Theatre
Itās what we all yearn for ā to be given some love. But itās often when we need it most that we shut theā¦
Is love the drug or is the drug love?
Tightlaced steps loosely round a pivotal piece of history. Susanna Mulvihill has again undertaken anā¦
Having made the somewhat foolish decision to confront Edinburgh winterās wrath head on, it was with, not soā¦
Shrek The Musical ticks all the obvious boxes for family-cum-light entertainment but ultimately lacks soul.
If you were restricted in life to seeing only one piece of musical theatre then choose āLes Miserablesā¦
Dark Vanilla Jungle is an hour and twenty minute monologue. Detailing the journey of an underprivilegedā¦
Owen and Olly are back, bringing their Christmas Swingalong to Edinburghās Usher Hall.
Stella Feehilyās āThis May Hurt A Bitā is, in some ways, a play about nostalgia, and is none the worse forā¦
Punk Rock āAmerican Idiotā is like Trainspotting USA - without the wit and local ācharmā.
Polish writer Lidia Amejkoās The Lives of the High-Rise Saints (an intriguing take on Butlerās classic 18thā¦
āChance rules my lifeā comments Amanda to Victor, on the first night of their honeymoon. āIt was chanceā¦
The fear of technology slowly taking over our lives seems to be an ever-growing theme in recent new writing.
Following a performance at the 2018 manipulate Festival at the Traverse Theatre, Egg is back for
Charlotte BrontĆ«ās mid Victorian Gothic novel set in her native Yorkshire created a storm in its time.
The story I remember from my childhood was that of Mary: sullen, surly and rude, who meets bed-ridden, āā¦
Forget an elfin boy in green tights, forget a babysitting dog, forget Tinkerbell as a darting light and addā¦
There are positive signs that āSweeney Todd -The Demon Barber of Fleet Streetā will be another stunningā¦
Peter Brook, often referred to as āour greatest living theatre directorā, has a formidable reputation.
With the shadowy shape of the brick red. iron giant of the Forth Bridge centre stage, a lithe, elfish figureā¦