Coriolanus Vanishes
Terrorism. Abuse. Suicide. Murder. If you’re looking for a cheery show at the Fringe, then David Leddy’s Coriolanus Vanishes, showing at the Traverse Theatre, isn’t it. This ultra-loose interpretation of…
bloominauschwitz
Written by Richard Fredman and directed by Rachel Aspinwall, bloominauschwitz is a one-man show performed magnificently by Patrick Morris. It is a Menagerie Theatre Company production previously seen at the…
‘Nevertheless, She Persisted’ at The Out of the Blue Drill Hall
Content Warning: rape and self harm mention Nevertheless, She Persisted is an exhibition by Edinburgh-based photographer Mhairi Bell-Moodie currently on display at The Out of the Blue Drill Hall in…
Interview with: The team behind EUSC’S Romeo and Juliet 2018
This March, Edinburgh University Shakespeare Company (EUSC) will be staging Romeo and Juliet, their 10th production since the society’s founding, starring Douglas Clark as Romeo and Eliza Lawrence as Juliet.…
Labour Party’s Shadow Foreign Secretary, Emily Thornberry, speaks in Edinburgh
On the 27 January, the UK Labour Party’s shadow foreign secretary, Emily Thornberry, gave a talk on ‘Foreign Policy in Trump’s World’. Hosted by the Scottish Fabians in Edinburgh’s The…
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2017
From 19 January until 29 April, the National Museum of Scotland is hosting the Wildlife Photographer of the Year, an exhibition now in its 53rd year, displaying the 100 best…
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Flying into cinemas this December with all lasers firing is Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the eighth instalment in the long-running space opera that began in 1977. Picking up where…
Europe’s lack of action in Catalonia is a disgrace
The 1st October 2017 was a dark day, not just in Spain, but in Europe as a whole. Regardless of whether or not you think it was right for the…