Summerhall TV

An adaption of the Odyssey featuring puppetry, illustration and live music. Nic Rawlings and Imogen Charleston talk us through their production and what it takes to create a unique and new interpretation of a classic story. Odyssey is a Paper …

Tamilla Woodard from Pop Up Theatrics tells us about her show, Long Distance Affair (make possible an impossible trip). A unique experience in which the audience member can connect via Skype to an actor on the other side of the …

Tamilla Woodard from Pop Up Theatrics tells us about her show, Long Distance Affair (make possible an impossible trip). A unique experience in which the audience member can connect via Skype to an actor on the other side of the …

Jennifer Swingler of Clout Theatre discusses the company’s new show, The Various Lives of Infinite Nullity. Performing in the Demonstration Room, Summerhall, until the 25th August.

Jennifer Swingler of Clout Theatre discusses the company’s new show, The Various Lives of Infinite Nullity.

Steve Lambert and Marnie Baxter from the Badac Theatre Company discusses their play Anna, based on the life, work and assassination of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya. Anna spent much of her career exposing the human rights abuses that happened in …

Steve Lambert and Marnie Baxter from the Badac Theatre Company discusses their play Anna, based on the life, work and assassination of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya. Anna spent much of her career exposing the human rights abuses that happened in …

Clea Wallis from the Dudendance company discusses the devised piece ‘This Side of Paradise’, which features a cast of menacing characters created from stuffing and removable limbs. Performing in the Demonstration and Autopsy Rooms, Summerhall, 1.25pm – 2.15pm, until 25th …

Clea Wallis from the Dudendance company discusses the devised piece ‘This Side of Paradise’, which features a cast of menacing characters created from stuffing and removable limbs.  

From The Council of Handmade Crap, Henriette Kristensen tells us about their production of The Portrait Firm. Performing in the Cairns Lecture Theatre at Summerhall, until the 24th August.

Manuel Bonillo discusses his show Fantasy No.10 The Beauty of Life, which is showing in the Cairns Lecture Theatre, at Summerhall.  

From The Council of Handmade Crap, Henriette Kristensen tells us about their production of The Portrait Firm.  

Manuel Bonillo discusses his show Fantasy No.10 The Beauty of Life, which is showing in the Cairns Lecture Theatre, at Summerhall.  

Legendary jazz singer Fionna Duncan, tells us how she got in tow with the Loveboat Big Band Love-In, featuring a wee snippet of her performance of ‘Put Some Sugar in My Bowl’.

French choreographer Myriam Herve-Gil discusses her piece Fleurs de Cimetiere. Portraying the lives of a group of women who met in the 80s, lost touch, and met again, this piece explores the idea of ageing, and how there’s still so …

French choreographer Myriam Herve-Gil discusses her piece Fleurs de Cimetiere. Portraying the lives of a group of women who met in the 80s, lost touch, and met again, this piece explores the idea of ageing, and how there’s still so …

Playwright Lee Gershuny, talks to Summerhall TV about her play ‘Lockerbie – Lost Voices’. Approached by a Scottish investigative journalist, Lee was invited to write this play in a bid to highlight certain lost information about the tragedy. More information …

Playwright Lee Gershuny, talks to Summerhall TV about her play ‘Lockerbie – Lost Voices’. Approached by a Scottish investigative journalist, Lee was invited to write this play in a bid to highlight certain lost information about the tragedy. More information …

Marcin Bartnikowski talks to Summerhall TV about his show, Lauder, which is based on themes from the works of Jonathan Saffran Foer and Shakespeare. Lauder is on in the Demonstration Room, Summerhall,  until the 26th August.

Siobhan Cannon-Brownlie and Elizabeth Stone tell us about their production of Shakespeare’s The Tempest, performed on the beach in the Hopetoun Estate.

Marcin Bartnikowski talks to Summerhall TV about his show, Lauder, which is based on themes from the works of Jonathan Saffran Foer and Shakespeare.  

Siobhan Cannon-Brownlie and Elizabeth Stone tell us about their production of Shakespeare’s The Tempest, performed on the beach in the Hopetoun Estate. Performing until the 15th August. More information can be found here at the link below. http://festival.summerhall.co.uk/event/the-tempest-in-the-firth-of-forth/

Adura Onashile talks to Summerhall TV about her solo piece, HeLa, which tells the story of Henrietta Lacks who walked into the John Hopkins Hospital, with a pain in her abdomen. A cell sample taken without her permission was used …

Adura Onashile talks to Summerhall TV about her solo piece, HeLa, which tells the story of Henrietta Lacks who walked into the John Hopkins Hospital, with a pain in her abdomen. A cell sample taken without her permission was used …

Heather Macleod of the Loveboat Big Band tells us all about the special Big Band Summer Love-In at Summerhall. Featuring aerialists, swing dancers and plenty of music, this night promises to be a popular event during the festival. 9th, 16th …

Eunice Olumide talks about her project Youth on the Fringe, an event that creates a platform for young people to perform in the Fringe.

The Council of Handmade Crap’s full performance of ‘The Portrait Firm, which they performed at Summerhall during the Edinburgh Festival 2013.

Jack Klaff talks to Summerhall TV about his performance, Out To Lunch. Tackling topics such as world hunger and charity, Jack’s show is on until the 25th August, at St. Peter’s Church.

Jack Klaff discusses his honest portrayal of Sir Isaac Newton, with a sneak peak of the performance.

Jack Klaff discusses his honest portrayal of Sir Isaac Newton, with a sneak peak of the performance. Performing in the Anatomy Lecture Theatre at Summerhall, 17.00 -18.15, until 25th August.