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Still wild:Greg Hemphill (from Beeb TV shows "Chewin' The Fat" and "Still Game" ....as even the dogs in the street will ...
06/08/2025

Still wild:

Greg Hemphill (from Beeb TV shows "Chewin' The Fat" and "Still Game" ....as even the dogs in the street will know) and wife Julie Wilson Nimmo (Miss Hollie from "Balamory") throw themselves in a lake to launch Wigtown Book Festival 2025.

The top telly twosome will close the 10-day bookish event with a chat about their book to accompany their "Jules & Greg’s Wild Swim" series.

On today's front page of The Scotsman.
(thanks again AO'B and JC!).

"Looney Tunes" pianist at Fringe:“The Boy From Bantay” is a solo Edinburgh Fringe show with music and cartoons which fol...
05/08/2025

"Looney Tunes" pianist at Fringe:
“The Boy From Bantay” is a solo Edinburgh Fringe show with music and cartoons which follows the life of “Looney Tunes “ cartoon fan and pianist Jeremy Rafal - his successes and struggles and some of the people who have influenced him along the way - all the way from his home town of Bantay in the Philippines.

Jeremy is pictured in the Pianodrome, Granton, Edinburgh - a music amphitheatre made entirely from up-cycled pianos - www.pianodrome.org

Shows at until 16th August.

In .scotsman , today.

A heart-warming story from the Fringe:Youth theatre group Infinity Theatre and St John’s Country Day School, Jacksonvill...
04/08/2025

A heart-warming story from the Fringe:

Youth theatre group Infinity Theatre and St John’s Country Day School, Jacksonville from Florida were all-set to come to this year's biggest arts festival in the world in May.

Then director / writer Paul Perez sadly died suddenly, leaving the group without a finished script and no idea how to make the show happen without Paul.

Luckily Paul's colleague in the school drama department, Todd Twining, wrote additional songs and worked with the young people to complete and develop the show.

And, with the guidance of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the show had its curtain-up on Saturday.

"The Idiot’s Guide to Breaking Your Own Heart" shows at Greenside Riddles Court until Wednesday, 1830.

Nice features in The National and The Scotsman on Saturday.

Quite chuffed for Kulturscio'k live art collective that their "Garden Party" Truman Capote show made it to the front pag...
04/08/2025

Quite chuffed for Kulturscio'k live art collective that their "Garden Party" Truman Capote show made it to the front page of what is still the number one go-to print guide to the festival! - .scotsman (thanks Andrew O'Brien!).

A nice show on p2 of The Herald too.

Show continues until Saturday (9th), 1605 at .

Edinburgh Festival Fringe audiences are invited to don a mask and take part in the premiere of “Garden Party, Truman Cap...
03/08/2025

Edinburgh Festival Fringe audiences are invited to don a mask and take part in the premiere of “Garden Party, Truman Capote’s Black and White Celebration” – an immersive theatrical experience.

By France-based Kulturscio'k live art collective, showing until Saturday 9th August at theSpaceUK.

It promises to be a garden party packed with gossip, intrigue, mystery and music – worthy of Truman Capote himself.

Echoes Across Time:Three women, three timelines, and a mystery – “Echoes Across Time” is a specially commissioned play a...
02/08/2025

Echoes Across Time:

Three women, three timelines, and a mystery – “Echoes Across Time” is a specially commissioned play and is the centrepiece of the Edinburgh Deaf Festival - part of Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

And explores the disappearance of two deaf women in 2000 and 2012 as traces of their lives begin to reappear in 2025.
The festival, run by the Deaf Action charity, is from 8th to 17th August, with a vibrant programme of more than 70 shows and events - drama to comedy, music and magic.

Pictured in Jock Tamsin’s Gairden in Duddingston village, Edinburgh.
www.edinburghdeaffestival.com
In The Scotsman and The National.

Skiffies rowing fans gear up for next weekend:More than 2,000 rowers from four continents will descend on Stranraer next...
28/06/2025

Skiffies rowing fans gear up for next weekend:

More than 2,000 rowers from four continents will descend on Stranraer next Sunday for the “SkiffieWorlds” international coastal rowing championships.

See: www.skiffieworlds2025.co.uk
From Sunday 6th July.

(I’ll spare you all from the “oar-some!” type corny headlines used today in the newspapers).

Front page of The Herald today and also in The Scotsman.

How women won the West: a new Western film with a difference is being planned in Scotland. Written, produced and finance...
29/05/2025

How women won the West: a new Western film with a difference is being planned in Scotland.

Written, produced and financed by women, “Spaghetti Western” is exactly that - a film about Italian food and challenging the model of cinema created by men, putting food at the heart of the story.

Writer / director Jessica Fox plans to start filming in Spain in early 2026, and is looking for new funders.

Pictured at a disused western film set in Morningside, Edinburgh.

Musician Karine Polwart makes her Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut with “Windblown”, a poignant and tender theatrical tri...
26/05/2025

Musician Karine Polwart makes her Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut with “Windblown”, a poignant and tender theatrical tribute to plants, gardeners and grieving as part of the Made in Scotland Showcase 2025 - part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

“Windblown” focusses on a 200-year-old sabal palm tree - the longest-lived and most beloved plant in the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh’s tropical palm house collection. And reflects on more than two centuries of containment, dislocation and human care, as the palm outgrew the 19th century glasshouse home and had to be cut down.

Made In Scotland Showcase 2025 programme was announced last week, see: www.madeinscotlandshowcase.com

Karine is pictured in the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh with a sabal palm seedling, a ‘child’ of the original two centuries old sabal tree.

With Karine Polwart , Michelle Mangan RBGE Creative Programmes.

Suits you: Fantasy costumes try-on opportunity at Spring Fling open studios this weekend:Alex Rigg, the creator of amazi...
23/05/2025

Suits you: Fantasy costumes try-on opportunity at Spring Fling open studios this weekend:

Alex Rigg, the creator of amazing costumes who stages spectacular performances all over the country, is welcoming visitors to his workshop as part of this year’s Spring Fling open studios this weekend.

And is opening his collection for the public to explore – and try on.

www.spring-fling.co.uk

“Bubblegum Horror”:  artist Rhiannon Dewar loves taking themes of childhood play and girlhood innocence like dolls, toys...
08/05/2025

“Bubblegum Horror”: artist Rhiannon Dewar loves taking themes of childhood play and girlhood innocence like dolls, toys, birthday cakes and pink frocks, then giving them a dark twist - she calls it “bubblegum horror”.

Rhiannon shows in the Spring Fling open studios weekend from 24-26 May - www.weareupland.com

In The Herald and other media today.

Easter Play explored the topic of masculinity - both positive and toxic.And features the first person of colour to be Ch...
22/04/2025

Easter Play explored the topic of masculinity - both positive and toxic.
And features the first person of colour to be Christ.

Previews in last Thursday’s press for Edinburgh’s passion play, which performed in the city’s Princes Street Gardens, with Scottish Nigerian actor Michael Ogidi.

In The Times, The Herald, The Scotsman, The Courier, Mail online, and front page of the Dunfermline Press.
For Cutting Edge Theatre.

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