Approaching the end of a one month tour of Scotland’s finest smaller theatres, this gem of the spoken word is…
Jenna Fincken’s revival of her one woman show, which premiered during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2022, is timely. Violence…
A Chorus Line, originally performed in 1975, is one of the most successful musicals on all time. However, it’s reputation…
Blood Brothers is an emotional morality tale which is all about the narrative, less about the music. Poor and fecund…
Ben Harrison and David Paul Jones were both teenagers in the 1980s. Both felt suffocated by their respective small towns,…
Rebus, the mega-popular paperback sleuth created by Ian Rankin in an Edinburgh bedsit back in 1985, is back, but not…
This new play has the potential to become one of Scotland’s classics. It’s advertised as ‘an uproarious comedy’ – that,…
Feeling more like a work in progress than a completed show, but with oodles of charm, this mixes a lecturing…
A much anticipated, new play by Sophie Swithinbank, who had such Fringe success last year with Bacon, transferring to London,…
Everyone needs a laugh now and then, and Edinburgh-based Broadsword Theatre are here to save the day with a selection…