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Brian Cox Financial Crash Play ‘Make It Happen’ to Open Edinburgh International Festival

Brian Cox is set to make his return to Scottish theater with 'Make It Happen,' a new satirical play from acclaimed playwright James Graham.

Hollywood Reporter on MSN · 1d

Brian Cox Returns to Scottish Stage in Edinburgh Int’l Fest Opener on 2008 Financial Crash

Make It Happen' by James Graham will see 'Succession' star Cox portray Adam Smith, the pioneering Scottish philosopher and economist at this year's Edinburgh International Festival.

Edinburgh Live on MSN · 1d

Hollywood icon Brian Cox returns to Edinburgh this summer with world premiere

Brian Cox will return to Edinburgh's theatre scene this summer for the first time in a decade in a new play exploring Scotland's role in the global financial crash of 2008.

WhatsOnStage · 1d

Brian Cox to star in new James Graham play Make It Happen

James Graham ’s satirical play Make It Happen, directed by Andrew Panton, will mark Brian Cox ’s return to the Scottish stage after a decade this summer.

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Edinburgh to tax tourists for overnight stays

Local politicians in Edinburgh have approved a tourist tax for visitors staying overnight the Scottish capital, introducing ...

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Scarlets v Edinburgh Live: TV channel, team news and latest score updates

The Scarlets host Edinburgh today in the United Rugby Championship, with Wales international Steff Evans one of seven changes ...

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Scarlets' Test pair return to face Edinburgh

Wales wing Steff Evans returns from long-term injury as one of seven personnel changes as Scarlets host Edinburgh in the ...

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Edinburgh charity worker allegedly being held in Israeli prison after vanishing whilst working in Gaza

A CHILD psychotherapist working for an Edinburgh charity is allegedly being held in an Israeli prison after being arrested in ...

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Pro-Palestinian protesters who caused £150,000 of damage to Edinburgh arms company building escape jail term

Two protesters who caused more than £150,000 worth of damage to the building of an international weapons manufacturer during have escaped a jail sentence.

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