Theatre
Jim is searching for his thingummy. He canāt seem to find it no matter where he looks, and isnāt sure quiteā¦
Itās 50 years since Simon and Garfunkelās āSound of Silenceā hit the British charts. The duoās deliriousā¦
Scottish Dance Theatre approaches its 30th anniversary with a double bill that continues to look to theā¦
Does Gordon Brown Confess? Does he feel the need to do so? Should he?
Emerging theatre company Blazing Hyena is new but mighty.
The longing lyrics of the sorrowful old love song Iām making believe itās you top and tail this mesmerisingā¦
Clever āCatsā continues to captivate audiences in this new production beginning a tour at Edinburgh Playhouseā¦
The late Michael Marra was fascinated enough by Frida Kahlo to write a song where she arrives āflooded in aā¦
āChance rules my lifeā comments Amanda to Victor, on the first night of their honeymoon. āIt was chanceā¦
The opening moments of āThe Idiot at the Wallā promise well; a pleasing burst of traditional tunes welcomesā¦
Based on her own personal experience, April De Angelisā play Jumpy deals primarily with an anxious pre-ā¦
Still fresh from its UK debut in London this January, Quebec Company Cirque du Soleil hatch their productionā¦
A revival for its 30th anniversary since busting out its legwarmers is only right to celebrate the show thatā¦
Fear: a feeling of anxiety or distress caused by the presence of danger and a genre of performance that isā¦
Alan Bennett is the darling of British theatre and The History Boys, a comedy-drama, is one of his mostā¦
Michael Rosenās We're Going on a Bear Hunt has been gleefully delighting young children for more than 25ā¦
āSome Other Starsā opens in darkness but shimmers throughout in its own special light; Cath (Kirsten Murray)ā¦
A dreamy display of light, sound, shadow and colour.
One hundred years on from the Great War we find ourselves in another age of political uncertainty.
Once again, Agatha Christieās beloved mystery play is back on an Edinburgh stage ā this time to celebrate itsā¦