The Royal Court Theatre will mark its 70th anniversary this autumn, and BBC Radio 4 is digging into its vaults to celebrate the occasion. Our national broadcaster has scheduled an eight-day run of ...

Simon Reade’s solo adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s Private Peaceful arrives at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum, featuring a compelling debut from Benjamin Cain.

Steven Milne on why Aberdeen Comedy Festival 2026 wagers on Scottish talent, close quarters, and communal laughter over the ...

Two veteran dancers meet stiff joints, stray memories, and rebellious heels with wry elegance in Revel. Cath Coutts reviews Company Chordelia for theQR.

The Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival marks its 13th edition with 16 titles across Scotland and Manchester from 1 October, opening with a focus on communal ties.

“I think the most simple answer is I don’t,” Luis Schmidt says, laughing down the line from Switzerland when I ask how he manages his diary. “It is difficult at times. I mean, this year, I think for ...

Peter Serafinowicz is heading on the road under his own name for the first time. The comic actor and impressionist has announced a 13-date UK run for February and March 2027, titled The Peter ...

Rating: 4 out of 5. Cole Porter’s High Society arrives at the Edinburgh Playhouse with a strong pedigree. Fresh from a summer season at the Barbican, this touring revival comes courtesy of Sir Howard ...

Rating: 3 out of 5. Quentin Tarantino has never adapted Homer. On the evidence of Ava Pickett’s second play, he wouldn’t need to change much. So writes Franco Milazzo for theQR.co.uk… Lisa Spirling’s ...

Rating: 5 out of 5. There is an unspoken, universal hypocrisy regarding how we navigate the internet: everyone engages in a bit of digital espionage, yet no one readily admits to the depths of their ...

For decades, Scottish theatre-makers have run up against an invisible wall dividing stage and screen. While the country supports one of the most inventive theatre sectors in Europe, the pipeline ...