Theatre at the <a href="/events/edinburghfringe">Edinburgh Fringe</a> and <a href="/events/eif">Edinburgh International Festival</a>.
Theatre
Scotland has always felt more of an outsider in the political mire that is Westminster. Where we fit in is aâŠ
I was once in a bar and I met a woman who seemed to be able to look right inside me and tell me what wasâŠ
Itâs the first day for Tobias, the new German language assistant at an ordinary English comprehensive school.
This is New York based The TEAM's (the acronym stands for "Theatre of Emerging American Moment") fourth visitâŠ
The stage is covered in feathers. It looks like there has been a murder of crows. To the sound ofâŠ
"CĂșirt An MhĂ©an OĂche" in the original, "The Midnight Court" to those not
blessed with an understanding ofâŠ
How do you solve a problem like Ada Lovelace? Or indeed one like Charles Babbage?
Beneath the wing of his crashed aircraft, Bill Lancaster shelters from the Sahara sun and fills in hisâŠ
It is very easy to enter the Mental Health discussion with a sorrowful, even morbid, tone. Humourlessness isâŠ
Philip Ziegler is a well known biographer and historian with some twenty four books to his name, includingâŠ
Big Spirit Theatre has devised a show based on the story of Alfred Hitchcock's 1938 political spy thriller.
âThe story begins in a quiet bar ⊠the atmosphere is tickling my toesâ, says the young woman in a littleâŠ
War âWhat is it good for? Absolutely nothing!
Rob Bailey, illusionist and psychologist brings his show to the Fringe and looks at the world of homeopathy,âŠ
This award winning play by James Hamilton (Scottish Daily Mail Drama UK 2015), is inspired by theâŠ
Even on a less-than-promising Edinburgh August morning, a fair field of folk were gathered outside theâŠ
James Hoggâs 1824 novel Confessions of a Justified Sinner has been described as âstunningly duplicitousâ.âŠ
A soaring polyphony on the grief and waste of war.
Itâs a good thing the title specifies âabridgedâ â as we are told almost immediately, the âoriginalâ scriptâŠ
The Battle of Pots and Pans is based on a battle that took place in l745 in the southeastern Scottish town ofâŠ