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COMEDY – Entry Level Human: Our Happy Place

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BY KATHRYN PIERCE In collaboration with @SomewhereEDI   Sitting in a sold-out show in the Gilded Balloon Teviot Dining Room with a few hundred others, there was a...

TOP 10 Edinburgh Eateries this festival season – that cater to special dietary requirements

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Edinburgh’s Fringe festival is not to be missed with hundreds of shows and events to experience in a fantastic city. However, as anyone with an...

THEATRE – TransPennine: A clunky comedy with its heart in the right place

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BY KATHRYN PIERCE In collaboration with @SomewhereEDI   TransPennine literally defines itself in the first few moments as a “respectful comedy” about loss, with an unusual introduction set-up scene,...

COMEDY – Lunchtime laughter: A warm-hearted and inclusive free-for-all

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BY KATHRYN PIERCE In collaboration with @SomewhereEDI In the Fringe's 'bubble', it’s easy to get consumed by the bigger shows, which is why I felt it especially...

THEATRE – “I can’t wait to be boring.” One trans person’s riotous request for a nicer society

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BY KATHRYN PIERCE In collaboration with @SomewhereEDI Named after the gender-neutral frequency for speaking and the ability for a trans person to “pass” as a defined binary...

COMEDY/ MUSIC – The Silent Disco Tour is a must do

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BY JOY HADDEN Nevermind the must see, this silent disco is a must do! I became part of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival for one hour on...

THEATRE – Queer Words is an unusual sensory experience

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BY KATHRYN PIERCE In collaboration with @SomewhereEDI A surreal and queer box of delights that packs a punch and challenges you not be shocked - I still was.  I...

BOOK FESTIVAL – The book every man should read

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A personal reflection on Laura Bates - Misogynation: The True Scale of Sexism by Bob Cummins.  I'm here to see Laura Bates tonight because I am intrigued....

ALTER EGO Q&A – Raedie and Lucy

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Deadline at the Fringe are interviewing performers across the month, putting 20 questions to them – both as an artist and as their stage or...

BOOK FESTIVAL – Maryn McKenna tells the truth about chickens

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BY BOB CUMMINS   Simon Preston is a food innovator and co-presenter of Kitchen Cafe, BBC Radio Scotland’s weekly food programme. Today, he is interviewing Maryn McKenna...

BOOK FESTIVAL – Shapeshifters: Medicine, and the human behind it

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BY BOB CUMMINS   Gavin Francis, a physician in Edinburgh, writer and explorer shares insights from his past that have inspired his current book, Shapeshifters; on Medicine...

THEATRE – Drip Feed: A haunting story encapsulated perfectly in The Bubble

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BY KATHRYN PIERCE In Collaboration with @SomewhereEDI Set in late 90s Cork, Soho Theatre’s DRIP FEED is an immersive experience – an evocative, unapologetic and sharply-funny painting...

Buzzmove launch the #buzzingfor50 initiative to get more women working in tech

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buzzmove, the London-based eco-friendly removals start-up, is working on a campaign initiative known as #buzzingfor50 which will aim to boost women in tech representation, as...

THEATRE – BLINK or you might miss it

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BY KATHRYN PIERCE In collaboration with @SomewhereEDI Blink, from Squabbling House Theatre, is the story of two parallel lives, Sophie (LIDDIE HARPER) and Esther (ANGEL LLOYD), brought...

THEATRE – Grace fails to make its mark amid the noise

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BY KATHRYN PIERCE In collaboration with @SomewhereEDI I was looking forward to catching KATIE REDDIN-CLANCY’s Grace - billed as ‘a production about power and letting go’ –...

COMEDY – Calling My Tribe revels in the trauma of midlife realisations

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BY BOB CUMMINS Calling My Tribe is an intimate, reminiscing, self-deprecating, entertaining, and relatable show that left us tickled and entertained - but also slightly sad. Boo,...

COMEDY – A hilarious battle cry for womankind

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BY KATHRYN PIERCE In collaboration with @SomewhereEdi  Jen Brister: Meaningless, “I was angry in my 20s and now I’m f**king livid.” With her signature confidence, composed delivery and with...

Types of Commercial Real Estate Loans

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Before we begin with the types of commercial real estate loans, let’s first talk about what the commercial loans are and how can they help...

THEATRE – Sod’s Law: A bittersweet serenade through the a(n)nals of queer history

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BY KATHRYN PIERCE In collaboration with @SomewhereEDI Blunt and beautiful, Sod's Law is an afternoon delight. Aristocrat Lord Hicks seems to know a thing or two about...

DANCE – Highly entertaining and riotous dancing from Tokyo to Edinburgh

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BY BOB CUMMINS An enthusiastic, exciting and highly entertaining battle of riotous dancers in a police state. A silver bucket and a battery operated drill are...
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