Cult classics and new releases from the world of Japanese anime hit Scottish shores.
Theatre company plans to celebrate its silver anniversary in style
From avant-garde arena spectaculars to boutique new music festivals, we pick through October's live music...
Giant leaps for mankind, disgruntled dog groomers and a bloodied Nicolas Cage await this October.
New Edinburgh music promoter launches, Luminate returns and Perth Theatre announce new season
The ESFF enters its fifth year in the Scottish capital - and beyond.
You need PR behind you to succeed at the Fringe - or do you?
Edinburgh Festival closes in spectacular style with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra
A look ahead to what's popping out of the oven at the Filmhouse and the...
If the Fringe is about taking risks and never settling for the same old thing,...
The Wee Review announces the winners of its three Fringe awards for this year...
Flora Gosling is inaugural winner of Young Writers prize
Dean Penn of popular kids' show Animalphabet! talks to Stewart McLaren
Welsh writer talks about his novels and forthcoming film adaptation ahead of his appearance at...
Editor Robert Peacock makes his first foray into the realm of kids' shows with his...
Children's writers Lari Don, Candy Gourlay and Elizabeth Wein chat about their upcoming panel event...
Polkadot Theatre adapts Pauline McKay's acclaimed picture book Wee MacNesse for a puppet show.
Normally a ball of comic rage, the comedian tells us how a traumatic event for...
Stewart McLaren rounds up the best things to see with the wee nippers.
The Wee Review escapes the push and shove of the Fringe for some seaside therapy
Matthew Keeley talks to the former teacher turned cabaret star who has become a Fringe...
In a transformation worthy of Michael Bay, Ewan Spence goes from jaded local to #EdFringe...
Leap into the unknown and enjoy food blogger Kerry Teakle's food and drink related shows...
Museums, revolutionaries, and curating the Revolting Women series at the Edinburgh International Book Festival.
Ahead of the press previews, Ewan Spence is worried that the Fringe may not be...
Inaugural celebration of improv to take place February 2019
Ten person panel will decide who follows last year's winners Hannah Gadsby and John Robins.
Elaine Downs looks ahead to the Highlands festival