The prodigal son returns as Musselburgh man Callum Beattie takes to the magnificent stage of the 2200 capacity, Usher Hall…
This is the last stop on the ’24 tour for The Last Pearl, via Sligo, Dublin and Glasgow. It is…
They say partnerships are never equal, and such was the case here tonight in this generally well-executed three-hander from Edinburgh…
Dundee Rep in a major co-production with the Royal Lyceum Theatre bring a contemporary reworking of a piece of classic…
Watching Fraser Grant’s punchy Edinburgh revival of this lesser known gem one can begin to see why Meredith Willson’s musical…
Beg, steal or borrow to see this one, it’s an absolute banger! Now nearing the end of his UK wide…
Some who might expect a Gilbert and Sullivan Opera to be about as exciting as watching paint dry, might well…
Writer Mhairi Quinn, one third of Tandem Writing Collective, returns with a rewritten and expanded version of her new play,…
How do you make a play about the Scottish reformation, set in 1527-28; playful, thought-provoking and above all very funny.…
There are few things that raise an actor’s energy and commitment (and fear!) more than playing a character who is…