Edinburgh Alum Film Premiere: Santi
Two years ago, former student Harry Richards left the University of Edinburgh with a Languages degree, a passion for directing and a vision for a film. In the Autumn of…
Public Art in Edinburgh
Public art is public: visually, and physically accessible by anyone. In Edinburgh, public art cannot be avoided, there are a vast number of sculptures, murals, and installations. This raises the…
The Inner Life of an Ordinary Closet
Everyday, closets are open and shut, with their doors swinging to the hurried push and pull gestures of the hands. I have always only cast cursory glances at my closet—always…
Fringe 2022: Trial by Jury Review
Trial by Jury, performed at theSpaceTriplex, is a rollicking operatic performance that is most certainly a gem amongst the many shows of the Edinburgh Fringe. The performers shine on their…
Fringe 2022: Hamlet: The Play The Panto The Musical
A rip-roaring reinterpretation of one of Shakespeare’s best-known plays, Hamlet: The Play The Panto The Musical, is a riotous romp through an age-old story. Wonderfully wacky, and full of charm,…
Fringe 2022: Edward Aczel – Artificial Intellect and Other Ideas Review
Ascend the steps of the double decker bus just off Bristo Square, emerge into its celestial light and you might hear the voice of “perhaps Britain’s greatest-living anti-comedian” (Guardian, 2010)…
Fringe 2022: NASTY: ‘big’ girls being gross, mean and sexy
TW: Mention of eating disorders. It seems as though theatre hosted at TheSpaceUK venues are must-see shows at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival because, in my opinion, NASTY is the…