Theatre
As humans we are inherently hungry. Hungry for love, desire, security and violence and of course, the…
White Rabbit Red Rabbit is an interesting experiment, but it’s difficult to pin down precisely what - if…
The muse stripped bare.
In another marking of the century since the start of WW1, Sell a Door Theatre Company has chosen to stage…
Today’s maze of social complexities is at the core of this fast paced funny piece about the result of rage…
How to people behave when removed from society’s mores and are thrown to the claim of nature?
HeLa is the story of remarkable success and shocking failure that starkly demonstrates how basic human rights…
Adapting a book to a play is challenge.
It is a mark of the stature of an actor that he gets a round of applause just for stepping on the stage. It…
A mad mental malkie of a play!
From midday to midnight on the day before Scotland’s Referendum on Independence, The National Theatre of…
To mark National Poetry Day on Thursday 2 October, and in the week of the Scottish premiere of WWI drama…
Euthanasia has been a widely controversial topic that has been increasingly brought up in the news. When the…
Corruption in the business and political world is always a sickening yet intriguing thought that infiltrates…
The fear of technology slowly taking over our lives seems to be an ever-growing theme in recent new writing.
In 2015 the multi award-winning comic masterpiece The History Boys from one of the UK’s most celebrated…
Joe Corrie’s ‘In Time o Strife’ remains a powerful evocation of time and place, with echoes that resonate in…
Edinburgh’s ‘Secret’ Vaudeville is a night of schmoozing, cocktailing, bopping and bedazzling amidst an…
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society announced that by Monday afternoon, with hundreds of performances still…
The story follows the trials and tribulations of Cassie, a girl suffering from OCD, whose life is thrown…