Acclaimed interdisciplinary artist, designer and storyteller, Kasia Molga, invites you to explore her first iteration of How to Find the Soul of a Sailor, a deeply personal and innovative project that fuses the past, present, and future through the lens of artificial intelligence and memory. This work is the result of The New Real 2023-2024 commissionContinue reading “Kasia Molga’s How to Find the Soul of a Sailor Comes to Edinburgh’s Inspace Gallery”
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Traverse Theatre Brings Stories from Edinburgh’s Writing Talent This December
Bold stories that question the world and give voice to fear and hope are set to fill the Traverse stages and bar this December. Curated by the theatre’s team of new writing specialists, creative voices belonging to people of all ages and experiences are set to entertain and challenge audiences who come together over theContinue reading “Traverse Theatre Brings Stories from Edinburgh’s Writing Talent This December”
Edinburgh’s Christmas Ticket Offer to Local Groups Even Better for 2024
This year, tickets for Edinburgh’s Christmas attractions, that includes the Ice Rink, Santa’s Stories, West Princes Street Gardens Funfair Ride, the Christmas Tree Maze and the now iconic Big Wheel, will be gifted to local community groups and charities to help let everyone join in the festive fun. Applications are now open with local groupsContinue reading “Edinburgh’s Christmas Ticket Offer to Local Groups Even Better for 2024”
Scottish Young Musicians Announce 2025 Competitions in Three Separate Categories
Scottish Young Musicians (SYM), Scotland’s leading festival of music competitions and leading music education charity, is returning for 2025 to give young people across the country the chance to compete for the titles of Solo Performer of the Year, Ensemble of the Year and Brass Ensemble of the Year. Participation in this career-enhancing competition hasContinue reading “Scottish Young Musicians Announce 2025 Competitions in Three Separate Categories”
Film Calling for Ban on Greyhound Racing up for Top Prize at Film Festival
The 6th Big Syn International Film Festival, that is the world’s biggest sustainability film festival, had a grand opening at Europe’s biggest screen, London’s Piccadilly Lights, where it reached over 45 million in 120 countries. It is led by a Grand Jury of OSCAR, BAFTA and EMMY award-winners and leaders from the United Nations, House of Lords, as wellContinue reading “Film Calling for Ban on Greyhound Racing up for Top Prize at Film Festival”
Wonder Fools Bring Season Four of Youth Project Positive Stories for Negative Times
Robbie Gordon – Co-founder Robbie is a theatre-maker born in Prestonpans specialising in making work with and for communities. He trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland graduating in 2016 with the Drama in Education Award. He is the joint Artistic Director of Wonder Fools alongside Jack Nurse. And formerly the Creative Engagement Director atContinue reading “Wonder Fools Bring Season Four of Youth Project Positive Stories for Negative Times”
Stills Centre for Photography Opens Scotland’s Only Analogue Photobooth
There was a time when photobooths were a common sight. The term analogue wasn’t used by the public as it was the only type of photography available at the time. Folk were used to taking photos with a camera that needed a spool of film, having to wait for the full spool to be usedContinue reading “Stills Centre for Photography Opens Scotland’s Only Analogue Photobooth”
Since Yesterday: The Untold Story of Scotland’s Girl Bands
There’s a multitude of talented musicians who “coulda been a contender” but instead faded into obscurity. Some due to their own personal demons, some perhaps due to a lack of dedication, and some, well…due to circumstances beyond their control. This documentary from Carla J Easton and Blair Young takes a delve into the careers ofContinue reading “Since Yesterday: The Untold Story of Scotland’s Girl Bands”
Artificial Justice (Justicia Artificial) Edinburgh Spanish Filmfest 2024
This year’s ESFF got off to the perfect start with this intelligent, noir-ish thriller. Director Simon Casal sets his film in the (very) near future, where a justice system is becoming overwhelmed by enormous caseloads and a shortage of judges. The government announces a referendum to approve the introduction of an artificial intelligence algorithm toContinue reading “Artificial Justice (Justicia Artificial) Edinburgh Spanish Filmfest 2024”
Craigmillar-Based Young Company Has First Tour with Dance and Live Music Production
Starting this October, a company of teenage performers from Craigmillar and Niddrie will go on their first ever tour with the production That Feeling When, a dance theatre production with live music, looking at how the seasons can be a guide to what feels good in the cycle of teenage years. Based since 2012 in Greater Craigmillar, Edinburgh,Continue reading “Craigmillar-Based Young Company Has First Tour with Dance and Live Music Production”
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