A towering achievement in traditional Gaelic storytelling. Alena Shmakova reviews The Ossian Cycle at Edinburgh's Netherbow ...

Alice Mayer emerges as a serious theatrical talent in this pitch-black horror comedy, navigating dead ex-boyfriends and dark ...

‘There are less and less opportunities for us to experience together, and this rising isolation contributes to stereotypes and prejudices becoming established opinions’, says Katharina Reinthaller, co ...

Over 150 leading stage designers have donated original works to the 2026 Stage Designers and Artists Auction for Gaza Babies, ...

Three lighthouse keepers & a musician create a magical seaside world in this welcoming show. Built specially for audiences ...

Emma Rice’s Tristan & Yseult lands at the Royal Lyceum Edinburgh. An exhilarating revival of the folk-theatre classic with soaring music and heart.

In Caryl Churchill's twenty-minute play at the Almeida, a modern press secretary defends a Roman emperor. Yet the Trumpian parallel ultimately feels lacking.

Review of Aderyn at the 2026 Scottish International Storytelling Festival. Discover the 'Bird and Beast' theme and opening ...

Ahead of DeNada Dance Theatre’s Edward II, Carlos Pons Guerra reflects on teenage goth years, academic snobbery, and bringing ...

Playwright Rona Munro and former National Theatre director Rufus Norris unite to conclude the James Plays. Discover the ...

With Alan Cumming unveiling more of his 2027 season, what will the future be for Pitlochry Festival Theatre once the ...

Questions answered by Tess O’Shea. Q1: Aside from this Quickie, what is the most desperate marketing tactic you plan on using to get bums in seats this August? 280 chars A toss between dressing my Dad ...