Old and new collide in Wendy & Peter Pan, a beautifully staged Lyceum Christmas production that combines originality with fidelity to the spirit of a much-loved classic.
All Edinburgh Theatre's Hugh Simpson went along to the Festival Theatre, Edinburgh to catch Nativity! The Musical.
Built in a flurry of snow Flutter, from Tortoise in a Nutshell and Freshly Squeezed at the Assembly Roxy and then on tour, is the charming story of young sisters who venture out into the gar…
The circus setting of Goldilocks and the Three Bears makes it the perfect fit for clowning magicians Clive Webb and Danny Adams,
The Gilded Balloon Basement in the Rose Street Theatre hosts top-tier talent this Christmas as five fabulous female stars tell their stories… via three spookily talented backstage assistan…
Scotland's scheduled exit from the European Union is to be marked by the National Theatre of Scotland with a special production on March
La Clique returns with an eclectic array of outrageous and magnificent circus cabaret to Edinburgh this festive season for Noel " Part Deux.
Big of voice and oh so slick in presentation, the West End production of Motown the Musical " which is now on UK tour through 2019 and pausing at the Edinburgh Playhouse for a three-week ru…
Rambert's Life is a Dream is a peculiar, poetic piece that suffers from pulling in too many directions at once.
Motown The Musical has a strangely conceived storyline but is carried along on a wave of wonderful music.
Pitlochry Festival Theatre has been awarded £10 million towards its £25 million redevelopment project. The announcement is part of the £700 million
Motown the Musical is that rare beast: a jukebox musical that has heart, soul and a little bit of social politics, along
The Last Days of Mankind, an international co-production at the reborn Leith Theatre, is an exasperating but ultimately worthwhile exploration of the horrors of the 1914-1918 war. Both resol…
Top-notch comic performances and a production that purrs like a Rolls-Royce mean that the touring production of Shakespeare In Love from Eleanor Lloyd Productions and Theatre Royal Bath is e…
Alex McGowan has been appointed executive director and joint chief executive of the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow. He joins the theatre in
The Last Days of Mankind by Austrian playwright and journalist Karl Kraus has been deemed 'unstageable.' Using found texts from newspapers, political
Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre has appointed Gareth Nicholls as interim artistic director, while the venue enters a period of consultation about plans for
There are some brilliantly imaginative elements to the touring production of Vulcan 7 at the King's. Unfortunately, none of them are in Adrian Edmondson and Nigel Planer's script.
Edinburgh’s King’s Theatre is to go dark for 23 months from September 2021 for a £20 million refurbishment that will protect the
Pauline Knowles, who has died suddenly of a heart attack at the age of 50, was a leading actor on the Scottish
Noisy fun is to be had in the touring Dracula at the King's, in a production that lacks depth but is unashamedly crowd-pleasing, not to say crowd-scaring.
Edinburgh International Festival has appointed Francesca Hegyi as its new executive director, from February 2019. She is taking over from Joanna Baker,
There is a peculiar absence of majesty at the heart of the National Theatre's touring production of Macbeth.
The misogyny in Verdi’s Rigoletto is given an added edge in Matthew Richardson’s timely revival of his 2011 production for Scottish Opera.
The news of Pauline Knowles' death has come as a shock to the Scottish theatre community, with an outpouring of sorrow from the many actors and theatre professionals who worked with her as w…