SCOTLAND THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 55

Interrogating the incomprehensible connections shared between women and the way people construct sexuality through first experiences, Gogo Boots Go is a new show exploring the shame people carry through childhood, queerness, womanhood and religion.

The King's Theatre, Glasgow has announced that popular TV Presenter, theatre performer and Strictly Finalist Karim Zeroual will lead the cast of the brand-new tour of smash-hit family favourite Madagascar The Musical as the hilarious King Julien.

EDINBURGH F**KING LEGEND returns to the stage with a powerful new performance.

This summer, Ni Mi Madre is coming to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, with a special preview performance at the Watford Fringe on 28th July 2024.

WHO DO YA LOVE? explores love and relationships through a captivating blend of humor and drama at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

The debut theatre show from comedian Anu Vaidyanathan is her story of being a south Indian immigrant who has lost her co-ordinates and her language, and of finally learning it's time to ask for help.

Explore the latest chapter of IT'S NOT MY BODY at the Edinburgh Festival, delving into personal narratives and contemporary themes through compelling performances.

Emily Markoe's dark comedy solo show MY LITTLE PHOBIA premieres at Greenside during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August, exploring the reality of living with emetophobia and OCD.

Exploring the existential reckoning of ego and the brutal landscape of unrequited love, Beyond Krapp is a dark comedy that follows Cormac, a dead man, in the black void of purgatory as he’s taunted by snippets of his own funeral.

One of the world's longest running festivals for contemporary classical music, established in 1888 by the NKR (Council of Nordic Composers), Nordic Music Days will take place outwith the Nordic countries for only the third time in 136 years.

For his debut hour, exciting new act Alex Kitson ( brings a wild ride of a story to the Edinburgh Fringe about how to keep laughing, even through the lowest moments.

Experience the world premiere of Aakash Odedra's SONGS OF THE BULBUL at the Edinburgh International Festival, Lyceum Theatre, from August 9-11.

Writer and performer Mitch Hara is Adam Astra.

Gaslighting is My Love Language, Fielding Edlow’s brutally honest, unapologetically explicit, and darkly comedic solo show, will return to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer, where it began its life in 2023.

A drama about flooding in Perth and two works by Perthshire playwright Bob Davidson are among the audio plays that audiences will be able to access through Perthshire Box Office’s new online shop – PBO Plus.

Sarah Lawrie presents TIMELESS as part of Edinburgh Fringe, running at theSpaceUK @ Surgeons Hall, Haldane Theatre 12 – 24 Aug: 12 – 17 Aug 10.

The cast has been announced for the new play BELLRINGERS, coming to Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer.

GOLEM is an artistic dialogue between dancer and choreographer Julien Carlier and 75-year-old sculptor Mike Sprogis.

A celebration of love and how it eventually triumphs over grief, writer Paul Sellar's collection of new poems takes the audience on a theatrical journey based on his experiences of various forms of love and loss, reflecting on how resilience and hope can come from the darkest times.

Acclaimed multimedia stand up Ted Hill will return to the Edinburgh Fringe with a brand new hilarious and personal comedy show about identity, authenticity and self-acceptance.

The international debut of the one-woman show ALL THINGS CONSIDERED, directed and written by Annika Carlson, will take place at the 2024 Edinburgh Festival Fringe from August 12 to 24.

Debuting this year at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, SMaK Productions will present WORM TEETH: a brand new work of interactive theatre that explores themes of identity, morality, and self-improvement through the eyes of a worm that wants teeth!

Jane Eyre, orphaned and unloved, takes charge of her life and finds her way to the position of governess at Achadh Droighinn - or Thornfield, in the lowland tongue.

After 100 years, Edmund is going to be the first member of the Melville family to switch party allegiances.

Drawing on their own upbringings in military families and being taught that the USA was the greatest country in the world, double Fringe First Award winner Xhloe and Natasha's new show delves into the idealised American childhood and the boys it left behind.