Theatre
There are not enough hours in the day for couple Jess and Robbie, both busy, career driven and looking to r
The middle of the Pacific Ocean is far away from home for most people. Islands shrouded in cloud and myste
When required to play opponent to his oppressor, Joseph Knight opens a chess game with a deliberate and apt
“You don’t start again at 42, you know” crestfallen, empty nester mum and wife Shirley says to her
The most important thing to note in Pride and Prejudice* (*Sort Of) is the asterisk - because if y
Edinburgh's magic festival, MagicFest, today revealed its two-week programme, with shows featuring illusion
Edinburgh's MagicFest marks its 10th year over the festive period with a few new innovations.
To an 80’s action movie soundtrack we enter the Danger Zone.
This is a topical, truthful, dramatic portrait of two women, both single mothers with fifteen year old daug
In 2030, the benefits system has had a much-needed overhaul.
To truly emulate the agonies blistering Ukraine is something vast audiences will never truly comprehend.
‘Theatre is ephemeral.
Opening in November 1966 Kander & Ebb’s musical, Cabaret was a smash hit on Broadway, and then
The Beltane Fire Society is best known for the Beltane Fire Festiva
In a cramped Glasgow temporary flat, Abidemi and Omolade await their asylum decision after applying on the
Sarah Jane Tully is an
This year’s 2022 Edinburgh International Festival, which ended on Sunday, marked Fergus Linehan’s last as F
The 75th Edinburgh Festival Fringe has come to an end.
Sugar is a searing one woman tragicomedy about the perils of growing up and navigating the world,