Unequal pay fight makes excellent musical theatre

Caryl Churchill's captivating play sees two representations of catastrophe collide

Quietly emotive Mongolian coming-of-age story finds warmth in its frigid location

Pure hubris at work in this well-intentioned but infuriating doc as two landlubbers try to row the Atlantic

The Glasgow band's third album forges its own defiant, idiosyncratic path

The Dinosaur Jr. frontman makes no concessions for a solo show; best to just immerse yourself in the guitar god's world

'I'm a comedian, our brains are poisoned!' We speak to Liam Withnail ahead of his UK tour

'We really wanted to push the boat out a bit more on this latest show'. We speak to the sketch duo ahead of their two shows at Glasgow Comedy Festival

Belated Christmas cheer comes to Edinburgh in this classic ballet

A trio of incredible dances from Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater

Captivating and dreamy visual theatre

Exquisitely realised visual theatre depicting war through the eyes of a child