Iconic Costumes Go on View in Scotland Scores of costumes from cultural touchstones like Pirates of the Caribbean, Game of Thrones, and Downton Abbey will debut to the Scottish public this summer, when the exhibition “Costume Couture: Sixty Years of Cosprop” opens amid the textile facilities at Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh. “Costume Couture” initially premiered […]
Just a head’s up that this newsletter is going to be very fringe-centric for the next few weeks, with normal service being resumed in September. You have been warned. Oh and for the two people who asked if there will be a fringe poem this year, there definitely will. It should appear on Exeunt shortly….
What’s it like? Edinburgh is jostling with stately buildings, but even so, the facade of Marriott’s newly acquired luxury hotel stands out – once the National Bank of Scotland. Perched gracefully on St Andrew’s Square in Edinburgh’s UNESCO-listed New Town, the entrance is just minutes from Princes Street and the Royal Mile. Reception staff and
Scotland is full of magic: rolling green hills, ancient castles, and tales of mysterious creatures. But there’s one legend that stands out from the rest: the Loch Ness Monster. Whether you believe in Nessie or not, a Loch Ness Monster tour from is the perfect way to explore the Scottish Highlands and know more about
The 75th year of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has begun with a special preview performance in the Scottish capital. The theme of this year’s show is The Heroes That Made Us, with the Army acting as the lead service as the event celebrates a run that’s now lasted for three quarters of a century.
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Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025: A Daring Celebration of Global Art and Culture The world’s largest arts festival, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, returns in full force from 1st to 25th August 2025, promising an electrifying blend of bold performances, global voices, and boundary-pushing creativity. Set against the historic backdrop of Scotland’s capital, this year’s Fringe invites
Over 3,000 productions across 262 venues; an estimated 51,446 individual performances by acts from 58 different countries. The numbers for this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe are truly dizzying. With so much choice on offer, how do you possibly go about deciding what to watch? Read next Well worry not – if you’re a fan of
