Puzzle, a ‘wonderfully enjoyable and uplifting’ drama, directed by Marc Turtletaub, is set to open the 72nd edition of the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
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Beguiling show is a touching history lesson
Theatre review: War Horse (5/5) When the author Michael Morpurgo was researching what started out as a children’s book, he discovered that an estimated 10 million army horses perished in the First World War. His book went stratospheric and the stage version has been seen by seven million theatregoers, touched by the moving tale of […]
Cognitive Geology opens new headquarters
A reception was held to mark the opening of software company Cognitive Geology’s new offices in Edinburgh, with a prediction that they may already struggle to cope with its rapid expansion. The company is one of Scotland’s fastest-growing tech start-ups and has taken a sixth floor suite at 40 Torphichen Street. Cognitive Geology was founded […]
Naughtie ‘humbled’ as portrait enters national collection
Broadcaster James Naughtie said he was ‘humbled’ to have his portrait hung among some of Scotland’s eminent achievers. The work, by the artist Brendan Kelly, is to enter Scotland’s National Collection and is now on display at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh. It depicts Naughtie at his Edinburgh home and was specially commissioned […]
Societay networking group launched in Dundee
More than 80 attended the first night event (pics: contributed) A new networking group has been launched aiming to encourage greater collaboration among Tayside’s business and creative community. More than 80 people attended the inaugural event for Societay at The White Goose in Dundee. It has been set up by Chris Gardiner, Andy McGill and Daniel […]