Theatre

CATS 2016 Shortlist Announced - Another Fabulous Year for Scottish Theatre!
This year, dance lovers can flock to see a diverse Bevy of Swans, or to use a more apt expression, a…
Once described as “hilarious” by the Scotsman, Gary McNair ambles onto the stage of Traverse Two to tell the…
What do you get when you put the educational premise and puppetry style of Sesame Street, a cynical yet…
This year, the 400th since the death of the world's most iconic literary mind, marks the first tour for…
A sense of both inclusion and looking beyond theatrical confines were the strong themes that came across…
‘Money is power and freedom – who isn’t interested in that?’ asks Andy Duffy’s anonymous stock market trader.
Beating off some fierce competition from over 400 organisations across Europe, renowned Scottish Children’s…
In an exciting collaboration between one of Scotland’s most innovative theatre companies and the national…
Opening on a bare stage suggestive of prairie onto which George (William Rodell) and Lennie (Kristian…
The Festival City Theatres Trust, which runs the Festival and King’s Theatres in Edinburgh, is delighted to…
Set in and around ‘windy Troy’, Chris Hannan’s re-imagining of ‘The Iliad’ opens bathed in a sunshine that…
Richard Medrington harnesses the venerable art of storytelling and steers a gentle path through Tolkien’s…
An education programme developed by Edinburgh International Festival(EIF) has, in partnership with award-…
Curiosity may have killed the cat but it is a natural human trait to wonder about the lives of others and how…
The first day sales for this year’s Edinburgh International Festival (EIF), that runs from Friday 5 to Monday…
What goes on behind closed doors in any community or culture can be shocking when the doors are opened and…
In the 1970’s, Jackie magazine was hailed ‘the best thing for girls - next to boys’.
Guys - find your fedoras, and dolls - get your garters out, as Frank Loessers bold and brash adaptation hits…