Ten actors stand silently with bowed heads as the audience enters the auditorium. In the dim blue lighting we can…
One Way Out is the kind of play that doesn’t just speak, it shouts. But in the same breath, it leaves…
The classic rock and rollin’, bunny hoppin’ musical Grease lands at the Pitlochry Festival Theatre this week after kicking off…
The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs holds counsel for all of us seeking to find our queer foremothers who lived and…
The truth behind a British children’s classic is revealed with the premiere of Swallows and Armenians at the Chelsea Theatre.…
Edinburgh Youth Theatre charity, Strange town, return to the Traverse this week with three shows and this is the second…
This is Medea like you have never seen it before. Director Satoshi Miyagi takes an ancient masterpiece, tweaks it, paints…
A musical adaptation from the 1990s TV series Bad Girls with a few familiar roles amongst the cast such as…
‘At 4.48 when depression visits, I shall hang myself to my lover’s breathing’. Sarah Kane’s 4.48 Psychosis contains many lines…
‘Are we making the most of our time?’ is the question posed by Strange Town in their latest piece of…