theatre

Before you go and sing along about America, Jenni Gould gives us some more serious things to think about...like politics and stuff...

The last in the season at the Lyceum promises to go out with a bang...or does it?

Flawless night at the theatre.

Andrew O'Hagan's tale of a confused priest comes to the Traverse with a new adaptation from Ian McDiarmid (who also takes it upon himself to star in the thing)...

The Traverse and Vanishing Point bring us a spectacular visual treat that Ross Kinghorn has the pleasure of enjoying.

In case you haven't heard the youth of Scotland break dancing their way to the Festival Theatre, Jenni Gould lays down the beats and ponders the power of hip hop...

Ross Kinghorn interviews director Tony Cownie about the final show of the season at the Lyceum.

Is the stages' time running out? I wandered off to interview some of the top names in Scottish theatre to get their opinions about the State of the Stage. Check out the incisive words of Dr. Steve Cramer (critic), David Greig (leading playwright) and Christopher Lynch (award winning actor) in the following exclusive interviews.

Review of the Lyceum's production of Sam Shepard's classic admonishment of the American Dream.

The timely revival of William Douglas Home's 1972 hit play reveals the sordid relationship between the Greenies and the Blueies than you'd expect...