Theatre
The Festival City Theatres Trust, which runs the King’s and Festival theatres, is delighted to announce that…
The National Theatre of Scotland has announced the appointment of five new members to serve on its Board of…
‘Hello Sailor’ has become a camp, cheeky and comic cliché about casual pick-up sex. Thief is the real deal.
Ten years on since its Broadway beginnings, Avenue Q is remounted by Sell A Door Theatre Company, showcasing…
In a particularly warm and buoyant atmosphere, the cream of Scottish theatre was honoured in fine style at…
The play stripped bare by its characters.
John Byrne is to institute an award in memory of Billy McColl, the first ever Phil McCann in The Slab Boys,…
Located by The Meadows, Summerhall is Europe's largest private multi-arts venue.
Blue Raincoat takes us on a wacky waltz to the stars!
Acclaimed stage and screen actor Bill Paterson is to present the 2014 Critics' Awards for Theatre in Scotland…
Summer may feel quite far away under Edinburgh’s seemingly permanent grey skies but at two months before…
Authentic sound makes it an easy day’s night.
Made in Scotland is an inspirational mini-festival presented as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe to…
Jacqueline Wilson tells the most marvellous stories for children.
A fortnight before the complete Edinburgh Festival Fringe programme is launched, the Assembly Rooms has been…
The word ‘dysfunctional’ is bandied around a lot in terms of family relationships. The word ‘normal’ seems…
There’s always something problematic about a fiction based on a truth; unavoidably both are compromised in…
Our legal system is pure theatre; the dramatic world of the Courtroom has always supplied a perfect setting…
The Letter J deserves an A!
Up To Speed brings humour, fine acting skills and some clever ideas to a touching story for pre-teens.