Edinburgh's Winter Festivals
Burnsfest: A Feast of Spoken Word, Music, Supper, Debate and Art
The Scottish Storytelling Centre continues its tradition of spreading the Burns love with Burnsfest, ensuring everyone can access Robert Burns.
The Edibles, Scottish Storytelling Festival, Review
A big sweet spoonful of Christmas fun!
Little Red Riding Hood, St Andrew Square, Review
A sanitised new take on a scary old tale.
Anton and the Eye of Death, Scottish Storytelling Centre, Review
Strange Town Young Company brings a subversive seasonal message delivered through its peripatetic hero, Anton.
Free Buses Return For Hogmanay Revellers in 2014
Many Hogmanay revellers will be able to start 2014 with a free bus ride home or back to their Edinburgh accommodation.
The Selfish Giant, EFT, Review
A towering show from Wee Stories!
Wee Stories has once again scattered their magic over a classic tale and made it their own. This time it is Oscar Wilde’s salutary tale of The Selfish Giant.
Peter Pan (2013), King's Theatre, Review
The curtain has risen for the King’s Theatre pantomime starring the irrespressible, stalwart trio of Allan Stewart, Grant Stott and Andy Gray in a wildly creative comedy version of Peter Pan.
The Polar Bears Go Wild, Traverse Theatre, Review
Award winning Glasgow-based theatre company Fish & Game is back on the road with a national tour of their highly successful children’s show The Polar Bears Go Wild that opened at Durham&r
A Christmas Carol, Royal Lyceum Theatre, Review
Slick and inventive direction, together with a strong cast, helped to remind us what a brilliant story A Christmas Carol is.
Irving Berlin's White Christmas, EFT, Review
'White Christmas' is an opportunity to sit back and forget about festive arrangements and your troubles and indulge yourself in a musical oft repeated on the television from a bygone era (19