David Nott with his textile artwork (pic: Terry Murden) A new luxury retailer in Edinburgh is the latest to commission an artist to promote brand value, writes TERRY MURDEN They say Princes Street is past its best and looking for someone to give it a much-needed lift. Look a little closer among the tired shop […]
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Cabaret, circus, and Eric Liddell talks
Underbelly launches programme One of the biggest venues at the Fringe marks its 25th anniversary with the usual selection of comedy, song and dance, acrobatics and the downright bizarre. A celebration of non-conformity, Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett brings back a flavour of old Berlin decadence, with its roll-call of drag, song & dance, sword swallowing […]
EdFest: A selection of what’s coming up
Getting ready for the tattoo Over the next few weeks we will preview some of the eye-catching acts coming to Edinburgh. Against the iconic backdrop of Calton Hill, Edinburgh Military Tattoo performers from across the globe, strike heroic poses, capturing the essence of this year’s theme: The Heroes Who Made Us. The milestone event promises to […]
Dining out: a taste of Brazil + latest openings
What’s in the Kitchen? Through the five senses – smell, hearing, vision, taste and touch – actor Eduardo Estrela leads an immersive storytelling show which celebrates the range and regional diversity of Brazilian cuisine, with dishes prepared by chef Alejandro Huerta and shared with the audience. Taking place during the Festival at Assembly Rooms, it runs from 31 July […]
Rolling out the barrel for new homes
Communal lounge at The McEwan A former brewery site in Edinburgh is turning into a thriving neighbourhood for modern rental living, says JULENA DRUMI Once one of Edinburgh’s busiest industrial areas, Fountainbridge thronged to the sounds and smells of brewing and the manufacture of rubber boots. The McEwans brewery and the North British Rubber Company […]