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.…
As part of Manipulate Festival, and screened in the gorgeous interior of The French Institute, this is a series of…
Spell-binding, sublime performance by the the six-strong strings of the Scottish Ensemble, accompanied by the delicate puppetry skills of a…
Gabbie Cook’s attempt to turn something rotten and corrosive from her childhood into something positive and creative, aided by director…