Brian Ferguson is an Arts Correspondent at various esteemed publications including The Scotsman and Glasgow Live. He covers a diverse range of topics within the realms of arts and entertainment, culture and society, and events, with a keen focus on theater, social issues, books, movies, and climate change. Brian's insightful work has been featured in notable outlets such as The National Newspaper and Yahoo News UK.
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Brian Ferguson's focus is primarily on local cultural and entertainment news within Edinburgh and Scotland. He covers a wide range of topics related to arts funding, festivals, and cultural events in the region. If you have insights or stories related to the local arts scene, particularly regarding funding issues, festivals, or significant cultural events in Edinburgh or Scotland, Brian would likely be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Brian Ferguson
Mark Nelson is a former Scottish Comedian of the Year
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Actress did not want to know killer’s identity during filming of hit series
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Saltire Society reveals final contenders for annual literary prizes
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Fire parade will get four days of celebrations underway in Scottish capital
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Edinburgh-based company will back flagship Glasgow event from 2025
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Troubled venue forced to cut jobs and staff hours as financial crisis mounts at ‘arts village’
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Traverse Theatre admits it is struggling to programme more than six months ahead
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Bryce Hart’s new father-son comedy will be launched by BBC Scotland this month
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Emergency petition attracts nearly 18,000 backers ahead of Scottish Budget announcement
Dopapod brought it's Best Friends Tour to Essex in Rochester on Tuesday, December 3. About a month away from their last shows before an indefinite hiatus, guitarist Rob Compa brought the band to his hometown for a throwdown at the newish venue, Essex. Before the show, Rob asked the crowd if they wanted one long...
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