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Once again Maureen Beattie gives an impassioned performance as this character/narrator in this third and…
George Steiner has been often quoted that it's
impossible to write tragedy after Auschwitz; perhaps it's even…
‘Greater Belfast’ is an evocation in sound, both musical and vocal, of the estrangement and affection a city…
With his vast reserves of energy seemingly unaffected by a recent foot injury, Chris Addison practically…
If, when this reviewer was younger, Ian Woodall had been teaching at his old school rather than presenting…
This award winning play by James Hamilton (Scottish Daily Mail Drama UK 2015), is inspired by the…
This was the first of ten breakfast concerts, with coffee and muffins at the end, held in the Princes Room on…
‘Streets’ ahead of anything I have seen on the Fringe so far.
This comedic play has one immediate advantage over most others, it's location; Just The Tonic at the Caves.
Detached amidst the crowd a girl stands on the underground platform.
In this well constructed show, Delete the Banjax create a surreal and very enjoyable hour of sketch comedy.
The Traverse Theatre is again staging its popular Breakfast Plays which this year features new writing by six…
“If I ever go looking for my heart's desire again, I won't look any further than my own back yard. Because if…
Michael Harris has been Organist and Master of the Music of St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh since 1996 whilst…
Take two very talented ladies, select your subject ingredients very carefully, add comedy, physical theatre,…
It is easy to tell that a group of players are entirely comfortable and practised with one another. This…
Storms seem to cause chaos – or maybe it goes further than that. Perhaps it’s not possible to accurately…
Vendetta Mathea, during a residence at La Manufacture, experimented, designed and developed both the physical…
One lonely building in the heart of Scotland’s wilderness. Four lost souls with a shared history. Only one…
‘Sea Wall’ has at its core possibly the hardest question we ever ask ourselves.