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Open call for In Love and Warcraft:
Edinburgh's youngest amateur company, Beam Theatre, is holding open auditions for its next production, In Love and Warcraft, to be staged in February 201…
Showcase 2015 back at the Church Hill
Not content with blowing away the King's Theatre for its 25th anniversary production in May, Showcase is returning to the Church Hill Theatre next week…
Blackout back, with Auburn's Proof:
Amateur company Blackout Productions return to the Edinburgh stage for their second production when they bring Proof to the St Bride's centre.
Playwright David Greig's appointment as the next artistic director at Edinburgh’s Royal Lyceum has been greeted as “a shot in the arm”
✭✭✭✭✭ Fabulous revival
Dundee Rep
Big, bold, brilliantly political and a cracking night out to boot, Dundee Rep's revival of The Cheviot The Stag and …
A Punctuation Workshop for Actors:
Jen McGregor, the Edinburgh-based writer, playwright, director and performer is holding a workshop for actors to explore their use and understanding of pu…
Noel Jordon joins Imaginate as Festival Director
Imaginate, the creative development organisation for children's theatre, has announced that Noel Jordon will join the company in the newly c…
"Auditions for major production of Wizard of Oz"
Southern Light Opera are holding open auditions for their production of The Wizard of Oz which will be staged at the King's in February.
"Good News" as Lyceum appoints new AD:
The Royal Lyceum Theatre Company has announced David Greig as its artistic director designate.
Playwright David Greig has been named new artistic director of the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh. He will take up the post
Last call for memorabilia:
As the Church Hill Theatre approaches its Golden Jubilee with a launch event on Wednesday 16 September 2015, organisers are making a last call for memorabilia.
Brunton adds matinee of NTS smash hit:
The Brunton theatre has added an extra matinee for Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour, the National Theatre of Scotland's five star EdFringe smash hit.
"✭✭✭✩✩ Paddling hard"
Boasting a succession of well-choreographed ensemble moments, LYAMC's production of Honk!, at the Church Hill Theatre to Saturday…
Edinburgh's international and fringe festivals have both posted record ticket sales for this year’s events. The fringe broke the 2 million barrier
Pip Utton is an amenable, genial actor. A small man, well into his sixties, he has a big smile which lights up when
✭✭✭✭✩ Effectively affecting:
Letters To Aberlour stands out from many of the recent depictions of the horrors of the First World War by virtue of its …
✭✭✭✩✩ Tunefully diverse:
Tuneful, varied and unfussily melodic, A Bohemians’ Rhapsody is a thoroughly satisfactory evening out.
✭✭✭✭✭ Riotous assembly:
Our Ladies Of Perpetual Succour is a massive beast of a thing, beautifully crafted in its ragged humanity and utterly irresisti…
✭✭✭✩✩ Shipshape:
There is a straightforward likeability to Cat Like Tread’s H.M.S. Pinafore that helps it to overcome some less confident moments.
✭✭✭✩✩ Stirring:
Captivate Theatre’s Spring Awakening is a committed and occasionally thrilling production that does not quite have the conviction …
✭✭✭✩✩ Skilful sci-fi:
Well thought out and clever, this adaptation of Moby-Dick set in space by Seattle-based duo Charles has an individual visual style…
✭✭✭✭✩ Swear it’s good:
Pinched! Theatre’s story of a teenage indie band’s dissolution seeks to combine comedy, theatre and indie roc…
✭✭✭✭✩ Fab:
Energetic and funny, Baldynoggin’s staging of John Lennon: In His Own Write at the Voodoo Rooms on the Free Fringe has a real wit and…
The Music and Songs of Julian Wagstaff
✭✭✭✩✩ Elegant and accessible
There is a broad appeal to Song To Me, a programme of excerpts from various works b…
✭✭✭✩✩ Fascinating but uneven:
Boasting impressive music and dance, Asian Music Circuit’s Umrao – The Noble Courtesan is a production with de…
