Theatre
Once again, Agatha Christieās beloved mystery play is back on an Edinburgh stage ā this time to celebrate itsā¦
With Christmas bursting onto the horizon, but tantalisingly not quite here yet, the kids are slowly windingā¦
Dressed in flat cap and corduroys, the precise and tidy Frank (Luke Walker) inhabits the safe and orderedā¦
āAnd she was mine, she was mine, the key was in my fist, my fist was in my pocket, she was mineā¦You see, sheā¦
Robert Powell delivers a gentle eveningās entertainment recounting the life of writer and poet Rudyardā¦
From the band that made āthe nuttiest sound aroundā, a pretty nutty musical has been inspired.
Forget fairies and elves; toys and tinsel; stockings and Santa Claus, in fact all things linked to the spiritā¦
This party at the gym turned out to be no picnic. For one thing, the fighting started early ā and for anotherā¦
Edinburgh-based Claire Lamond presents an emotional programme of animation shorts that leave you ponderingā¦
In this latest multi- disciplinary production from the acclaimed VĆ©lo ThĆ©Ć¢tre with the long and intriguingā¦
Matthew Bourne demonstrates the powerful force of visual imagery in this dramatic re-imagining of Bizetāsā¦
Actor and comedian Karen Dunbar made her name as part of the cast in late ā90s comedy show Chewin the Fatā¦
Itās Tennessee Williamsā ability to write about timeless, trans-atlantic themes, inherently part of theā¦
Londonās camp cabaret quartet, Sex Shells is a shameless satirical show certain to have you screaming forā¦
Out of Joint is one of Britain's most established National and International touring theatre
companies,ā¦
There is currently a giant image on the front of the National Gallery of Scotland advertising the exhibitionā¦
Nicholas Hytnerās āBalancing Actsā is the latest in a considerable line of memoirs produced by formerā¦
If you go down to the zoo today youāre sure of a big surprise.
Arthur Millerās majestic, moody masterpiece is, at its centre, a psychological portrait of a salesman as anā¦
It is always good to get a perspective of otherwise forgotten women and their work and Bunker Girls offers aā¦