Nadia Hussain: Finding My Voice
Inspirational Bake Off winner takes the audience on a very personal journey
Billy Connolly
Tall Tales and Wee Stories
Hilarious tales capture the essence of legendary Scottish comic
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Declan Welsh and the Decadent West
Genuine energy and excitement from politically aware Glasgow band
Dunedin Consort: Requiem Aeternam
Music of loss and consolation based around Tomás Luis de Victoria’s Requiem
SCO / Emelyanychev / Widmann
New conductor, new beginnings as the SCO welcome Maxim Emelyanychev
Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché
Filmmaker’s passion creates enlightening watch
Billy Connolly
Tall Tales and Wee Stories
Hilarious tales capture the essence of legendary Scottish comic
Stewart Ennis
Blessed Assurance
Whether Ennis is attempting to mock religion or convert people to it is unclear but the book is certainly a colourful portrayal of life in the 1960s
Abigail Williams
Walk Beyond the Dark
New look line-up impress with expansive and progressive fifth album
Twelfth Day
Face to Face
Experimental blend of pop, folk and classical showcases ability but isn’t straightforward
Sonia Aste: Made in Spain 2
Topical tapas are on the menu in this festive hour of comedy
Baby Reindeer by Richard Gadd
Gadd corrals his audience tightly with tale of stalking trauma
Pink House
A small-scale and subtly powerful play about the ghosts of the past and cultural legacies
Hard to be Soft: A Belfast Prayer
A charged evening of dance addressing the city’s toxic gender image
Orfeo ed Euridice
Despite some impressive performances, concert sorely misses opera’s theatricality
Alistair Moffat: An Abandoned Mythical Land
A pilgrimage to rekindle the feelings this place once made the author feel
Rory Stewart: Lessons from Literature for Today’s Politics
The surprise leadership contender from this year’s race to be PM proves himself to be a breath of fresh air in politics
Robert Macfarlane: A Journey into Deep Time
An engrossing but sometimes troubling look at what’s beneath
EZRA
Funny and heartwarming, this timely look at Jewish identity is destined for a life beyond Bedlam
Glenn Moore: Love Don’t Live Here Glenny Moore
A fast-paced and pun filled show from an acclaimed Fringe stand-up that never loses steam
Tommy Tiernan: Paddy Crazy Horse
A topsy-turvy conversational evening of craic, not for the easily offended
Count Arthur Strong: Is There Anybody Out There?
Slick and honed silliness from a character comic to treasure
Dunedin Consort: Requiem Aeternam
Music of loss and consolation based around Tomás Luis de Victoria’s Requiem
SCO / Emelyanychev / Widmann
New conductor, new beginnings as the SCO welcome Maxim Emelyanychev
Brodsky Quartet / McCormack / Roscoe
An all Elgar evening celebrates the composer’s Indian summer
The Stornoway Way
Dogstar Theatre Company brings Gaelic storytelling to the stage
The Crow’s Mouth: A Storytelling Show
Twa Corbies provide classical, spooky storytelling but with misaligned delivery
Thick Skin, Elastic Heart
A unique, absorbing and powerful insight into what living in today’s world can feel like
Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché
Filmmaker’s passion creates enlightening watch
The Golem: How He Came into the World
Silent milestone fails to frighten but has endless historical merit
Abigail Williams
Walk Beyond the Dark
Twelfth Day
Face to Face
Sessa
Grandeza
Xylouris White
The Sisypheans
Gabriel Birnbaum
Not Alone
