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.

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

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

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.

It feels slightly strange to review Wolf Pack in the same way I would review most productions within contemporary Scottish dance. As a dancer and choreographer myself, I am used to bringing certain ...

In December 1954, a small group of suburban Americans prepared for the end of the world. Convinced by messages channelled through automatic writing, they gave away their savings, walked out of jobs, ...

“To be honest, the escalating scale of the events hasn’t come as a total shock,” says Danny Robins. “Because right from the very earliest days of the podcast, we were receiving this healthy, almost ...

Scottish Dance Theatre (SDT) turns 40 this autumn, marking four decades as Scotland’s primary resident contemporary dance company. To celebrate the milestone, the ensemble will host a one-night-only ...

Rating: 3 out of 5. Strip away the red wig and the dog, and Annie is a story about economic survival. When Thomas Meehan, Charles Strouse, and Martin Charnin brought the show to Broadway in 1977, they ...

Glasgow Cathedral Festival marks its tenth anniversary this autumn, taking over the city’s oldest standing structure from tomorrow, 17 to 20 September. Run by the Society of Friends of Glasgow ...