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…
Pricilla Queen Of The Desert is a campy and energetic story of self-acceptance, queer love and learning that whilst not…
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,…