Stark, uncompromising, and more than a little filthy, Trainspotting Live at the EICC is an experience that assaults all the…
One audience member at a time, for 45 minutes, in a room dressed like a hospital ward. That is the…
All Right Sunshine, written by Isla Cowan and directed by Debbie Hannan, is a blistering one-woman play that probes power,…
Sarah Lewis takes to The Hub stage at this year's Edinburgh International Festival, analysing the power of culture as a…
For Lisa, Dani and Jen the financial pressures of drama school reign supreme. The showcase was everything but as the…
Against the backdrop of an ornately carved wooden pulpit and screen, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith communes with her audience through her…
From the lone woman in red descending during the overture to the final full stage that yet starkly reflects the…
Produced by Big Sofa Theatre and Counterminers, Eggs Aren’t That Easy to Make follows the friendship of Claire (Rachel Andrews)…
It’s 24th August 79 C.E. and Mount Vesuvius is about to blow destroying the whole of Pompeii… or is it?…
Foolish by Kate-Lynn Du Plessis looks at the pitfalls and commercial consequences of attempting to navigate a romance under the…