Theatre
The Devil’s Larder is a deliciously wicked adult treat that is appetisingly apposite so close to Halloween.
Tom McGrath, playwright, poet, translator and musician, died in April 2009 and tonight’s event comprised a…
This affectionate and engaging one-man show tells the story of the famous funny man, following his career…
Citadel Arts Group brings a triple-bill entitled Drama At The Dockers, performing for the ninth consecutive…
“ Nothing sells newspapers more than a good murder” is one of the grim comments about a Missing Girl,…
One hundred minutes of pulsating percussion and dance served up by an energetic and talented cast.
The only things a fully-grown man has to fear in this world are a fully grown woman and an unopened bank…
The Weir opens on a driech January Edinburgh night when it’s easy to imagine stepping through the door of…
Russian writer Nikolai Gogol was a master story teller. He specialized in exposing the ridiculousness of…
“If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry” ― Emily Dickinson (1830…
“1-2-3, it’s so easy, it’s like taking candy off a baby”.
The intense bond between mother and child, that in early days can be so close that identities blur, is at the…
Fear and self-loathing lie in wait as one woman fails to suppress her filthy urges beneath a shiny exterior.
Rock of Ages returns to Edinburgh, hair quaffed and ready to rock, with their classic love story, giving the…
In the middle of Margaret Thatcher’s icy reign over the UK, parts of Edinburgh may have been checking if…
On 11th November 1918 the guns fell silent after four years of battle, ending the First World War.
The set of this new production from Andy Manley, Rob Evans and macrobert, Mikey and Addie, looks like the…
Egg (Snapshots 2)
A 70-strong cast provides a great night’s entertainment at the King’s Theatre.
Will Pickvance has become a well established pianist and comic entertainer around Edinburgh, from his…