
Scottish Ballet’s The Snow Queen Rules at The Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
Review: A visually spectacular retelling of this well-known fairytale.

Review: A visually spectacular retelling of this well-known fairytale.

The imposing Palladian mansion Marchmont House is the setting for an all-day event taking an in-depth look at Arts and Crafts textiles, with the focus on the often-overlooked story of May Morris.

A retrospective exhibition of one of Scotland’s most respected and innovative contemporary artists, coinciding with the publication of a major study.

An annual celebration of innovative visual theatre, puppetry and animated film, Manipulate 2020 features over 40 leading international and Scottish-based theatre artists and animators.

Edinburgh’s City Art Centre celebrates the capital’s neo-classical architecture, as seen through the eyes of two architectural photographers, working half a century apart.

Glasgow-based France-Lise McGurn brings her emotive and dynamic canvases and neon sculptures to the walls and floors of Tramway.

The second exhibition partnering the Society of Scottish Artists and Visual Arts Scotland features the work of 150 artists selected from 2,500 entries worldwide.