Kismet, a double bill from Rambert, begins with the hugely disappointing Gallery of Consequence by Dutch choreographer Emma Evelein – a shame, as this was a premiere – followed by B.
Read Full StoryThis ghostly thriller, written by Ali Milles and directed by Alastair Whatley, sets the tone immedia…
There’s nothing like a large cast, seventeen in this case, giving it their all for the whole show …
Even to read the basic premise of Our Cosmic Dust is to successfully capture the imagination: Acclai…
Broadway Baby has announced a shift in its social media presence, signalling a move away from Twitter and toward the decentralised platform Bluesky.
Read Full StoryBrass Bands England is bringing its national celebration of all things brass back for a second year.
A pioneering theatrical venture and a production company have made a significant contribution to a c...
A live vocal tribute to Celine Dion is heading to the West End this June, and it is all coming back ...
Our Editor-in-Chief, Richard Beck, takes a look at a selection of Football-themed shows at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe.
Read Full StorySam Rowe, Creative Expressions Coordinator of Bethany Christian Trust, writes about his prison dram...
The new Theatre 118 in Glasgow launches its opening season.
An overview of Made in Scotland's support for Scottish Theatre companies.
Stacie Burrows talks about her show, No Good Drunk, and dealing wih its very difficut roots.
Read Full StoryBen McGuinness and Lauren Barrie talk about their friendship and the process of co-writing and pe...
Aaron Pang talks about disabilty, humour and public perceptions in relation to his show, Falling: A ...
Michael DeBartolo talks about his background and upcoming Fringe show, Tell Me Where Home Is (I’m ...
Songs, sketches and shenanigans galore.
Read Full StoryDave and Greg: two clueless Potatoes have found themselves in command of a teleshopping channel.
It’s not just a queer love story.
Following three sell out shows, Chloe Petts (Live at the Apollo, Have I Got News for You)…