Tamsin Grainger
@TamsinShiatsu
Tamsin has a background in dance journalism. She was Dancer in Residence for both the Forest of Dean, England, and Edinburgh, Scotland where she started Dance Base. Currently she works as a Shiatsu practitioner / teacher; an editor of the Shiatsu Society Journal; walks a lot and writes travel blogs.
Reviews: 55
Other Articles: 4
Alistair Moffat
To the Island of Tides
Renowned author’s intimate pilgrimage and in-depth depiction of Saint Cuthbert
Travellers Tales – Audacious Women
Tamsin Grainger introduces her session at the upcoming Audacious Women festival
Kusama: Infinity
Yayoi Kusama wishes “for life’s bright sunshine” in new documentary about her life and work
McGonagall’s Chronicles
An unfortunate turn of events prevent this flamboyant play on McGonagall’s work from reaching the poet’s legendary status.
Jan-Philipp Sendker – The Long Path to Wisdom
New collection of fables mingle Burmese folk tales with storytelling traditions around the world.
Gina Miller – Rise
Legal activist and strident protector of human rights writes about her background and beliefs
Kathryn Mannix
Reclaiming the ‘d’ word at Death on the Fringe and the Book Festival
Susie Orbach
The Goddess of “the listening cure” at the Book festival
Akwugo Emejulu, Heidi Safia Mirza, Djamila Ribeiro & Sara Wajid
Revolting Women panel addresses the DNA of colonialist institutions
Herland
A relaxing, entertaining, and thought-provoking Book Festival event
Jane Robinson and Diane Atkinson
“I suppose women are people after all” accepts Asquith.
Guy Stagg, Alastair McIntosh
Not your average traipse round the block at the Book Festival
Matt Hopwood
Tales of walking and love at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
Karine Polwart – Scottish Songbook
Scottish pop anthems to sing along to at Leith Theatre
Richard Holloway
Advice on the art of dying by “an old bugger”.