Theatre
Lee Hall is best known for Billy Elliot, but in 1997 his play Spoonface Steinberg was broadcast by the BBC toā¦
āDemocracyā uses its title several times in the course of this story that canāt quite make up its mind whereā¦
Storytelling: itās something we all do in various forms on a daily basis ā a means of communication that weā¦
The candlelit ambience of early 17th century Holyrood palace is created with some courtly music in theā¦
Scandalous Scots is an enticing title for Tightlaced Theatreās 2012/13 season.
Ankur Productions is a Glasgow-based company committed to changing the way Black Minority and Ethnic peopleā¦
It is always appealing to hear that a hitherto little or unknown story about brave women is being broughtā¦
De Dansers, from Utrecht in the Netherlands, dance like no-oneās watching but ādoor Christ!ā youāll be gladā¦
āThe Show must go onā was a maxim that P.T. Barnum and Brian Conley would probably share.
Bringing a forgotten hero out from the shadows is always an admirable undertaking.
Blackout traces the different stories of five alcoholics from their first drink to the last, and the terrorā¦
The pale corporation - green tiles of the cold stark set of a psychiatric ward already made for a chillingā¦
Sylvester McCoy, probably best known for playing the seventh Dr Who, is indulging in a little switch to theā¦
David Essex may be the main attraction but āAll the fun of the Fair āhas a lot more going for it!
Thereās always something problematic about a fiction based on a truth; unavoidably both are compromised inā¦
Homerās Iliad and Odyssey are in some ways the poetic equivalents of Greek tragedy and comedy; the latter aā¦
A Sockful of Custard is an affectionate tribute to troubled comic genius Spike Milligan which has a lot moreā¦
A Wild Growling Happiness, created by performers from the Estonian State Puppet and Youth Theatre andā¦
Firmly in the saddle of their 10th Anniversary UK tour, the National Theatre return to the Festival Theatreā¦
āIf I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetryā ā Emily Dickinson (1830ā¦