The Edinburgh Festival 2007


Coverage of the various festivals that make up the Edinburgh Festival in August.

Roslyn Ure, Emma Jane Sweeney

Reviews


Ballads of the Book

It's an unusual International Book Festival event when Alan Bisset, Rodge Glass, A. L. Kennedy, Emma Pollock, Ali Smith, Louise Welsh and Roddy Woomble are to be found sharing the same platform

Edinburgh Mardis Gras

The sun was shining down on the 29th Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival as speeches by Michael Hart (Festival Director) and Bruce Fallon (Chairman EJBF) opened proceedings on Saturday.

Natasha Wood - Rolling With Laughter

The audience for 'Natasha Wood, Rolling With Laughter' owe a considerable debt to Wood's parents, who clearly equipped her with a large share of her mother's 'Double D for determination'

Neil Brand - The Silent Pianist Speaks

One of the great joys of the Fringe are the unexpected surprises occasionally thrown in the way of unsuspecting reviewers.

Follow Me

'Follow Me' opens curiously with a bespectacled woman putting a jigsaw puzzle together whilst jazz standards play in the background.

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Dates: Edinburgh's Festivals 2007

10 - 2 September
Edinburgh International Festival

5 - 27 August
Edinburgh Fringe

11 - 27 August
Edinburgh Book Festival

15 - 26 August
Edinburgh Film Festival

3 - 25 August
Edinburgh Military Tattoo

24 - 26 August
Edinburgh Festival of Politics

27 July - 5 August
Edinburgh Jazz Festival

Sunday 5 August
Festival Cavalcade

Sunday 12 August
Fringe Sunday

Sunday 2 September
Festival Fireworks Concert

Fri 31 Aug - 2 September
Edinburgh Mela

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