Theatre
Masculine mime with a mixed up message.
A lifelong fan of the works of P G Wodehouse, I was very much looking forward to tonight’s performance of…
A combination of movement, comedy, music and most importantly rhythm, Stomp arrives in Edinburgh with a bang…
Tightlaced steps loosely round a pivotal piece of history. Susanna Mulvihill has again undertaken an…
Welcome to the world of MIEVH – MacKenzie Institute for the Encouragement of Vocal Harmony
Some twittering birdsong and gentle music welcomes the tiny tots and their parents/carers to this latest…
Oedipus is alive and well and living in Morayshire.
From unpublished novel, to critically acclaimed chick-flick success the tale of Elle Woods’ entrance to the…
Mull Theatre has re-staged its highly successful 2013 production of what is now a modern classic from…
John Byrne’s version of Chekhov’s ‘Three Sisters’ re-locates the play to Dunoon in the 1960’s.
It’s always good to watch theatre companies taking an ambitious turn, and they can hardly come more ambitious…
Yes, folks it’s Panto time again.
Director Bob Tomson tones down the glamour and some of the passion of this rock opera, but Jesus Christ…
Mermaid mixes the real with the supernatural in a modern reworking of Andersen’s classic fairy tale.
Football is generally now regarded as a sport of the working class, but in its early days in the 19th century…
Set in Tsarist Russia in 1905, this perennially popular musical is based on a collection of folk tales, “…
The National Theatre of Scotland aspire to challenge the notion of what theatre can achieve and with Girl X…
The set of this new production from Andy Manley, Rob Evans and macrobert, Mikey and Addie, looks like the…
Five minutes into Tape Face my sister found herself up on stage with Mr. T. Face, racket in hand, trying to…
The Agatha Christie Theatre Company enjoyed outstanding popular and critical success over the past decade,…