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Edinburgh festival 2014

August 2022

  • Brian Logan

    The Edinburgh fringe is too long, too expensive and too gruelling. It must change or die

    Brian Logan
    I’ve spent my whole professional life loving and writing about the fringe. But rocketing rents, a lack of diversity and its overwhelming scale are pushing this world-class cultural crucible to crisis point. No wonder artists are asking themselves: is it worth the candle?

August 2016

  • Al Murray, Bridget Christie and Sean Hughes.

    Edinburgh comedy awards: explore all the winners – interactive

    From Cambridge Footlights in 1981 to Sam Simmons in 2015, explore the history of the Edinburgh comedy awards. Find out who won, who they beat and how the art of comedy changed each year

April 2015

  • 'We're in this together' … Chris Thorpe in Confirmation.

    A nation's theatre
    Chris Thorpe: Theatre is a 'laboratory for thinking about how we think'

    The writer and performer discusses his one-man show Confirmation, his death metal gig Torycore and the critical importance of arts centres for communities

September 2014

  • Exhibit B

    Exhibit B: is the 'human zoo' racist? The performers respond

  • Mark Thomas in Cuckooed

    Undercover, with Rob Evans and Paul Lewis
    Mark Thomas's Cuckooed - a funny and fascinating comedy of betrayal and corporate spying

  • Ilan Volkov

    Final Night review – Jonathan Mills's swansong struggles to take flight

    Mills's own Sandakan Threnody, his farewell as festival director, pales next to Janáček's Glagolitic Mass, writes Kate Molleson

  • Delusion of the Fury

    Delusion of the Fury – Heiner Goebbels brings an extraordinary opera to life

    With its unique instruments and otherworldly rituals, Harry Partch's opera is strange, beautiful and utterly compelling, writes Andrew Clements

  • 'Front', Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - 22 Aug 2014

    Front; Escaping War; Helen Lawrence – review

    Two takes on war employ connect with the past using multiple media and disciplines, while a noir tale of corruption scuppers itself with technical trickery, writes Clare Brennnan

  • Bridget Christie

    Saturday interview
    Bridget Christie: ‘It’s trickery, hiding serious bits within a comic framework’

  • Mat Ricardo

    Mat Ricardo: Showman review – a slick and artful juggling act

  • 'Les Troyens'

    Les Troyens review – Mariinsky without the magic

  • Delusion of the Fury by Harry Partch directed by Heiner Goebbels with ensemble musikFabrik.

    Harry Partch – how Heiner Goebbels bought Delusion of the Fury to Edinburgh

  • EXHIBIT B

    Barbican accused of 'complicit racism' over installation with live black models

    Brett Bailey's controversial Exhibit B forces the audience to engage with stories of exploitation, say supporters

  • Charo Espino in Alegrias from Flamenco Sin Fronteras by Paco Pena

    Clap hands for Paco Peña's flamenco dancers – in pictures

    Flamenco guitarist Paco Peña’s new show, Patrias, is part of this year’s Edinburgh international festival. Here’s a reminder of his colourful and electrifying stage shows
  • Village-square intimacy … Mayte Bajo of the Paco Peña Flamenco Company performs Patrias in Edinburgh

    Paco Peña review – an intimate and fiery flamenco tribute to Lorca

    Spanish guitar virtuoso Peña leads a band of musicians and dancers in a dazzling show honouring the murdered writer, writes Alice Bain

  • Gianandrea Noseda

    William Tell review – Noseda does justice to Rossini's freedom fighter

  • Steen Raskopoulos at Soho theatre

    Steen Raskopoulos review – charming, nerve-jangling comedy

  • Marcus Sedgwick

    Children's books
    Marcus Sedgwick: My next book is a response to 2001: A Space Odyssey

    Marcus Sedgwick is a man of many stories: an alternate, flooded Britain, vampire folklore, the Russian Revolution – what can we expect from him next? As our teen reporter Patrick Sproull finds out, it's an homage to film director Stanley Kubrick…

  • John Kearns

    John Kearns: loser takes all at Edinburgh

  • JK Rowling and Malala Yousafzai

    Children's books
    JK Rowling and Malala Yousafzai meet at the Edinburgh international book festival

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