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Edinburgh Guide is the long-running city guide to the capital of Scotland. Get the most out of Edinburgh's many festivals, events, and places to visit.

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edinburghguide.com > festival > 2026 > mina-liccione-arabized-c-arts-online-review-22095

Mina Liccione: Arabized, C Arts Online, Review

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (70+ words) Mina Liccione is a New York comedian / dancer who moved to Dubai and encountered all forms ‘cultural mishaps, decolonisation, and discovering the Habibi way’! She has foundered Dubomedy - a school for comedy and played a major role in developing the…...


edinburghguide.com > festival > 2026 > helen-bradley-pleasance-courtyard-review-22079

Helen Bradley, Pleasance Courtyard, Review

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (153+ words) Kara Wilson has created her own unique style of one woman Fringe shows with her series of Painter Plays, previously portraying Beryl Cook and Vanessa Bell. This year, she has selected the artist, Helen Bradley, whose vivid, figurative landscapes capture…...


edinburghguide.com > festival > 2026 > after-shakespeare-thespace-symposium-hall-review-22077

After Shakespeare, theSpace @ Symposium Hall, Review

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (238+ words) EdinburghGuide.com After Shakespeare, theSpace @ Symposium Hall, Review Looking at four key characters from Shakespeare, Lexi Wolfe explores and brings to life the elements of these characters that we do not see from Shakespeare’s own original text. This is a…...


edinburghguide.com > festival > 2026 > jazz-sessions-rhapsody-in-blue-st-vincents-chapel-review-22040

Jazz Sessions: Rhapsody in Blue, St. Vincent’s Chapel, Review

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (375+ words) In this candlelit concert in the intimate setting of the chapel, Shiel is joined by musicians Hannah Ruddick-Trentmann (trumpet) and Magesh Magesh (drums) to create a jazz trio. The programme celebrates the sound of 20th century New York with blues, Berlin…...