Theatre
In this latest in the A Play, A Pie and A Pint series from the Arab world, we have a story from DamasceneâŠ
Citadel Arts Group brings a triple-bill entitled Drama At The Dockers, performing for the ninth consecutiveâŠ
âTrains and boats and planesâ, says the Burt Bacharach song about love being lost through public transport.âŠ
It can be a terribly difficult thing not to fall into clichés when writing a piece such as this.
A recent episode of Family Guy parodied a scene from 1987 movie The Princess Bride in which the grandsonâŠ
It was a little bit of a surprise that Tightlaced theatre company pulled off yet anotherâŠ
In Time oâ Strife strikes a strong red note in this latest production from the National Theatre of Scotland.
I cannot help but feel a prick of cynicism when I hear of a sitcom revival, be it on stage or screen,âŠ
For over a decade, Tangent Theatre has championed new writing to promote young talent, 'the life blood ofâŠ
PASS Out is the final show for this yearâs HND Acting and Performance graduates from Edinburgh College.
In the 1970âs, Jackie magazine was hailed âthe best thing for girls - next to boysâ.
Banish any budget blues with a visit to Edinburgh Playhouse this week.
Tree of Knowledge is an attempt to bring its audience face to face with the contradictions of philosophy, orâŠ
Ragnarök (Snapshots 1)
âThe world is breaking.â
A series of plays being performed at the Festival Fringe 2018 is the result of a creative initiative by BBCâŠ
What do you get when you put the educational premise and puppetry style of Sesame Street, a cynical yetâŠ
Jolson, the Musical, takes us on an autobiographical journey of the famous singer's life. Born AsaâŠ
âDid we steal to Rio or fly to Mars?â sings the exquisite voice of Patsy Seddon at the end of this utterlyâŠ
Marti Pellow stars in a musical adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's gothic classic.
Jim is searching for his thingummy. He canât seem to find it no matter where he looks, and isnât sure quiteâŠ