Theatre
āTranslation is always a form of treacheryā. Perhaps. Yet it may be an unavoidable treachery. Dogstarās Theā¦
The Marriage of Figaro was written by Pierre Beaumarchais in 1778 as part of his Figaro Trilogy.
One hundred years on from the Great War we find ourselves in another age of political uncertainty.
Alan Ayckbourn is an absolute genius at creating deviously complex, farcical situation comedies.
Kingās Cross aināt what it used to be.
The metamorphosis of the South Rotunda on the Clydeside from long vacant 19th century building to a surrealā¦
āLegally Blonde The Musicalā is based on the 2001 movie starring Reese Witherspoon, the delightful chickā¦
Firmly in the saddle of their 10th Anniversary UK tour, the National Theatre return to the Festival Theatreā¦
How is it all going to end?
Asteroid? Plague? Nuclear war?
The RSNO Christmas Concert is a festive treat for all the family.
The ability to 'tell' something is facilitated through the use of language, however the cognitive processesā¦
There is a modern beatitude that says āBlessed are the curious for they shall have adventuresā.
On the day of Pope John Paul XXIIIās visit to Glasgow, Barr and Ranald are busy attempting to steal theā¦
Edinburgh Playhouse has played host to itās own "Fame Academy" having run an intensive fortnightās workshopā¦
Small wonders and everyday moments of magic are entirely what drives Vu, clowning at its finest. Who knew aā¦
Polish writer Lidia Amejkoās The Lives of the High-Rise Saints (an intriguing take on Butlerās classic 18thā¦
Northern Ballet bring the Queen of the Nile to Edinburgh in "the finest example of a modern classical balletā¦
The National Theatre of Scotland aspire to challenge the notion of what theatre can achieve and with Girl Xā¦
In the packed house of Bath's small but perfectly formed Theatre Royal, where it was a delight to see most ofā¦
Des Dillon first made his name as a poet, novelist and short story writer before turning to the theatre.ā¦