Review: DISFUNCTION, Òran Mór, Glasgow
Two sisters have been playing and perfecting their secret sibling game for decades.
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Celtic Connections 2024 Set For Expansive Programme of Unmissable Music
World-renowned Glasgow festival Celtic Connections will once again light up stages, venues and dark winter nights from Thursday 18 January to Sunday 4 February 2024, for what will be one of its biggest-ever capacity festivals.
Review: BATTERY PARK, The Gaiety, Ayr
It's 1992 and Tommy McIntosh is the next big thing in Britpop Britain.
Upcoming Theatre and Comedy at Glasgow's Pavilion Theatre
Upcoming theatre and comedy at the Pavilion Theatre in Glasgow
Review: RACHEL FAIRBURN: SHOWGIRL, The Stand, Edinburgh
Rachel (“Very much the rock’n’roll star of British comedy”- Rolling Stone) - (“Fairburn delivers…with sadistic glee” – Guardian) - (“Mouth Almighty” – Her Friends) is back with a brand-new tour for 2023.
Review: COAST, Oran Mor
Half-siblings, Jay and Kay, are on a road trip travelling overnight from Glasgow.
Interview: 'I'll Get Called Brassy': Comedian Rachel Fairburn on her UK Tour SHOWGIRL
BroadwayWorld caught up with comedian Rachel Fairburn to chat about her 36-date standup UK tour Showgirl.
Review: LEAR'S FOOL, Bard in the Botanics
Bard in the Botanics is proud to present the Scottish premiere of David Henry Wilson’s beautiful, funny and tender drama, imagining what becomes of King Lear’s Fool, after the character disappears from Shakespeare’s great tragedy.
Review: SHIP RATS, Oran Mor
It’s 1880, and being the only woman on a cargo ship in the South China Sea isn’t the safest place for Jessie.
Review: ENGLAND AND SON, Tron Theatre
Set when The Great Devouring comes home, England & Son is a one-man play written specifically for the award-winning political comedian Mark Thomas by award-winning playwright Ed Edwards (The Political History of Smack and Crack) and the first play that Mark has ever performed in that he has not also
Review: DRACULA: MINA'S RECKONING, Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Under the buzzing lights of a psychiatric hospital in Aberdeenshire in 1897, Mina Murray recounts her encounters with the most terrifying of beasts: Dracula.
Review: FOREVER HOME, Oran Mor, Glasgow
Growing up is never simple but for Caitlin, there are extra complications: Caitlin was in care, then adopted, now her birth family want her in their lives.
Kilmartin Museum Reopens to the Public Following Redevelopment Project
Sunday, 3 September 2023 marks the re-opening of Kilmartin Museum, revealing its incredible renovation which includes a much larger exhibition space, a stunning learning space which can be used to deliver and participate in cultural and educational activities, new galleries housing temporary art exh
Review: THE OCEAN AT THE END OF THE LANE, King's Theatre
From the imagination of Neil Gaiman, best-selling author of Coraline, Good Omens and The Sandman (now a major Netflix series), comes the National Theatre’s major new stage adaptation of The Ocean at the End of the Lane.
EDINBURGH 2023: Review: CELYA AB: SECOND RODEO, Pleasance
As a child, all she wanted was to be an adult.
EDINBURGH 2023: Review: AN AFTERNOON WITH ANTON DU BEKE, Underbelly
Strictly Come Dancing legend and judge, Anton Du Beke, takes to the stage with his live band, a guest singer and his dancers; expect a fab-u-lous afternoon of song, dance and laughter.
EDINBURGH 2023: Review: MAGGIE CRANE: SIDE BY SIDE, Underbelly
Maggie Crane's older brother had it all: a purple sparkly wheelchair and everyone's attention.
EDINBURGH 2023: Review: YOGA WITH JILLIAN, Pleasance
A new screwball comedy about how Gwyneth Paltrow, guru culture, green juice and your best downward-facing dog can save us all!
EDINBURGH 2023: Review: SCAREDY FAT, Pleasance
Scaredy's working the late shift at the cinema.
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