Tim Rice is a man of many words. He’s been writing lyrics for 60 years, collaborating with some of our…
Having previously been swept away by Matthew Bourne’s Romeo & Juliet and the haunting brilliance of Edward Scissorhands, I knew…
Louisa May Alcott’s classic, much loved tale of the coming of age of the March sisters in 19th century Massachusetts,…
I went to see Ghost Stories at the Festival Theatre in Edinburgh on the 26th of March, and I have…
If you’re looking for a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon with the family, Northern Ballet’s Hansel & Gretel…
Arthur Miller’s iconic treatise on the American Dream, often studied, but rarely performed, is brought to glorious life tonight on…
Pricilla Queen Of The Desert is a campy and energetic story of self-acceptance, queer love and learning that whilst not…
As ever, Scottish Opera delivers sumptuous sets, great lighting, singers who can act, and a wonderful orchestra that never disappoints,…
In P.L. Travers’s book, ‘tossed and bent under the wind’, Mary is thrown ‘bag and all, at the front door’…
Familiarity, surprise and a sumptuously sparkling set from Lez Brotherston: that’s Scottish Ballet’s The Nutcracker. It's a wonderful escape on…