Interview
Interview: Danish Bagpipe Comedian
Claus Reiss is Danish, plays the bagpipes and does comedy. But we need to know more…
Interview: Bob Slayer
The Fringe legend and promo master talked buses, business and big ideas over a pint with our man Phil Bolger…
Interview: Caroline Horton
We talk to the talented theatre maker who is in Edinburgh this year with two very different and imaginative shows.
Interview: Monica Salvi
Italian performer sings for her sanity in her solo show, Mad Women In My Attic, at Just Festival
Interview: Jena Friedman
Dark with a bit of sugar, Jena Friedman comes to Edinburgh for her Festival Fringe debut.
Interview: Rosie Holt
Comedian and writer Rosie Holt, winner of The Sitcom Trails 2013, tells us about making a comedy name for yourself at the Fringe.
Interview: Cornermen
The backroom men of boxing are the focus of a new play at Pleasance Courtyard this Fringe. We talk to writer Oli Forsyth.
Interview: Korean Season at Assembly
We speak to Artistic Director Angella Kwon about Assembly’s inaugural Korean Season.
Interview: Vision Mechanics
Coming to beaches in Scotland this summer, Drift is based on the real story of Shetlander Betty Mouat. Artistic Director Symon Macintyre tells us more…
Interview: George Egg
We spoke to the anarchist cook about the most appetising comedy show coming to this year’s Fringe
Interview: Guy Myhill and Liam Walpole
Nicola Macdonald sits down with The Goob director Guy Myhill and newcomer Liam Walpole to talk Norfolk, fight scenes and escaping fate.
Interview: Francisca Morton
Ahead of touring Torn, a silently-performed piece about love, Morton talks to us about how her work as a psychotherapist provided inspiration.
Interview: Sound & Vision at GFT
We speak to Programme Coordinator Sean Greenhorn about the Sound & Vision strand’s new place in the Glasgow Film Theatre calendar.
Interview: Ishbel McFarlane
The maker of Scots language piece O Is For Hoolet talks to us ahead of shows at the Arches and Traverse.
Interview: Seann Walsh
Tabatha Glancy speaks to comedian Seann Walsh as he arrives in Scotland with his new stand-up show, 28.
Interview: La Cenerentola, Scottish Opera
We spoke to Scottish Opera performers Nico Darmanin and Rebecca Bottone about their new version of La Cenerentola.
Interview: Vetusta Morla
Elsie Ward speaks to Vetusta Morla about their upcoming Edinburgh show, and what Spanish rock has to offer the UK.
Interview: Jonathan Clements
Patrick Harley speaks to Jonathan Clements about Scotland Loves Anime and what makes Japanese animation quite so unique.
The Life of a Gecko
Artistic Director of Gecko, Amit Lahav, talks to Andrew Latimer about the long-haul life of Institute, coming to Festival Theatre this month.
Interview: Graham McLaren
NTS Associate Director Graham McLaren talks to us about the need for a great auld party. On the eve of the Scottish Referendum.