Edinburgh Festivals

Miriam Margolyes hoots with laughter when I suggest she is an icon. “An acorn, maybe” she suggests. “I am glad...

Suddenly it seems like it’s 1995 again. Pulp have a new record out, Suede are lined up to play Radio...

Hot Chips bestows a unique show every night, live on stage. Trygve Wakenshaw and Barnie Duncan bring a new show every night with energetic,...

As Tracey Yarad approaches the stage, she sits, hits a singing bowl (traditionally used in Buddhism for meditation), closes her...

Pernille escaped to Norway during the COVID-19 pandemic and has returned to share stories of her homeland’s culture, weather, politics,...

At only 18 years old, Kiah Spurle takes you through a timeline of Bob Dylan’s music, including his influences and...

Appearing in flashy out-of-this-world suits, Rich and Matt, the music comedy duo, take to the stage, and they’ve brought instruments,...

Welcome to our Entertainment Now WoW Awards for the first week of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Our first award for...

Affairs, fame and status are all stereotypes in the world of W.A.G.S., but this musical includes a slight twist for...

Hal Cruttenden is pretty insistent that he is not as nice as people think he is. However, when you are...