Reading Time: 2 minutes As a lifetime fan of Strictly Come Dancing, I was excited about seeing two of its most beloved stars, Anton Du Beke and Giovanni Pernice, live with “more fun, more dance, more song, and even more entertainment.
Reading Time: 2 minutesWhen Mountains Meet tells the story of Scottish musician Anne Wood, and her turbulent journey to South-Asia to become reacquainted with her long-lost father.
Reading Time: 2 minutesListen to the Forest, the first onstage work of creator and choreographer Valeria Levi, promises to be “an experimental dance performance blending movement together with spoken word, music and BSL,” and “a space to explore our capacity of feeling and empathy for other life-forms through our connection with breathing.” An explanation that perfectly describes and sells this production.
Reading Time: 3 minutesBefore seeing this show, I admittedly only knew Rob Brydon as Uncle Bryn from Gavin & Stacey, so I was intrigued and excited, if a little bemused, about the premise of seeing him onstage singing a range of Tom Jones, Elvis and Guys and Dolls covers.
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Snow Queen, adapted by Morna Young, directed by Cora Bisset, and intended to have a distinctly Scottish flavour, is set in Victorian Edinburgh.
Reading Time: 2 minutesA witty, down-to-earth, and enjoyable production, brought to life by fiercely likeable characters and a distinctly Scottish sense of humour Scottish playwright John McKay’s renowned comedy, which originally premiered in 1988, is back at its birthplace, Edinburgh’s…