Theatre
The Weir opens on a driech January Edinburgh night when it’s easy to imagine stepping through the door of…
This two person show performed by the two lovely girls complimenting each other, like a modern day Snow White…
This year, London based master puppeteers, Blind Summit, bring their UK première of Henry: A Puppet Possessed…
In Time o’ Strife strikes a strong red note in this latest production from the National Theatre of Scotland.
'Nothing is funnier than unhappiness' could have been written by the heretical psychoanalyst Adam Phillips.…
This winter season, Morag Fullarton’s award-winning show Doris, Dolly and the Dressing Room Divas returns to…
Edinburgh author Iain Banks’ disturbing seminal novel, first published 24 years ago, has not lost its ability…
David Haig’s new play creates a storm at the Lyceum!
Fairy tales are full of food, or rather, full of the lack of it.
Some strains of musette might have been better than the incongruous chanteur that crooned the audience to…
Told By An Idiot celebrate 21 years of producing remarkable theatre this year, but their current production…
The Adventures of Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer is a beautiful, melancholy tale of love and hope.
There's a momentary hesitation in the opening of David Edgar's 'Testing the Echo', as actors cross the stage…
There’s always something problematic about a fiction based on a truth; unavoidably both are compromised in…
The enduring success of 'Desert Island Discs' lies in recognising music and song as integral to the…
The hit of 2014’s Edinburgh Festival makes a welcome return.
Jolson, the Musical, takes us on an autobiographical journey of the famous singer's life. Born Asa…
The offside rule remains a mystery to many. It can be explained time and again but if your brain isn’t wired…
Shakespeare wrote that brevity is the soul of wit and there could be no better set of examples than in the…
Paines Plough was founded in 1974 over a pint of Paines bitter and is now the national theatre of new plays,…