Based on Alfred Hitchcock's 1935 film, Pitlochry Festival Theatre’s revival of The 39 Steps features femme fatales, a runaway convict,…
Kismet means destiny or fate and this premiere of two works, the brand new Gallery of Consequence (Dutch choreographer and…
In a continuation of Pitlochry Festival Theatre’s 2025 Summer programme, This is a Gift brings a fresh contemporary take on…
Returning to the stage after Covid-19 prematurely ended its original run, The Croft, directed by Alastair Whatley and written by…
Although small in number, they certainly weren’t small in sound—Nick Costley-White and his band absolutely rocked the Traverse with their…
With yet another instalment of Scottish traditional music, RANT brought their lively fiddle quartet tunes to an even livelier audience…
Ten actors stand silently with bowed heads as the audience enters the auditorium. In the dim blue lighting we can…
The classic rock and rollin’, bunny hoppin’ musical Grease lands at the Pitlochry Festival Theatre this week after kicking off…
Edinburgh Youth Theatre charity, Strange town, return to the Traverse this week with three shows and this is the second…
‘Are we making the most of our time?’ is the question posed by Strange Town in their latest piece of…