Edinburgh News
Scotties, Traverse Theatre, Review
Theatre Gu Leòr, with the support of NTS have brought forward an untold tale, entwining the cultures, languages of the Scottish and Irish with one fatal injustice at the helm.
King’s Panto Casting Update
The King’s Theatre Edinburgh today announces that Andy Gray will no longer be appearing in this year’s pantomime, Beauty and the Beast, on medical grounds.
Dovecot Studios celebrates Scottish Department Stores in Photography
To celebrate their exhibition LIBERTY Art Fabrics & Fashion, Dovecot Studios has teamed up with Historic Environment Scotland and the SCRAN and Canmore online archives to bring together an ex
Madagascar the Musical, Edinburgh Playhouse, Review
The family film Madagascar by Dreamworks premiered in 2005; families everywhere were “moving it” to the cinema and to the subsequent sequels.
Tipping the Hat, Traverse, Review
The names of Flanders and Swann may sound positively antediluvian to a young generation, but to the lunchtime audiences of A Play, A Pie and A Pint they are quite familiar.
Celebrating Hans Gál Concert, Queen’s Hall, Review
Pianist Sarah Beth Briggs opened The Hans Gál Society’s Sunday afternoon concert with Haydn’s Sonata in C Major with its jaunty start, thoughtful middle and galloping extrovert end.
Still Alice, King’s Theatre, Review
Adapted from Lisa Genova’s heartbreaking novel, Still Alice is a harrowing, yet beautifully crafted insight into the realities of living with Alzheimer’s disease.
Twelfth Night, Royal Lyceum Theatre, Review
If music be the food of love, play on.
Scotland’s creative ageing organisation, Luminate, returns in 2019
In 2018 Luminate made the decision to change the way the organisation works.
Play about modern day slavery tours Scotland this October
You may choose to look the other way, but you can never say again you did not know!’
William Wilberforce
Kinky Boots Struts into Town for Christmas
Kinky Boots is about to stride into town.