Life-sized busts of Jesus and the apostles, created from crockery fragments joined together in gold, are on display on the High Altar of Edinburgh’s Episcopalian cathedral. The Last Supper, by multi-disciplinary artist Silvy Weatherall from Irongray in Dumfries and...
As Army@TheFringe 2021 enters its final week, the head of the Army in Scotland has thanked performers and spoken of his own love of the performing arts. As a student at Edinburgh University in the early 1990s, Brigadier Ben Wrench, was a member of the Savoy Opera...
Discover works by Gormley, Paolozzi, Turnbull and NashSee ‘local hero’ artist Andrew Mackenzie’s latest workExplore the outdoor collection a great Scottish stately home A brand new, specially-commissioned artwork by Andrew Mackenzie has now joined pieces by Antony...
Twelve-year-old Edinburgh schoolgirl Amelia Tuck is preparing for her professional acting debut in the title role of a world-premiere Edinburgh Fringe production. She plays eponymous Dandelion in an immersive physical theatre piece by Creative Electric which addresses...
It’s curtain up at the Army’s own Edinburgh Fringe venue, and Brigadier Ben Wrench was on hand to meet the performers and congratulate the personnel and cadets who have transformed a drill hall into a COVID-safe theatre space. With the Edinburgh Fringe facing so many...
Army musician Dougie Anderson, broadcaster Mark McKenzie and a stage crew of soldiers are making the final preparations for two fun variety nights at Army@TheFringe. Live @ The Drill Hall will feature everything from stand up, folk song and improvised rap to queer...
Cousins Paul and Freddie want to escape East Berlin; the only thing in their way is a 20-metre “death strip”, hundreds of land mines and the East German secret police. Will their tunnel lead to freedom or bury them under an avalanche of dirt? Tunnels is a story about...
What risks do we face from the militarisation of cyber space and outer space?Is increased cyber security undermining the liberties and values we want to protect?Are artists the first line of defence?Does capitalist society really value the arts? Choreographer and arts...
Wigtown Book Festival to celebrate the joy of being together Live audiences welcomed back to Scotland’s National Book TownNew Gardens venue opens up festival to all Wigtown Book Festival is delighted to announce that it is welcoming audiences and authors back to...
Live late summer entertainment in the Sun AmphitheatreFrom rock and reggae to folk, opera and harpPart of the Sanquhar Arts Festival Music at the Multiverse promises two days of amazing sounds at one of Scotland’s most magical outdoor venues. Crawick Multiverse, near...
