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November 13, 2017

Leith Theatre rebirth and Ross Pavilion vision in running for Creative Edinburgh Awards.

Performing arts degrees face axe at Scottish college.

QMU announce partnership with Festival City Theatre Trust: Edinburgh Guide, The Stage.

Campbeltown Picture House archives get national treasure status.

John Byrne working on stage musical inspired by Gerry Rafferty.

Interviews: Paul McGuigan, Annette Bening & Jamie Bell.

November 06, 2017

Scottish Bafta winners announced.

£45m Edinburgh concert hall to open up access to huge chunk of New Town.

Picasso, Dali and Warhol works to go on display at New Lanark.

Artistic director Lu Kemp on what's in store at the newly renovated Perth Theatre.

Interviews: Sean Baker, Willem Dafoe, Stephen Hough, Jonathan Lloyd, Anne Reid, Taika Waititi.

November 02, 2017

Lady Macbeth leads British Independent Film nominations.

Councillors lift Edinburgh music school closure threat following backlash; 'Don't burst the "magic bubble" that is the City of Edinburgh Music School'; Maltese family left in limbo over music school closure.

Former Leith cinema to reopen as Hidden Door Festival venue.

Interviews: Harry Hill, Yorgos Lanthimos.

October 26, 2017

Glasgow publisher Freight Books under control of liquidator.

Celtic Connections cuts overseas acts by a fifth after pound slump.

Armando Iannucci and cameraman honoured by Scottish Bafta.

Sandy Neilson obituary.

Interviews: Cate Blanchett, Peter Donohoe, Jim Duffy, Jeff Goldblum, Melissa Leo, Sam Rockwell, Nitin Sawhney, Andy Serkis, Danny Trejo.

October 23, 2017

National Museum exhibition to chart history of Scottish pop music.

Summerhall names first artists in new work programme.

'The TV and film industries are toxic--and it starts in the audition room'.

Interviews: Jessica Barden, Lee Byung Hun, Armando Iannucci--twice, Jason Isaacs, Findlay Napier, Rungano Nyoni, Tessa Thompson, Jennifer Tilly, Vince Vaughn.

October 16, 2017

Creative Scotland warns of upcoming cuts as cash continues to fall.

Dundee warned over talent drain of young creatives.

Drama at Dundee Rep raises wider issues.

Museum on the Mound is closing.

Silver treasure spanning 1,000 years to sparkle at National Museum.

Interviews: PP Arnold, Pierce Brosnan, Margaret Cho, Rebecca Ferguson, Mark Lockyer, Sally Potter, Andy Serkis, S Craig Zahler.

October 07, 2017

Lu Kemp & Perth Theatre.

Dundee Rep chief executive Nick Parr steps down.

'Outlander effect' boosts visitors to Scottish historic sites.

Interviews: David Baddiel, Peter Mackie Burns, Michael Caine, Dean Norris, Sally Potter.

October 02, 2017

Kazuo Ishiguro wins Nobel Prize for Literature.

Scottish BAFTA shortlist announced.

Green light for Burrell Collection revamp after £15m lottery win.

Irvine Welsh to kill off Trainspotting character in new book.

'Neil Oliver appointment is populist, no political'.

Interviews: Ana de Armas, Constance Devernay, Sol Gabetta, Kristin Scott Thomas.

September 28, 2017

Drinking and thinking: raise a glass to Glasgow's plays, pies and pints.

Lights, cameras and action for Young Films.

Billy Connolly inducted into Scottish music 'hall of fame'.

Paisley wins Heritage Lottery Fund backing for historic museum revamp.

Interviews: Rob Drummond, Audrey Tautou.

September 24, 2017

Tim Peake's spacecraft is coming to Edinburgh.

Hidden Door confirms 2018 fest.

Glasgow Film Theatre to his Q&A with Armando Iannucci.

Missing masterpiece worth millions found hanging in country house in Glasgow.

Cinema screenings to be staged by NTS: All Edinburgh Theatre, The Scotsman.

Interviews: Emily Beecham, Stellan Skarsgard, Matthew Vaughn.

September 15, 2017

EIF awarded prize.

Edinburgh's Christmas programme revealed: All Edinburgh Theatre, The Edinburgh Reporter.

Sample wins Mercury Prize.

Scots actress Kate Dickie is UK's 'most prolific'.

Interviews: Robert Bathurst, Steve Buscemi, Glenn Close, Bruce LaBruce, Stellan Skarsgard, Mark Strong.

September 09, 2017

Ugly Rumours--Why Inverleith House has yet to be 'saved'.

Rag'n'Bone Man named as Edinburgh Hogmanay headliner.

Film and TV spending in Scotland reaches record high; Developers deny significant delays to Scottish film studio.

Interviews: Edith Bowman, Michael Keaton, Andy Muschietti.

August 31, 2017

'Sleepout' event in Edinburgh to help homelessness: BBC, Daily Record, The Scotsman.

Cultural ambassadors announced for Edinburgh's King's Theatre.

New performing arts centre and studio theatre planned for Dunfermline; Bathgate Regal to cease theatre operations.

Interviews: Nick Broomfield, Michael Caine, Daniel Draper, Jeremy Renner.

August 25, 2017

Record numbers attend Edinburgh Fringe and International Festival.

Final round of Scotsman Fringe First winners.

Interviews: James Cameron, Jane Goldman, David Harrower, Ian Rankin, Robert Webb.

August 23, 2017

Edinburgh comedy awards: the nominees in full.

Herald slashes Edinburgh Fringe coverage.

Dave announces top 10 Fringe jokes.

David Ireland wins James Tait Black award.

Interviews: Will Poulter, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Steven Soderbergh--twice.

August 19, 2017

Bruce Forsyth dies: BBC, The Guardian, The Stage.

Jerry Lewis dies: BBC, The Guardian, The Scotsman.

Everything you need to know about The Scotsman Fringe Awards.

Interviews: Rupert Everett, Clare Grogan, Riley Keough, Phil Wang and Limmy.

August 16, 2017

Half of Scotland's BAME arts workforce see ethnicity as a barrier.

Arab arts showcase at Edinburgh fringe beset by visa difficulties.

Second round of Fringe Firsts announced.

Scottish Queer International Film Festival 2017 programme announced.

Interviews: Kathryn Bigelow, Martin Creed, Al Gore, Zinnie Harris, Todd Haynes, Gary McNair, Noomi Rapace, Milly Thomas.

August 08, 2017

Charles Rennie Mackintosh's restored Willow Tea Rooms revealed.

Edinburgh council bosses admit mistake in Festival garden row.

Netflix acquires Scots comic book author's 'Millarworld' firm.

Ewen Bremner to play Spud on stage at Leith Theatre fundraiser.

Interviews: Zinnie Harris, Reginald D Hunter, Douglas Maxwell.

August 05, 2017

City leader calls for Edinburgh festivals to start in July.

The Edinburgh Festival is a true symbol of peace.

Edinburgh fringe fights for right to party amid corporate 'oasis' of calm.

Interviews: Jason Blum, Ethan Hawke, Dave Johns.

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