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Legacy 2014 Tour in Edinburgh
People from Edinburgh had an opportunity to make their mark on the Commonwealth Games as a nationwide tour visited the city at the weekend.
The Your...
Edinburgh companies get adventurous for CHAS
Adventurous teams from Edinburgh-based companies Pagan Osborne, RBS and Simpson & Marwick are gearing up to tackle a 12 hour multi activity challenge in...
Artspace2let Summer Exhibition
The Artspace2let summer exhibition is at 28 Spottiswoode St, Edinburgh until Sat 17 August 2013. Open 1:00pm to 6:00pm, daily.
The exhibition features the artwork...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW Fight Night @ Traverse ****
Fight Night at The Traverse is a fascinating psychological and (gentle) political theatre piece which really gets the audience thinking. The format is familiar...
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Homeless World Cup - Edinburgh International Book Festival - Edinburgh International Festival - Edinburgh Festival Fringe Pick of the Day - Critics v Comedians...
Redheads unite in march across the city
Another weekend another protest...
Hundreds of redheads congregated in Edinburgh city centre on Saturday for the UK’s first ever Ginger Pride March. The ginger gathering...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW The Curious Case of the Ugglie Wump and Other Mysterious...
Ugglie Wump by Newbury Youth Theatre at the Quaker meeting House is an absolute delight and a consummate ensemble piece. If the enthusiasm, commitment,...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW – The Diary of Anne Frank ****
The Diary of Anne Frank, Theatre Alba, Duddingston Kirk Gardens until 25 August.
The loch-side gardens of Duddingston Kirk Manse might sound like an unlikely venue...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW Christine Bovill’s Piaf *****
The Famous Spiegeltent in George Street is the venue for Christine Bovill’s Piaf. The smoke machine and the red lighting transports us to an...
Edinburgh International Book Festival – Gallery
More of John Preece's lovely photos from the Edinburgh International Book Festival....
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TED Talk Whisky Biofuels and me - Lothian Buses - Edinburgh Festival Fringe Pick of the Day - Book Festival - Buttercup Blog
Professor Martin...
The Festival has a new Honorary Vice-President
Edinburgh International Festival announced Honorary Vice-President.
At last night's Opening Concert of the 67th Edinburgh International Festival, Director Jonathan Mills announced Dr Carol Colburn Grigor as Honorary Vice-President...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW – The Tempest in the Firth of Forth ****
The Tempest in the Firth of Forth, Summerhall at Hopetoun House South Queensferry. To 15 August 2013.
Richard Demarco has long been evangelical about his support...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW — Where The White Stops ***
The White, in Antler Theatre’s collaborative production, is a vast, symbolic tundra that takes months and hundreds of thousands of steps to traverse. It’s...
Five things you need to know today
Edinburgh International Book Festival begins today - Competition today - At Out of the Blue this festival - Edinburgh Festival Fringe Pick of the...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – REVIEW Adam Smith-Le Grand Tour ****.5
Title: Adam Smith, Le Grand Tour
Company: Compagnie Les Labyrinths (France)
Category: Theatre (14+)
Dates: Aug. 3-11, 13-18, 20-26
Time: 3pm
Duration: 1 Hour
Tickets: £10
An intellectual and entertaining journey...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – REVIEW Beating McEnroe ****
Beating McEnroe ****
Summerhall Red Lecture Theatre until 22nd August
Written & performed by Jamie Wood
One of sport’s great rivalries forms the backdrop to Jamie Wood’s...
Police issue warning over football derby this weekend
Police Scotland has warned that robust action will be taken against anyone using flares during the first Edinburgh derby of the season, which takes...
COMPETITION – Win 2 tickets to Tanyalee Davis at the Assembly Rooms
In 2012 life threw Tanyalee - a life-loving, world-touring comedian - a curve ball. Five thousand miles from home, she got a life-threatening blood...
Fire in city centre restaurant closes street
Around 50 firefighters attended a city centre blaze earlier to bring the fire under control and also search for any casualties.
Scottish Fire and Rescue...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW – Kind ****
Skildir (Catriona Stirling) has a lot going on in her life, including (but not limited to) an abusive stepfather, an army of creepy puppet...
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Fire in Hailesland - Community cafes plotted on a map - Tonight at the Queen's Hall - Whisky Tours launched - Edinburgh Festival Fringe Pick...
Restaurant Review: The Magnum
The Magnum – A dog friendly pub in the heart of Edinburgh
The Magnum has always been very much a favourite ‘local’ of mine so...
Edinburgh Festival cocktail competition launched on a taxi
“Drinks Company of the Year” runner up Hi-Spirits has teamed up with taxi advertising company Ubiquitous to brand a fleet of high profile Mercedes...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2013 – REVIEW – Tom Rosenthal – Благодаря ***
Tom Rosenthal - Благодаря, Pleasance Beneath 20:15, until 25 Aug, £12/10 (£10.50/£8.50 concessions)
It's generally known that Tom Rosenthal is the son of sports commentator...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2013 – REVIEW – Janey Godley Is Ungagged ***
Janey Godley Is Ungagged, Gilded Balloon Teviot 6:45pm, until 15 Aug, £12/10 (£10/8 concessions)
With what could be the most welcoming entrance 'piece' to any...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW – The Colour Ham ****
The trouble with magic shows is the whole 'it's bad form to write about what happens in case you ruin the surprise' thing. It's...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2013 – REVIEW – Circles of Love ****
Circles of Love, St Andrew's and St George's West, George St 7:10pm and 8:40pm, until 10 Aug, £10 (£8 concessions)
Having seen Edinburgh Music Theatre...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2013 – REVIEW – Joe Lycett – If Joe Lycett Then...
Joe Lycett - If Joe Lycett Then You Should've Put a Ring On It, Pleasance Upstairs 19:15, until 25 Aug, £10/9 (£8.50/£7.50)
Many comedians title...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW – An Actor’s Lament ****
http://www.theedinburghreporter.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/actorslament250.jpgSteven Berkoff , thespian institution, or national treasure? Both such dubious accolades would appall him I’m sure, and in this latest play at the...
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