Edinburgh festival 2011
Edinburgh comedy awards: 'record year' with 530 eligible shows so far
Mark Brown, Arts correspondent
21, Jun, 2012 @3:24 PM
Ea Sola: Drought and Rain
Drought and Rain, Ea Sola's lifelong dance study of the memory of war – performed in part by charismatic Vietnamese women villagers who still work in rice fields today – is powerful and consoling, writes Alice Bain
Alice Bain
05, Sep, 2011 @5:44 PM
Karita Mattila – review
Kate Molleson
05, Sep, 2011 @5:35 PM
Bamburg Symphony Orchestra and Jonathan Nott – review
Andrew Clements
04, Sep, 2011 @4:27 PM
Arditti Quartet – review
After a tour through work by Japanese composers, the Arditti Quartet took the rare step of putting themselves centre-stage, writes Andrew Clements
Andrew Clements
04, Sep, 2011 @3:47 PM
Scottish Ballet; Nrityagram Dance Ensemble; Janis Claxton Dance – review
Scottish Ballet take a postmodern tumble, then recover with a classic fatal embrace, writes Luke Jennings
Luke Jennings
03, Sep, 2011 @11:05 PM
Die Frau Ohne Schatten – review
Andrew Clements
02, Sep, 2011 @3:43 PM
Re-Triptych – review
Alice Bain
02, Sep, 2011 @3:41 PM
Seven days on stage – in pictures
Awards all round as Matthew Bourne launches a choreography prize and the Edinburgh festival ends in a flurry of gongs. The Stage's Alistair Smith brings you the week in theatre
Alistair Smith
02, Sep, 2011 @2:47 PM
Alasdair Gray: 'I regard my work as deeply unfashionable' - video
The Glaswegian writer and artist talks to Charlotte Higgins about his latest project, a mural in his local subway station
Charlotte Higgins and Richard Sprenger
30, Aug, 2011 @7:23 AM
Edinburgh festival fringe ticket sales hit record 1.88m
Audiences defy economic downturn and dreary weather to help fringe register increase in ticket sales
Severin Carrell, Scotland correspondent
29, Aug, 2011 @6:12 PM
Semiramide – review
Kate Molleson
29, Aug, 2011 @5:30 PM
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