Theatre
‘What were you trying to achieve?’ was the question asked by one of this reviewer’s former tutors. It’s worth…
As the theatre packed to the sound of speakeasy style music, that jivey, jazzy stuff of another era that…
Tim Burton meets Jim Henson in a beautiful and poetic masterpiece from German puppeteer company…
I have never had as much trouble starting a review and formulating a clear opinion as I have this evening…
I’ve always thought Passing Places to be a little bit of an odd one. It doesn’t read like a play particularly…
The American playwright Arthur Miller is an absolute master of psychological drama. In The Price, which was…
One hundred minutes of pulsating percussion and dance served up by an energetic and talented cast.
"It is a stunning show." EdinburghGuide.com's reviewer is rocked by We Will Rock You.
We all know what time of year it is when the King's unleashes its annual romp through Pantoland and this…
Children and theatre - never the twain should meet, except at Christmas.
This is a concept that is laughed at…
A story written early last century about a nobleman in Spanish California with the secret identity of Zorro…
In case you do not know the plot, Peter Pan is the boy who does not want to grow up, lives in the Never Land…
It is over 20 years since I first saw Frank McConnell and Michael Marra perform A Wee Home from Home as part…
As Scotland marks the 450th anniversary of its religious revolution in 1560, experience reformation day at…
A chance to see performance artists Carabosse transform the Royal Mile and the squares around St Giles…
The Premiere of Edinburgh Hogmanay's Off Kilter sees artistic director Morag Deyes draw together world class…
Given Sunset Song appears the most popular Scottish novel, it’s no great surprise a biographical play about…
“Never trust a butterfly. Anything that attractive has got to have an agenda.”
I forget where I first heard…
Confessions of a Justified Sinner is based on James Hogg’s novel written in 1824, The Private Memoirs and…