Kicking off this season of A Play, a Pie and a Pint, is Someone’s Knockin’ at the Door. Written by…
There’s something quietly disarming about walking into the Traverse and finding the choir already in place. No theatrical reveal, just…
Once again, local music programming charity Soundhouse have graced the Traverse theatre with another act of outstanding renown: this time,…
Stef Smith is an uncompromising writer. Edinburgh’s Queen Margaret University has some history. What might a collision between the two…
The much loved over 50s ensemble group, The Flames return to the Traverse theatre with another verbatim-style, mixed medium show.…
Scratch nights are, by their very nature, uneven affairs, messy blue prints or gluey models rather than finished buildings. And [UN]LOVABLE at…
Tired of watching paint dry? As an alternative, Manipulate Festival offers The Wood Paths at the Traverse Theatre. Beginning with…
At the Traverse Theatre, as part of the Manipulate Festival, Dewey Dell’s The Rite of Spring announces itself as a work that…
There’s a moment early on in Don Quixote (is a Very Big Book) where the performer suggests the entire show…
There are moments in Coffee with Sugar at the Traverse Theatre when the senses are so thoroughly engaged that conventional…