Part of the five-day long Edinburgh Horror Festival, at The Banshee Labyrinth just off Edinburgh’s ghostly Royal Mile. A suitably…
This tale of male friendship and football is based on writer / director Eilidh Loan’s own memories of growing up…
Andy McGregor’s show, about a short-lived Indie band in the early nineties, includes an album’s worth of original songs, so…
Ricky Allan’s Treason, The Musical ends on a poignant point - years after the event itself, we’re fixated on the…
As the title suggests, this is a version of Charles Dickens's Great Expectations, relocated North of the English border. Young…
This two women play by Sylvia Dow ends its three week tour of twelve Scotland venues at the hot and…
I defy anyone not to love Schachmatt by Spanish choreographer, Cayetano Soto. It translates as Checkmate and playfully works its…
It’s too glib to simply give this a theatrical review. Yes, it’s well-acted, well-lit, commitment and emotion running through the…
Walking into the Assembly Roxy space to be greeted by a tomato with legs, I was a little suspicious of…
At The Queens Hall tonight Jasdeep Singh Degun sits cross-legged smiling and calm, cradling his sitar, on a raised Dias…