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Military commander Macbeth unleashes a nightmare of carnage and destruction. A war on terror that is a war of terror.

Featuring newly commissioned artworks alongside a series of critical reflections, this exhibition explores the boundary between the real and artificial. 

Featuring newly commissioned artworks alongside a series of critical reflections, this exhibition explores the boundary between the real and artificial. 

National Theatre of Scotland performs a poetic tribute to the art of theatre-making on an empty stage at the Festival Theatre.

Scottish mezzo soprano Karen Cargill joins the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and Thomas Søndergård for an uplifting programme of Mahler. 

Stuart Stratford conducts soloists Soraya Mafi and Jonathan McGovern in Gian Carlo Menotti’s comic opera The Telephone.  

Glasgow’s slacker-rock legend Honeyblood performs an intimate set for film at Leith Theatre. 

One of Scotland’s most imaginative contemporary folk groups perform a high energy set of traditional songs and original compositions, recorded at Leith Theatre.  

Aidan O’Rourke hosts a gathering of world-class folk and jazz musicians recorded in the round at Leith Theatre. 

Scottish Ballet presented a programme of new and existing recorded works, celebrating the unique breadth of their vision.

One of the world’s finest Beethoven interpreters celebrates the 250th anniversary of the composer’s birth with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra.  

The voices of the Edinburgh Festival Chorus come together from afar in an inspiring recorded performance.