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Visiting Edinburgh
The City Art Centre unveiled its latest exhibition at the end of July, the David Mach RA RSA presentationā¦
The annual Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is a spectacular show, part military part dance, that exceedsā¦
The premiere of Black Coffee in December 1930 was reviewed in The Times:
Sometimes you have an experience that you know you will remember long into your life. A memory that will findā¦
There seems to be a dearth of originality by lyricists and composers these days when it comes to creatingā¦
The title track of this hit show states āIt's got groove it's got meaningā, as Grease tours with a fresh castā¦
Written in just four days in Tokyo, 1929, Noel Coward created the free spirited character of Amanda inā¦
The Blisses donāt live up to their heavenly name. They are a bohemian family of four living in the relativeā¦
Traverse Two is the Christmas home for the acclaimed production from Frozen Charlotte, one of Scotlandāsā¦
The exhibition in the National Library of Scotland on George IV Bridge, tells the personal stories of theā¦
To describe Sue Gloverās āBondagersā as a classic of contemporary Scottish theatre is but to do it justice.
As the skyline darkens, strange sounds and glimmering lights come from the Royal Botanic Garden.
Once again, Agatha Christieās beloved mystery play is back on an Edinburgh stage ā this time to celebrate itsā¦
You are invited to retreat from the mundanity of adulthood, to be engulfed in Slavaās enchanting snowstorm,ā¦
A towering show from Wee Stories!
Wee Stories has once again scattered their magic over a classic tale andā¦
The hit of 2014ās Edinburgh Festival makes a welcome return.
Opening with the kind of musical build-up that grace productions of a certain age, āSpamalotā signalled thatā¦
āWho sees the human face correctly: the photographer, the mirror, or the painter?ā Pablo Picasso
It is hardly exaggeration to suggest āThe Cheviot, the Stag and the Black, Black Oilā changed Scottishā¦