Tag: Edinburgh

It was twenty years between the release of Moon Team, the 1979 science fiction action film of rogues and rebels taking on an evil empire, and its eventual

It is a virtual realm where the binding terms and conditions must be agreed to before entering, with no refreshments to be provided at the orientation, perhaps regarded

The culmination of a lifetime of selfless self-examination and three years of dedicated work, highly-regarded playwright and veteran performer Christian Dart’s semi-autobiographical tragicomedy The Worrisome Troubles of Timothy

It is natural to be curious, to ask questions of the world and our place in it, to seek the wisdom of those who may understand more or

Introduced by the iconic fanfare of Richard Strauss’ Also sprach Zarathustra, synonymous with towering accomplishment and change in a science fiction setting through its use in 2001: A

Magician and actor Sam Lupton is happy to have achieved his ambition of performing on Chambers Street in the Old Town of Edinburgh, Adam House a four-storey neo-classical

A manic clown beckons the audience into the hall, ostensibly inviting them to play a game but then revealing that the game is life and they are already

If the past is another country then the future is an undiscovered country, something imagined rather than remembered where the hope is that things will be better but

Running in parallel with their similarly structured sensory experiences Coma and Séance, Darkfield’s Eulogy conducts its participants, expected guests, to their assigned booths from where they will be

It should be a day of celebration for Polly Ann and Peter Horn, the birth of their first child, mediated by all the advanced medical techniques of the