Edinburgh visitor attractions and info.
Visiting Edinburgh
āThe Show must go onā was a maxim that P.T. Barnum and Brian Conley would probably share.
A Tale of Two Cities was Dickenās favourite of his creations and one of which he was immensely proud, and itā¦
Clearly, this is the world's biggest and most spectacular annual fireworks concert, and an explosive eveningā¦
To describe Sue Gloverās āBondagersā as a classic of contemporary Scottish theatre is but to do it justice.
Yes, folks itās Panto time again.
Our theatre critic finds the annual traditional King's Theatre panto brings out his most festive side.
Solving the Rubikās Cube puzzle is a near impossible task in itself, never mind adding acrobatics into theā¦
Edinburghās Christmas has begun and The Famous Spiegeltent is back in St.
For many people, old-fashioned panto is a creaky anachronism where men dressing as women shouldnāt be thatā¦
Go down into these woods and youāre sure of plenty of big surprises!
The world has only been at peace for about 8% of its recorded history.
The well-known tale of Cinderella has been adapted in fine local style for this yearās Brunton Panto by Markā¦
There seems to be a dearth of originality by lyricists and composers these days when it comes to creatingā¦
Come one, come all! Feast your eyes and ears at the Festival Theatre for one of the most quintessentialā¦
Let it Be the musical is marketed as āThe Beatlesā show you never got to seeā.
From artist to activist; poets to pioneer, fools to the forgotten; writers to rulers, significant figuresā¦
Premiered in 1952, āSinginā in the Rainā starring Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O'Connor is stillā¦
Evita has something reasonably rare in musical theatre - a good story and more than one memorable song.
The City Art Centre unveiled its latest exhibition at the end of July, the David Mach RA RSA presentationā¦
The premiere of Black Coffee in December 1930 was reviewed in The Times: