There is no shortage of ambition in Edinburgh Rep’s latest production, an affectionate parody of Jane Austen’s youthful novella Love and…
Community theatre often faces a challenge that professional theatre rarely has to confront. The desire to include everyone can sometimes…
Yet another musical version of a successful film from back in the day and though they rarely miss, not all…
Some productions tell a story. Others invite you into a landscape, a culture and a state of mind. Strength in…
A packed Traverse 1 on a Monday night is no small achievement for a contemporary jazz ensemble. Yet Portable Infinity's…
There are few cinematic puzzles more challenging than trying to complete a viewing of Dear Evan Hanson. Trust me, I…
This year I make two visits to Hidden Door's remarkable takeover of the former Paper Factory in Edinburgh, attending both…
There is a reason why Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro remains one of the most frequently performed operas in the…
All the world's a stage, wrote Shakespeare, and nowhere does that feel truer than at Traquair. On a glorious Borders…
Marking Pitlochry Festival Theatre’s 75th anniversary and the inaugural season of new Artistic Director, Alan Cumming, Once, the hit West…