Three for the price of one. A busy hour flashed by, we’ll try to remember... First up were ImprompTwo (Kathy…
Hosted by the Scottish Storytelling centre, the Edinburgh International Improv Festival hit us with three full nights of improv by…
Crikey, this was good. Tight. Hot. Funky. At times it even rocked. Four master musicians with CV’s so long you’d…
Presented by Edinburgh People’s Theatre, Quatermaine’s Terms gives a fly-on-the-wall view of a 1960s staffroom within an international school in…
Arthur Miller’s iconic treatise on the American Dream, often studied, but rarely performed, is brought to glorious life tonight on…
Jennifer Reid performs nineteenth-century Lancashire dialect and Victorian broadside ballads. She comes from Rochdale, “but I admit it”. Reid sings…
Perfectly timed for St Patrick’s Day, ‘Seven Drunken Nights: The Story of the Dubliners’ stopped off at the Usher Hall…
Rose-Lynn Harlan loves country music and is pretty good at singing it too. Her burning ambition is to sing at…
Once again, The Traverse champions fresh, accessible writing; this time with Sabrina Mahfouz’s one-woman play Chef. Set in a prison…
Starting life as an idea broached on a Scratch night for budding theatre makers a year ago, Liam Rees brings…