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…
The touring production of 2:22 A Ghost Story arrives at the Edinburgh Playhouse carrying a formidable reputation. Danny Robins’ supernatural thriller has…
Sally Hobson’s Baby Mash-Up, What On Earth Are You Doing? Is a bold, strange and undeniably ambitious new work that often…
The Bryant & May Matchgirls strike in 1888 in Bow. Fords in Dagenham and the fishing industry champions, the Women…
I must admit I went into this musical differently to most people around me because, somehow, I’ve never actually seen…
From the Isle of Wight, theatre company Deadman, have embarked on a national tour of The Freshwater Five, a true…