Edinburgh News
Snapshots 3, manipulate Festival, Traverse Theatre, Review
Snapshots 3 showcased three new works by three companies, each a work in progress and a conceptual teaser of more developed works to come.
Song of the Goat, Traverse, Manipulate Festival, Review
Expect the unexpected from Compagnie à from Angers in France who bring their acclaimed show Le Chant du Bouc (Song of the Goat) to this year’s Manipulate Festival for its UK Premièr
Fighting Modernists, manipulate Festival, Traverse Theatre, Review
There’s always a bit of a buzz at the manipulate Festival for those special occasions when current leading animators present a selection of work that has inspired them, followed by a short interview a
Egg, manipulate Festival 2018, Traverse Theatre, Review
Egg (Snapshots 2)
Women In Puppetry & Animated Film, manipulate Festival, Traverse Theatre, Review
The first day of this year’s manipulate Festival at the Traverse Theatre is a day packed full of animation screenings.
Ragnarök, manipulate Festival 2018, Traverse Theatre, Review
Ragnarök (Snapshots 1)
“The world is breaking.”
Edinburgh’s Summerhall nominated for Fringe Theatre of The Year
The Stage Awards 2018 included in their nominations for Fringe Theatre of The Year, Edinburgh’s vibrant and exciting venue, Summerhall.
The Lover, Lyceum, Review
French writer Marguerite Duras’ 1984 semi-autobiographical novel The Lover has been exquisitely adapted for the Lyceum stage by Stellar Quines and Scottish Dance Theatre, bringing together fo
Academy of St Martin in the Fields: Sunday Classics, Usher Hall, Review
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The chamber orchestra, Academy of St Martin in the Fields (named after the church in London’s Trafalgar Square) was founded in 1959 by Neville Marriner who remained its music director for decades unti
Dear Esther, Usher Hall, Review
“Dear Esther. I sometimes feel as if I’ve given birth to this island. Somewhere, between the longitude and latitude a split opened up and it beached remotely here.”