Sunset Song
Dundee RepA poignant, unflinching, and remarkable adaptation of Grassic Gibbon’s classic novel
Dawn Geddes/21 April 2024
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The Girls of Slender Means
Poignant, punchy staging captures Spark's smart, sassy girls of slender means
Houdini’s Greatest Escape
An inventive, though often ludicrous, whodunnit with plenty of surprises in store
Quadrophenia
The Festival Theatre finally delivers the answer to those annoying posters that have been covering its glass walls...neds Vs goths?
His Dark Materials
These fantastic Phillip Pullman stories are bought to the Festival's stage by a melange of puppetry and visual stimulation in two parts.
West Side Story
I want to be in America...
West Side Story comes to Edinburgh
Before you go and sing along about America, Jenni Gould gives us some more serious things to think about...like politics and stuff...
Copenhagen
The last in the season at the Lyceum promises to go out with a bang...or does it?
Waiting For Godot
Flawless night at the theatre.
Be Near Me
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)...
Interiors
The Traverse and Vanishing Point bring us a spectacular visual treat that Ross Kinghorn has the pleasure of enjoying.
Breakin' Convention
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...
Copenhagen and Tony Cownie
Ross Kinghorn interviews director Tony Cownie about the final show of the season at the Lyceum.