Theatre
Some of us remember the lines of disbelieving refugees exiting Enron’s headquarters when disaster struck,…
The time is memorable - 1pm on 1-1-11. The show should be too with five of Scotland’s leading song-writers,…
Christmas has come early to Edinburgh in the form of the musical ‘Scrooge’ playing sadly for only one week at…
Now that Edinburgh's Christmas programme is out of the bag, it's time to look at what festive shows city…
Billed as ‘for everyone over 5 years old’, I was still somewhat concerned that Saturday Stories may be a…
Spring Awakening, Frank Wedekind’s play first performed in 1906, is as much a child of its time as of its…
2 Pianos, 4 Hands is a clever, comedy, musical-drama, written in 1995 by two young Canadian pianists, Ted…
A glamorous, romantic and intelligent production, performed with fast pace and crisp articulation to enhance…
It was only days ago that people were commending multi-use arts venue the Roxy Art House for its experimental…
Musical stage adaptation of Flora Thompson's nostalgic story fails to take off.
Where to start with this wee gem of a play?
Have your parents ever sat you down and told you about the 1960s? My parents do it all of the time. And they…
‘Are you hummable?’ was the question asked of Willy Russell when engaged on what became ‘Blood Brothers’.…
Some strains of musette might have been better than the incongruous chanteur that crooned the audience to…
The stark scene is set with three tables on stage, each with a chair, a microphone and a mug. The noise of…
Virginia Woolf’s daring and radical novel, Orlando: A Biography, was published in 1928. Under the guise of…
Comedian Hugh Hughes brings a series of acclaimed plays to The Traverse that muse on his Welsh identity
What can be a better way to spend a couple of daytime hours than a good old fashioned mutton pie (only one of…
It was my great uncle John that first introduced me to, what I think is safe to say as it is quite widely…