Theatre at the <a href="/events/edinburghfringe">Edinburgh Fringe</a> and <a href="/events/eif">Edinburgh International Festival</a>.
Theatre
Words with A. L. Kennedy in the Assembly Rooms' Drawing Room? Who could resist? Certainly not this reviewer,ā¦
Summer holidays ā long days by the sea, dad tinkering with the boat, mum painting, teenage son fishing, andā¦
Get down the pub for Early Doors (12pm to be precise) and remind yourself of the fun that was once to beā¦
Beneath the wing of his crashed aircraft, Bill Lancaster shelters from the Sahara sun and fills in hisā¦
Itās a good thing the title specifies āabridgedā ā as we are told almost immediately, the āoriginalā scriptā¦
Having briefly worked in a call centre and able to remember the almost unbearable agony of pre cigaretteā¦
A beautiful, sunny August morning (rare for any Edinburgh Festival goer), a cup of coffee, fresh strawberriesā¦
It was a chance handing of Agnes Owenās 1998 novel, For the Love of Willie, to Phil Tong, director of theā¦
āThe domino effect;
You understand it as leading to catastrophe
But learn its secrets
And it can also lead toā¦
A shrewd modern take on a classic fairytale straight from Angela Carter ā Twisted Tales take on The Companyā¦
First written in 1997 by thirteen Brentwood students and their teacher, the play was brought to the Fringeā¦
In the 1930ās George Orwell shed his privileged background and stayed in Paris, scratching out a livingā¦
Tim and Light is a tale about the nature of true friendship.
Without as much as the toot of a trumpet, the eminent art historian, critic and face of BBCās Culture Show,ā¦
Sitting sipping a latte in the genteel surroundings of the Summerhall courtyard, I'm buttonholed to go to aā¦
There is a certain reputation that follows an artist. That of heavy drinking, cigarette smoking, fiendish,ā¦
Sigmund Freud and Edgar Alan Poe in the same play? Whatās not to like? Sadly, rather a lot in the case of āMrā¦
As the theme of ā(Thereāll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Doverā fades and Big Ben tolls, a thirdā¦
The old sink in the corner of the Anatomy Lecture Theatre at Summerhall is the accidental prop that revealsā¦
On a dark evening at the close of January 1823, Helen is writing to her husband Tom, in rather purple prose.