Theatre
The power of words and love between two men is at the core of this play set during World War I.
As part of their residency at the 2018 Edinburgh International Festival (EIF), Paris company Théâtre des…
Have your parents ever sat you down and told you about the 1960s? My parents do it all of the time. And they…
What’s the price of fame? For some it’s a high one indeed and Syd Barrett, the former lead singer of avant…
Deftly and delicately, Cara Kelly's Molly Sweeney introduces us to the world of sightlessness. As a young…
The National Theatre of Scotland aspire to challenge the notion of what theatre can achieve and with Girl X…
Fairy tales are full of food, or rather, full of the lack of it.
The Cirque is in town! And it’s a circus with a mission “to invoke the imagination, provoke the senses…
If you love the Bee Gees and you’ve got some boogie shoes, then you’ll love Saturday Night Fever, the groovy…
Richard Medrington harnesses the venerable art of storytelling and steers a gentle path through Tolkien’s…
Having an imaginary friend is one thing. Having a grotesque and disturbing monkey that nobody else can see…
‘Rent’ is a musical with a message that not only hits home, it hits a home run. Edinburgh Music Theatre are…
Attending a Shakespearian play is often regarded as the height of sophistication, where impeccably trained…
In this latest multi- disciplinary production from the acclaimed Vélo Théâtre with the long and intriguing…
Tenement life. That peculiar separate-closeness; the strange mixture of hugger-mugger living and the…
When Luigo Pirandello's play Six Characters in Search of an Author was first staged in Rome in 1921, there…
For many people, old-fashioned panto is a creaky anachronism where men dressing as women shouldn’t be that…
When did you last go to a dance club? Likely more recently than this reviewer which is not so long as to have…
The collision of opposing worlds features in this arresting one-man play.
With Cats lurking around the side streets of Leith Walk ready to move in to the theatre and the Lion King…