Theatre
Tennessee Williams, the authentic, literary genius of American literature, is best known for such classics asâŠ
After seventeen years, Molly is back living with her parents in Liverpool. (It is only temporary.) But thereâŠ
It is a mark of the stature of an actor that he gets a round of applause just for stepping on the stage. ItâŠ
A flawed but overall enjoyable experience Alan Ayckbourn's dark comedic drama about coming to terms with theâŠ
Pagan rituals impact on the modern world in this tense drama from writer and Traverse Associate Artist RobâŠ
Where to start with this wee gem of a play?
The unspeakable tragedy of losing a child lies at the heart of this Frank McGuinnessâ 2012 monologue TheâŠ
Naughty Nannies and Shocking Seniors are not new devices on the comedy circuit but remain popular crowdâŠ
There is an appropriate air of military precision and quiet crowd control at the SECC as the audience queuesâŠ
Set on the urban waterfront â in the shadow of the Bridge that faces New York", Arthur Millerâs 1950sâŠ
Ditto is a musical performance that offers a child-like exploration of some rather deep philosophicalâŠ
âEvery light casts a shadow; every fire ends in dustâ. So reads the programme note to Anything That Gives OffâŠ
Christmas has come early to Edinburgh in the form of the musical âScroogeâ playing sadly for only one week atâŠ
Following a performance at the 2018 manipulate Festival at the Traverse Theatre, Egg is back for
In the packed house of Bath's small but perfectly formed Theatre Royal, where it was a delight to see most ofâŠ
Hijinx is back at the Fringe and entirely living up to their name.
Sylvester McCoy, probably best known for playing the seventh Dr Who, is indulging in a little switch to theâŠ
âNot another one!â This was the only thought in my mind as I fumbled through the Porridge program, eagerlyâŠ
Guid honest fun fae the Honest Toun!
Manipulate is already at the mid-point of its Edinburgh run and the Traverse is buzzing and enjoying a packedâŠ