Theatre
Connor Ratliff
‘What do they do at the airport when they see a skeleton in the bag?’ Comedian and actor Connor Ratliff tells us about his George Lucas-inspired talk show and play
Edinburgh International Improv Festival Preview
We look ahead to another edition of one of the UK’s premier improv events
Edinburgh International Festival announces 75th anniversary programme
Collaboration and connectedness are at the heart of this milestone event
Harry Josephine Giles
Poet and performer Harry Josephine Giles tells us about their new show Drone.
Team Wee MacNessie: Pauline Mackay and Kym Hunt
Polkadot Theatre adapts Pauline McKay’s acclaimed picture book Wee MacNesse for a puppet show.
Summerhall launch 2018 festival programme
Seven years in and no sign of slowing down, Summerhall once again hope to win over Fringe audiences with their cultural smörgåsbord of a programme.
The Twins Macabre
We take our lives in our hands and chat to psychotic siblings The Twins Macabre.
New Zealand @ Edinburgh Fringe 2017
The Social Bitches take their pick of kiwi performers at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Perry Benson
The actor talks about his role in the new Irvine Welsh and Dean Cavanagh play Performers
Fringe at C Venues
Celebrating a quarter century at the Fringe, C venues remains fresh and exciting.
Frankenstein at the Fringe
200 years after the book was first imagined, we walk you through some of the adaptations of Frankenstein coming to the Fringe.
Interview: Adam Tomkins
Actor/director Adam Tomkins introduces new play The Wee One, coming to Leith Festival
Interview: Jim Cartwright
The writer of RAZ, the tale of a young man about town at Assembly this Fringe, told us where the inspiration came from.
Interview: Katharine Hurst
Laura Ingram interviews actress Katharine Hurst about her role as celebrated courtesan/spy, Mata Hari, in Mata Hari: Female Spy at Zoo Venues this Fringe.
Interview: SHIFT/ – A Best of Spoken Word
Rachel Amey and Ali Maloney tell us about the unique nature of their Fringe show Shift/ – A best of Spoken Word.
Fringe Preview: Traverse
Death, demons and Irish immigration officials all make an appearance at the launch of Traverse Festival 2015
Preview: Sexology Season
Climb into bed with a stranger and undress sexuality stereotypes with Sexology Season at The Arches.
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: Ishbel McFarlane
The maker of Scots language piece O Is For Hoolet talks to us ahead of shows at the Arches and Traverse.