Between Two Waters, a new book by Inver chef-proprietor Pam Brunton, is a far-reaching polemic presenting an alternative to a broken food system, finds Jo Laidlaw ‘This book came from a disjoint ...

Fire Engines shone briefly but brightly on Edinburgh’s music scene in the early 80s. Neil Cooper has written an extensive essay and interviewed the band for the CD booklet of Chrome Dawns, a ...

How has developing this show at the Edinburgh Fringe prepared you for your tour? The thing about the Fringe is that it reduces the variables. Seminal for me was splitting an hour in 2010 with ...

As its name implies, Sonica is about rocking worlds. Over 11 days in September, the Glasgow-based Cryptic company’s eighth edition of its festival ‘for curious minds and restless spirits ...

The Gaelic Books Council’s Màiri MacCuish is looking forward to returning to Cottiers Theatre in Glasgow for this year’s Gaelic Literature Awards. ‘[It’s a] beautiful venue which provides ...

A timely offering exploring cultural identity, Jalsaghar (translated as ‘music room’) explores Debjani Banerjee’s experience as a British Bengali raised in England. The exhibition weaves ...

Matt Smith and Morfydd Clark (who is making a habit of leading British chillers after her turn in 2019’s Saint Maud) co-star as married couple Richard and Juliette. There’s tragedy lurking in ...

Equal parts casual pasta bar and early evening drinks hangout, these guys know a thing or two about Italian cocktail culture. Seasonally inspired small plates and comforting pastas tick the food ...

The Brian Jonestown Massacre have announced a huge number of UK and Ireland tour dates for February 2025. Tickets for the shows go on sale at 10am on Friday 6 September. Scroll to the bottom of ...

A trio of siblings come together and fall heartbreakingly apart in this agonisingly authentic chamber piece from writer-director Azazel Jacobs (French Exit). Carrie Coon, Natasha Lyonne and ...

Psych Fest is hitting Edinburgh for its second edition next month (Sunday 1 September) with a stuffed line-up of psychedelic decadence. There’s barely a bad band in the mix but these are the ...

With Luca Guadagnino’s Challengers still firmly in the zeitgeist, parallels can definitely be drawn between the Italian’s critically acclaimed melodrama and this Danish physical theatre show ...