Susan Mansfield is a journalist at The Scotsman. She specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on topics such as art, theatre, and cultural movements, with a particular passion for the Edinburgh festivals. Susan's work has been featured in Art UK, The Art Newspaper, Yahoo Sports UK, MSN, and The Scotsman.
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By: Susan Mansfield
Our latest report from the Edinburgh International Book Festival is a Traitors-themed treat, with appearances from historian and broadcaster David
John Grisham was impressively level-headed about success during his first appearance at the book festival, writes Susan Mansfield, while Booker Prizewinner Kiran Desai was honest about the terrifying prospect of writing her latest novel
By: David Pollock, Joyce McMillan, Susan Mansfield
A forceful play about how little has changed for women in the post-#MeToo age, a brisk drama about re-imagining the night Trump lost the 2020 presidential election and a coming-of-age romp that stokes nostalgia for the early 2000s are among our critics’ highlights in this latest Fringe theatre round-up
Our latest Edinburgh International Book Festival round-up includes a people’s history of the last 50 years in Afghanistan, an impassioned case for global frontline journalism, and a determined report from Kyiv.
Our latest Edinburgh International Book Festival round-up includes a people's history of the last 50 years in Afghanistan, an impassioned case for global frontline journalism, and a determined report from Kyiv.
Our final round-up from this year’s Edinburgh International Book Festival includes some ruminations on language, truth and untruths, a shocking frontline report from Gaza, and the evergreen importance of kindness, hope and imagination.
By: Susan Mansfield
Our final round-up from this year's Edinburgh International Book Festival includes some ruminations on language, truth and untruths, a shocking
Rather like you would a good sausage, Edinburgh-based sculptor Jamie Fitzpatrick’s new exhibition pricks the ponderousness of statuary with enjoyable results, writes Susan Mansfield.
The Jillian Edelstein retrospective at Stills captures the spirit of her work and leaves you wanting more, writes Susan Mansfield
The Jillian Edelstein retrospective at Stills captures the compassion and humanity of her work and leaves you wanting more, writes Susan Mansfield
