Theatre
During a successful 70th Fringe, with total audience numbers reaching just short of 40,000 across nearly 300…
It opened with a Bloom and ended with a familar “Boom!”.
Part play, part musical, part indie rock concert, All We Ever Wanted Was Everything is the ultimate in…
Nicholas Hytner’s ‘Balancing Acts’ is the latest in a considerable line of memoirs produced by former…
Musical-drama which encapsulates the struggle for stardom, behind the scenes and shining glamour of American…
Rebecca Biscuit and Louise Mothersole, who are sh!
“Can you understand? Someone, somewhere, can you understand me a little, love me a little? For all my despair…
"A ship is safe in the harbor, but that is not what it is built for."
The dark matter of dementia is tackled with great sensitivity and imagination by the young London based…
It is always good to get a perspective of otherwise forgotten women and their work and Bunker Girls offers a…
Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT) is synonymous with a risk-taking sense of rebellion, demonstrating, time and…
“What gets you hot?” - “What’s the best thing your body can do?” asks Ell Potter and Mary Higgins.
Who gets to decide who lives and dies? “Nameless, faceless “gods” around a conference table?” asks Breakfast…
Outside the Omnitorium, Assembly’s latest venue at the back of George Square theatre a sign states ‘This…
Back in the golden days of cinema, for the price of one ticket. two films were shown back to back - the big…
Surrounded by vintage leather suitcases, higgledy-piggledy piles of papers and books, coats, umbrellas,…
Cop dramas have come a long way. The days of the avuncular desk sergeant who knows all his customers and the…
The longing lyrics of the sorrowful old love song I’m making believe it’s you top and tail this mesmerising…
A wacky premise: Woolly, a sappy, self-deprecating sheep, has an unorthodox tale about his luckless search…
The succinct title neatly links the tragic tales of two glamorous women, a convicted murderer and an iconic…