A collection of images by Daily Business editor and photographer Terry Murden capture the variety and colour of the Edinburgh Festival and will be regularly updated here. All images are copyright of the photographer and DB Media Services (mediaservices@dailybusinessgroup.co.uk).
Edinburgh Fringe
Modern love told as stunning piece of art
Fringe Review – The Waiting Game (rating: 5/5) Fresh from a sold out run in New York, The Waiting Game is a game changer. Written by Charles Gershman and directed by Nathan Wright this play enjoying its UK debut features the lives and loves of four gay men, and is a pared down production with […]
Vlad’s tips to the best comedy at the Fringe
Double Scottish comedy award winning comedian Vladimir McTavish recommends the top comedy shows MICHAEL REDMOND: I WROTE A JOKE IN 1987 Gilded Balloon Teviot, Bristo Suare 6.30pm Legendary Irish stand-up Michael Redmond is probably best known as Father Stone from Channel 4’s Father Ted. For the past thirty-odd years, he has been one of the most […]
Floyd is Carpenter though it’s a joke too far
Fringe Review – Richard Carpenter is Close To You (rating: 3/5) There was genuine confusion about this show. Unless you had carried out your research you weren’t really sure what you were getting. This is a parody of Richard Carpenter’s life after Karen and some audience members – obviously Carpenters’ purists – were expecting a […]
Stirring and emotional evocation of evil
Fringe Review – Mengele (rating: 5/5) Exploring the nature of evil is one of the most powerful and astonishing pieces of theatre I have ever seen. In its first visit to the Fringe this two-header features an imagined conversation between the notorious Dr Josef Mengele, a Nazi SS Officer and doctor being saved while drowning […]