Theatre

It’s Tennessee Williams’ ability to write about timeless, trans-atlantic themes, inherently part of the…
The American playwright, Tennessee Williams is renowned for his compassionate and graceful observations on…
As the first collaboration between Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber in 1967, the musical "Joseph and the…
Deftly and delicately, Cara Kelly's Molly Sweeney introduces us to the world of sightlessness. As a young…
As the tumbleweeds spun across the horizon and Dorothy and her little dog Toto wondered what might happen…
The age old fight between music for music’s sake, that benches for political standing and belief, pitted…
A special show attempting to tell the story of Scotland's multicultural history using film, music, dance,…
A performer's view on the attractions and challenges of staging the first amateur Scottish production of a…
Out of Joint is one of Britain's most established National and International touring theatre companies,…
Hebridean playwright Iain F MacLeod’s premiere exploring the history of Scottish Travellers also marks the…
'Nothing is funnier than unhappiness' could have been written by the heretical psychoanalyst Adam Phillips.…
The Car Man is one of the most exciting pieces of dance touring Britain at present. Choreographed by Mathew…
It's always going to be interesting when the early work of an established dramatist is revived
T.S. Eliot's poetry musicalised by Andrew Lloyd Webber is more than a hit; at twenty-five it's a theatrical…
Shakespeare is often described as our most contemporary playwright. His plays explore what it means to be…
Toward the end of the nineteenth century, a number of Scots farmers emigrated to Poland to manage and improve…
The enduring success of 'Desert Island Discs' lies in recognising music and song as integral to the…
'Knowing is what we do to other people when they're not there', Adam Phillips reminds us. This statement…
In the hands of Gerry Mulgrew and Communicado, Robin Jenkins' attempt to portray early twentieth century…
Alan Wilkins' epic for four actors kicks off in a public bathhouse, where Gregor, a Senator (Sean Campion),…