Edinburgh Fringe Review: Hack the Patriarchy @ Out of the Blue Drill Hall
This year's Hack the Patriarchy people-led conversations covered the challenges of trans performance artists and introducing informed practices into childcare.
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This year's Hack the Patriarchy people-led conversations covered the challenges of trans performance artists and introducing informed practices into childcare.
ONE of the highlights of the Covid-reduced live programme at last year’s Edinburgh Fringe was Move, a piece staged on Silverknowes Beach by…
Summer takes off with early-season theatre festivals and shows at parks and beaches.
Submitting... Efforts to close off roads and reduce crowd congestion were badly received. Train services in and out of the city struggled to accommodate the numbers trying to travel, while bus services across the city centre seemed to take longer than ever for many commuters. The arrival of new hotels seemed to do nothing to bring down the cost of accommodation in August. By last August, all this was a distant memory, when the city emerged from its first lockdown and experienced life without any festivals. Those historic streets, closes and courtyards which had been full of life and colour 12...