Simon Ryninks' film "Out There," premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, explores a young girl's emotional journey to find her missing father, blending humor and heart in a coming-of-age story.
Category: Festival
Edinburgh International Festival 2026 Review: Four Walls and a Roof – The Studio Theatre, Edinburgh
"Four Walls and a Roof," directed by Lina Majdalanie and Rabih Mroué, explores modern exile and political censorship through a historical lens. While intellectually rich, its academic execution detracts from theatrical engagement and emotional impact.
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2026 Review: These Violent Delights
Scottish Ballet’s feature film, These Violent Delights, reimagines Shakespeare's tragedy with psychological intensity and dynamic choreography. It explores youth and alienation, featuring captivating solos and an evocative score, set for UK release on October 21.
Have a Gander at The List Awards 2026 – A Chat with CEO of The List, Sheri Friers
The List Festival Awards return to Edinburgh on August 28, 2026, celebrating diverse artistic talents while offering cash prizes. CEO Sheri Friers emphasizes supporting artists amid challenges, helping foster their growth within the vibrant festival environment.
Edinburgh International Festival 2026 Review: [seagull] – The Studio, Edinburgh
Eloise Robertson's review praises Stijn Van Opstal's adaptation of Chekhov's The Seagull, highlighting its innovative use of Flemish Sign Language, engaging supertitles, and strong performances.
Edinburgh International Festival 2026 Review: A Trial- after An Enemy of the People- The Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh
In A Trial at The Royal Lyceum Theatre, Christiane Jatahy transforms Ibsen’s themes into a modern courtroom drama, exploring political dissent and corporate corruption through an engaging, interactive performance highlighting moral complexities.
Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – We Will Hear the Angels
Magnetic North, returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with "We Will Hear the Angels" from August 7-30, 2026. The production explores melancholy through music and movement, featuring five actor-musicians. The show encourages audience connection and reflection on emotion, aiming for an immersive experience amidst the festival atmosphere.
Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Bucksomly Betrothals
Bucksomly Betrothals is a comedic play centered on Alan Rivers, a former bowling champion seeking love amid chaos. Featuring a quirky narrative and a vibrant creative team, the show promises laughter and heartwarming moments. Set at the Fringe, it aims to inspire hope, showcasing the resilience of its flawed protagonist.
Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Maiden | Mother | Whore
"Maiden | Mother | Whore" at Fringe 2026, combines South Asian classical-contemporary dance, spoken word, and projections. This interdisciplinary performance, developed with University of Edinburgh researchers, fosters dialogue on gender and power, encouraging audiences to reflect on identities and societal structures without providing straightforward answers.
Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – hame.teeth.CLUB
hame. teeth. CLUB. follows Morgan, a hedonistic party girl who’s chaotic antics come to a halt following a sexual assault that forces her to renavigate her life. hame. teeth. CLUB. tackles how communities talk about and treat survivors of assault, and just how much complicity plays a part in not supporting victims. #HaveAGander at hame.teeth.CLUB