Latest Edinburgh Articles
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Long-form Review: The Beautiful GameFour theatre shows about football explore lives both on and off the pitchfeatureedinburgh08 Aug 2024 -
The Chaos That Has Been and Will No Doubt ReturnAn urban epic on the suffocating constraints of British austeritytheatre reviewedinburgh08 Aug 2024 -
Review: Natalie Palamides: WEERThe love story of the millenniumcomedy reviewedinburgh08 Aug 2024 -
Review: Shenoah Allen: Bloodlust SummertimeUnconventional family stories with an edgecomedy reviewedinburgh08 Aug 2024 -
Review: Paul McDaniel – Butter BeansEnjoyably silly and effectively meta hourcomedy reviewedinburgh08 Aug 2024
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Review: Sidiki DembeleIntoxicating playing from the multi-instrumentalistinternational reviewedinburgh08 Aug 2024 -
Fringe Dog meets Hannah GadsbyThe canine correspondent meets the Edinburgh Comedy Award winner ... (continued)featureedinburgh08 Aug 2024 -
Interviews: Ashtar Muallem and Na Djinang CircusTwo shows at the Fringe this year interrogate home, displacement,... (continued)featureedinburgh08 Aug 2024 -
Review: Bronwyn Kuss: Sounds GoodA smart hour of dry humour from the Melbourne International Comed... (continued)comedy reviewedinburgh07 Aug 2024 -
Review: B.L.I.P.S.An interesting and original show about managing a lesser-known conditiondance reviewedinburgh07 Aug 2024 -
Review: Emma Holland: Save the OrangutansA playful performance bringing warm mischief to the stagecomedy reviewedinburgh07 Aug 2024 -
Review: Grubby Little MittsRosie Nicholls and Sullivan Brown present their most ambitious show to datecomedy reviewedinburgh07 Aug 2024 -
Review: Ginger Johnson Blows Off!A wonderful hour of laughs from the onscreen personalitytheatre reviewedinburgh07 Aug 2024 -
Review: Grupo CorpoBrazilian dance company present two astonishing UK premieresinternational reviewedinburgh07 Aug 2024 -
Kids Review: Rosie and Hugh's Great Big AdventureMusic, animals and friendship make this a special show for kids s... (continued)featureedinburgh07 Aug 2024 -
Kids Review: Olaf FalafelEmmy, three-and-a-half, discovers the funniest kind of comedy in ... (continued)featureedinburgh07 Aug 2024 -
Review: Of the Land on Which We MeetComplex and evocative work from the Australian companydance reviewedinburgh07 Aug 2024 -
Interview: Lara RicoteCover Story: Returning to Edinburgh, the 2022 Best Newcomer Award... (continued)featureedinburgh07 Aug 2024 -
Review: Alex Kitson: Must I Paint You A Picture?Alex Kitson’s debut stays firmly in the realm of amiable, nervy comedycomedy reviewedinburgh07 Aug 2024 -
Top Picks: Edinburgh Art Festival 2024A range of emerging and international talent, from Scottish premi... (continued)featureedinburgh07 Aug 2024 -