Scottish Government Must Act Now To Secure Deaf Festival’s Future

Scottish Government Must Act Now To Secure Deaf Festival’s Future

Deaf creatives and young people have called on Scottish Government and Creative Scotland to guarantee a fair deal for Deaf Arts. The third annual Edinburgh Deaf Festival (9-18 August), which runs in tandem with the Fringe, is currently in full swing but organisers...
Fierce, Funny, Feisty and Spicy – Meet the Real Queen Elizabeth I 

Fierce, Funny, Feisty and Spicy – Meet the Real Queen Elizabeth I 

Gloriana, The Virgin Queen, destroyer of the Spanish Armada – Elizabeth I has become one of the greatest icons of female power. But who was the woman behind the legend, ruling alone and sometimes lonely, for decades in an age of warfare, treachery, misogyny and...
When Second Rate Is Best – Being Yourself And Loving It

When Second Rate Is Best – Being Yourself And Loving It

Grammy-winning US cellist Leah Coloff says she is delighted to finally be in Edinburgh to perform her Fringe show Super Second Rate. The life-affirming autobiographical one-woman show, combining music, original songs and spoken word, explores what happened after she...
Clowns Bring Fun to the Streets of Edinburgh Ahead of Nova Opening

Clowns Bring Fun to the Streets of Edinburgh Ahead of Nova Opening

Canadian clowns Les Foutoukours are bringing their very own brand of charm, humour and acrobatics to this year’s Fringe. The troupe has been out on the streets of Edinburgh, meeting visitors and showing off their skills, to coincide with the world premiere of their...