Theatre
How does one review a play that must be kept a secret?
This year’s Spring has yet to appear in Edinburgh, but The Royal Lyceum Theatre and London’s Old Vic are…
In this latest multi- disciplinary production from the acclaimed Vélo Théâtre with the long and intriguing…
Snapshots 4 showcased three new works by three performers and recent graduates of the Curious School of…
In a celebration of Orkney’s Festival of the Horse and its ancient traditions of ploughing contests, site-…
Attention soldiers - plastic, plush or otherwise - stand by your beds! War is upon us and it is down to Ariel…
Snapshots 3 showcased three new works by three companies, each a work in progress and a conceptual teaser of…
Expect the unexpected from Compagnie à from Angers in France who bring their acclaimed show Le Chant du Bouc…
Egg (Snapshots 2)
Ragnarök (Snapshots 1)
“The world is breaking.”
The Stage Awards 2018 included in their nominations for Fringe Theatre of The Year, Edinburgh’s vibrant and…
French writer Marguerite Duras’ 1984 semi-autobiographical novel The Lover has been exquisitely adapted for…
“Dear Esther. I sometimes feel as if I’ve given birth to this island. Somewhere, between the longitude and…
Another of Cameron MacKintosh’s extravagant spectacles propels its way onto the Festival Theatre stage this…
Flashdance was the unexpected movie hit of the early 1980’s. With a Grammy-winning soundtrack and at least…
There is a decided pink glow enveloping this year’s Kings’ panto Cinderella that has been garnering a galaxy…
Assembly Festival, the longest running multi-venue operator at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, is proud to…
Reviewing a show is about what’s happening on stage and not in the audience. But when it comes to children’s…
Time has been spun back like an old 78 record to 1946, where it’s all fair isle slipovers, high piled hair,…
Over the last few years, the Festival City Theatres Trust has been building a programme of ‘relaxed…