Iain Dale All Talk with Michael Crick, Brian Taylor & Sir John Curtice
Broadcasters, Michael Crick and Brian Taylor, and political scientist, Sir John Curtice are interviewed by LBC presenter Iain Dale in the All Talk series of interviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Iain Dale All Talk with Lord Kim Darroch
Former British Ambassador to the United States, Lord Kim Darroch are interviewed by LBC presenter Iain Dale in the All Talk series of interviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Iain Dale All Talk with Jeremy Hunt
Former Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt is interviewed by LBC presenter, Iain Dale at the Edinburgh Festival
Iain Dale All Talk with Joanna Cherry KC
Scottish lawyer and former SNP MP for Edinburgh South West, Joanna Cherry KC is interviewed by LBC presenter, Iain Dale at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. During the conversation Joanna Cherry stated that she had unseen information that would support the theory there had been a conspiracy against fromer SNP leader, Alex Salmond, and this would be published in a book she will be publishing in 2026.
Iain Dale All Talk with Jacqui Smith & Tessa Dunlop
Minister of State for Skills, Baroness Jacqui Smith and historian Dr Tessa Dunlop are interviewed by LBC presenter, Iain Dale at the Edinburgh Festival
Iain Dale All Talk with Jess Phillips MP
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Safeguarding and Violence Against Women and Girls, Jess Phillips MP is interviewed by LBC presenter, Iain Dale at the Edinburgh Festival
Make It Happen
Set in Edinburgh, Make It Happen sees legendary actor Brian Cox return to the Scottish stage for the first time in a decade as Adam Smith, the ghost of fiscal past. This new satire, written by James Graham and directed by Andrew Panton, delves into the unchecked growth, spiralling greed and nail-biting hubris that brought the world’s economy to its knees
IKEA: Magical Patterns
Offering the bright, bold colours and patterns that have built IKEA’s vibrant branding over 6 decades, the Magical Patterns exhibition unveils 180 original fabrics of design innovation. The striking designs that have shaped Swedish interior on display include the famous stripy RANDIG BANAN to the playful colourful ANNIKEN broccoli motif, as well as both vintage and contemporary fabrics. The exhibition opens on 18 July 2025 at Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh and runs until 17 January 2026
Kenny Hunter - Let’s Forget
Sculptor Kenny Hunter unveils new exhibition Let’s Forget opening 14th June and running until 30th August at The Fine Art Society in Edinburgh.
Summerhall Arts' 2025 Festival Fringe Programme Launch
Summerhall Arts launches the inaugural Summerhall Arts Festival Fringe Programme which includes a programme of performance and visual art this August.
Edinburgh Easter Play
Edinburgh’s Easter Play celebrates its 20th anniversary this year with a new production which explores the topic of masculinity. In the company’s most diverse production ever, Scottish-Nigerian actor Michael Ogidi becomes the first person of colour to play the role of Jesus
Red Carpet: Wild Rose
Wild Rose is the world premiere staging of the award-winning film of the same name. The production at the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh is written by Nicole Taylor and directed by John Tiffany
All Talk with Crick, Curtice and Taylor
The All Talk series of interviews at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival features the guest presenter, Matthew Stadlen who is interviewing Sir John Curtice, Brian Taylor & Michael Crick
Please Right Back
Award-winning company 1927 returns to the Edinburgh International Festival with their new production, Please right back
Summerhall Fringe Launch
Performance maker, poet and self-confessed foodie, Sean Wai Keung, who’s show A History of Fortune Cookies will be playing at the Summerhall Festival as part of the Edinburgh Fringe, successfully predicts the shows that will form the festival in August by using his own Fortune Cookies.
Scottish Gallery Spring Show
The Scottish Gallery in Edinburgh gets ready for Spring; hanging the works of James Morrison alongside objects from Doug Cocker, Lara Scobie and Joanne Thompson. The exhibition of works will be on display at the gallery on Dundas Street from 11 April 2024 to 1 June 2024
Carlos Acosta - ‘On Before’
Carlos Acosta is the world's favourite dancer, and ‘On Before’, which sees him dance a full-length show again, is a homage to his late mother and the most personal work he has ever created. He will be performing in Edinburgh on 16 and 17th February 2024
Manipulate Festival
Puppeteer Ella Mackay and ball circus performer Callum Donald launch the Manipulate Festival in Edinburgh. The full festival programme, runs from 1st to 11th February 2024 with film screenings and live performances across the city of Edinburgh
Edinburgh's Chinese New Year
Organisers of Edinburgh’s Chinese New Year Festival today announce a full programme of events and activities across the city to celebrate Chinese New Year and the start of The Year of the Dragon. The programme, which includes the Official Chinese New Year Concert, lion dances at St James Quarter, bilingual ceilidhs, tai chi sessions, calligraphy and tarot card reading, runs from 3rd to 13th February 2024
William Gillies - Modernism and Nation
The Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh presents a new exhibition about William Gillies. The exhibition coincides with the publication of William Gillies: Modernism and Nation in British Art by Andrew McPherson, charting the artist’s ‘extraordinary story’.