinburgh today to assist with signing off the...
Your number 26 is now greener than ever
Lothian Buses paraded along from Princes Street to Edinburgh Zoo today with their fleet of 30 brand new, low emission buses serving one of...
Edinburgh Art Festival 2017: The Making of the Future: Now
What is art’s primary function?
Is it to please, to edify, to create beautiful things? Or is it to make statements, to encourage people to...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Above The Mealy-mouthed Sea
Unholy Mess in association with Omnibus Theatre present Above The Mealy-mouthed Sea
Jemima Foxtrot, acclaimed performance poet and theatre maker stars in a strange, funny...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Roses in the Salad
Have you ever seen roses in the salad?
A show with vegetables, colours, shadows and video animation created for small children
‘Vegetables are something serious!’ says...
Soapbox Science at The Mound this weekend
Female researchers from across Scotland will take to their soapboxes on the Mound in Edinburgh city centre to share their passion for science on...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Home
A rare Fringe show specifically created for audiences with profound and multiple learning disabilities.
Following their sell-out 2016 Fringe debut with The Forest, Frozen Light return...
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