World’s first and Europe’s biggest science festival launches its 31st programme today, presenting 270 family and adult events at 31Continue Reading
A high-impact retelling of the terrorist attacks in Mumbai in 2008 by filmmaker Anthony Maras. Hotel Mumbai is understandably goryContinue Reading
An American Oscar-winning actor, with Irish roots, is in London to star in a new play about ‘the troubles’. HeContinue Reading
Fatherson are an alt-rock trio from Glasgow, and “Sum Of All Your Parts” is their third album. The band membersContinue Reading
When the biggest laugh of the night is generated by a stranger innocently referring to an elegant lady’s secret loverContinue Reading
Having released his Mercury nominated album ‘Who Built the Moon?’ last year – and recently winning two Q awards forContinue Reading
Relive the magic of E.T. The Extra Terrestrial on the big screen accompanied by a magnificent, live performance of theContinue Reading
It opens on a giant pile of suitcases. Little Gift (for ages 3-7) is whimsical, funny and imaginative. Guy HargreavesContinue Reading
“Tom who?” asks our fictional Scotch and wry narrator (an earnest Alan MacKenzie as the son of a left-wing journalistContinue Reading
Rich Hall and his Hoedown band will continue to delight audiences with this legendary show by extending the tour evenContinue Reading
Everyone’s favourite ‘guilty pleasure’ (Daily Record), stand-up comedy star and host of Five’s ‘Celebs On The Farm’, Stephen Bailey isContinue Reading
“You look like you have the labia of a five year old.” This is uttered in the first two minutesContinue Reading
After monumental success with their debut album, Dreams We Never Lost, Tide Lines released an EP near the end ofContinue Reading
Tickets are now on sale for Edinburgh’s world-famous fire festival, which gives Summer a warm welcome with a dazzling displayContinue Reading