This is a one man show about suicide, but with much wit and good humour and a blizzard of Shakespearean…
Delivering once again a powerful and meticulous performance, Scottish Opera presented a collection of Richard Strauss’ finest works at the…
‘The Testament of Gideon Mack’ tells the story of a Church of Scotland minister who doesn’t believe in God. However,…
Set solely on a beach on the coast of the North Sea, Driftwood’ explores how two brothers navigate the grief…
Oodles of talent poured forth at a humble village hall in the Scottish Borders on Sunday afternoon. The Royal Conservatoire…
As ever, Scottish Opera delivers sumptuous sets, great lighting, singers who can act, and a wonderful orchestra that never disappoints,…
It’s big, bold and cheesier than a Swiss Fondue, but if you can put up with the variably dodgy Brummie…
The Flames is a performance company for people over the age of fifty. Each member of the ensemble (I counted…
Returning from a trip to Oslo a few years back someone excitedly described Norway as ‘the new Scotland’; oil, fish,…
I’m not especially familiar with jazz, and if I’d heard this music on the radio, I wouldn’t have got it.…