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Outlander has generated global interest in the history, languages and landscapes of Scotland. From the tragedy of Culloden, to American Independence and early Scottish interaction with indigenous peoples in North America, and, more problematically, the Atlantic slave trade, the books and TV series have mapped out Scotland's contribution to world history. Outlander has been crucial for tourism and heritage. Its themes have captured the imagination of a global audience. Join the editors of Outlander and Scotland to find out what this time-travelling series can teach us about Scottish history…
This is an archived listing from the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. ScotlandsFest: Between the Stones: Scotland Through Outlander is by Willy Maley, Gillebrìde MacMillan and Lisa Kelly / Luath Press, listed under Spoken Word in the Fringe programme. It plays at St Columba's by the Castle Scottish Episcopal Church, 14 Johnston Terrace, EH1 2PW, 25 August.
The show runs 60 minutes and is suitable for ages 14+. Tickets are £10.