Watching Tristan & Yseult today without twenty years of misty-eyed nostalgia is an eye-opening treat. Today, folk-infused actor-musician ensembles riffing on ancient stories are everywhere—you only have to look at…

‘I’ve had a love of Renaissance tragedy ever since I was a 15-year-old goth in the Canary Islands—where dressing all in black was not a great idea,’ said Carlos Pons…

Leith has officially entered the race to be named the UK’s inaugural Town of Culture, and its organisers are turning to the neighbourhood to help draft the the blueprint for…

Following a revived iteration in 2025, the Welcome to the Fringe Palestine initiative is set to return to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2027. Organisers have launched an international open…

Building Branches: Collective Witness is, according to the exhibition programme, ‘an exhibition bringing together art, testimony and collective reflection on 3+ years of genocide in Palestine’ at Collective Space, Albert…