Puppetry
The idea of the poor man with a pocket full of dreams in his shabby, baggy pants is not new but is one that…
Theatre Incline of Quebec brought ‘Threads’ to this year’s Manipulate Festival, describing it as ‘a…
It is a disconcerting piece of irony that a puppet made for another show and based on an anti-Semitic…
Celebrated annually on Robert Burns’ birthday, 25 January, Burns Night gathers Scots around the world to pay…
Three dogs mean furrowed fur aplenty as the trio battle for scratches behind the ears amongst enchanted…
The ancient tales of the Arabian Nights are brought to vibrant comic life by the brilliant trio that is Story…
Following critical acclaim and box office success in 2014, the co-production from The National Theatre of…
As we head towards June, it’s only a couple of months before the curtain rises to launch the Edinburgh…
Under glorious warm sunshine, the 7th Made in Scotland annual Fringe programme was launched in Edinburgh’s…
The anticipation in waiting for a show to start usually takes the form of waiting in a bright auditorium for…
It is a belief held in some religious faiths that man has been created from clay.
The Puppet Animation Festival, now the UK’s oldest and largest performing arts event for children, young…
A slow paced show that plays fast and loose with its dark original.
From the opening bars of Jan Komarek’s remarkable soundscape, we sense we are about to explore unusual…
Edinburgh-based Claire Lamond presents an emotional programme of animation shorts that leave you pondering…
The Traverse Theatre today revealed an eclectic mix for their Spring Season’s programme running from January…
January can feel bleak and empty when the New Year celebrations are over and the Christmas decorations have…
Following its 2012 and 2013 Hogmanay celebrations, The Brunton is delighted to announce its Hogmanay…
Masculine mime with a mixed up message.
Embrace, Vision Mechanics’ new production, is inspired by women in India who have played a vital role in the…