We review the Edinburgh People’s Theatre 2025 pantomime. Find out why Sinbad the Sailor is a comfortable and fun family night out in Morningside.
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A review of 4PLAY: 4 exciting new plays by 4 Scottish playwrights (Traverse Theatre)
Birdy made her way to the Traverse Theatre for her very first experience of 4PLAY; apparently now a new annual tradition that showcases new plays from Scottish playwrights.
Radar: Red Hot Chilli Pipers headline at Ross Bandstand
Free St Andrew’s Day events hit Edinburgh with Red Hot Chilli Pipers and a massive outdoor ceilidh at the Ross Bandstand.
Review: Edinburgh Zoo’s Giant Lanterns – A deep dive into light
Let me tell you, Edinburgh Zoo is currently extraordinary. It has been six long years since the Zoo last decorated their famous hill with these visual delights, and the return is nothing short of a triumph. The Giant Lanterns are back, and for the first time since 2019, the nights in Corstorphine are glowing with […]
Review: Scotland Loves Anime 2025
We review Scotland Loves Anime 2025 at the Cameo and Filmhouse. Discover the audience favourites and read our verdict on the festival’s booking complications.
Review: The Mirror Crack’d (4K Restoration) – A Smashing Return to St. Mary Mead
The Mirror Crack’d (1980) returns in a stunning 4K UHD release. Angela Lansbury’s Marple investigates a Hollywood-infused murder. The restoration is superb, making this all-star classic a fantastic movie to watch all over again.
Review: Volcano Falls – Fountain Park
Volcano Falls is a roaring good time. This “evil temple” themed crazy golf is immersive and fun, with animatronic dinos and great obstacles. It’s let down by crowds and a total lack of accessibility, but otherwise highly recommended.
A review of Dussskk: an interactive, sensory performance for disabled and neurodivergent teenagers
I don’t often come across performances that genuinely understand and embrace children and young people with additional support needs. Dussskk, by the Edinburgh-based company Snap-Elastic, is one of those rare and heart-warming exceptions.