Holly Allan, an Edinburgh Art Festival X The Skinny Emerging Writer, considers what it means to observe Wael Shawky’s solo exhibition in a city with a colonial past.

I wondered if you could start off by telling me a bit about the inspiration behind the play?

A curious formalistic work, Morgan Talty's collection of short stories reads more like a novel as it traces a community ...

This August, Cinema Rediscovered goes on tour, Comic Strip Presents... classics screen at the Fringe, and Norwegian director ...

August brings a bumper crop of festivals across the country, as Mogwai's Big City, Bemz' M4 and Edinburgh Psych Fest all ...

With alternative comedy becoming more and more mainstream, have Su Mi, Rosa Garland and Ellen Turnill Montoya stumbled upon ...

Slick Scandi-style design, an apparently endless list of coffees, and food that straddles the minimal and maximal – KUL is a hit.

Ahead of this year's Fringe by the Sea, one East Lothian local invites you to ditch the cobbles, skip the crowds, and get ...

The Edinburgh Fringe is a land of opportunity for many, but also a world of temptation. As more acts and punters turn to ...

Ahead of bringing his purpose-built muonophone to the Fringe for MŮO, we catch up with Lomond Campbell to talk physics and ...

Looking for the best theatre at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe? Bookmark this page – we'll be collecting all of our top reviews ...

The Fringe (technically) kicks off this week, with a host of shows opening at Traverse Theatre as part of TravFest. Elsewhere ...