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Grid Iron’s Barflies is a booze-soaked, walk on the wild side

REVIEW: Charles Bukowski’s tales of ordinary madness make for fascinating viewing in Grid Iron’s site- specific show that will be touring bars across...
Abi Morgan’s Lovesong at the Citz is a tender portrait of marriage and true love

REVIEW: Audiences can’t fail to be moved by Abi Morgan’s touching and compelling look at a relationship built to last, coming to an end
Royal Scottish National Orchestra heads to Shetland for its most ambitious residency yet

The Royal Scottish National Orchestra is embarking on its most geographically ambitious residential endeavour in the UK next month – Out and About in...
Scottish Opera’s Opera Highlights tour: a sneak peak at show offering ‘something for everybody’

Taking in arias and ensembles from the best known operas as well as new work, the Opera Highlights tour has this week started winding its way around...
Swallows and Amazons at Edinburgh Festival Theatre is full of the spirit of adventure

Review: This stage adaptation of the children's classic sails along nicely, with and all-for-one, one-for-all musketeer spirit.
Comedian Mark Nelson blogs about how he is looking forward to the Glasgow Comedy Festival

Mark Nelson talks about how he prefers performing at the Glasgow festival rather than Edinburgh.
Billy Connolly voted 'most influential stand-up comedian of all time'

Billy Connolly has been named the UK's most influential stand-up comic of all time (probably to the surprise of few people in Scotland).
Infamous Brothers Davenport not as bad as all that

A show about notorious 19th century illusionists, Ira and Willie Davenport, at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum is not as magical as it should be
David Essex brings All The Fun Of The Fair to Glasgow

Eastenders star and singing legend David Essex starring in his own musical which is set to arrive in Glasgow next month.
Comedians looking forward to performing in front of "brilliant" Glasgow audience

Des Clarke and Raymond Mearns are excited about performing in front of a home crowd at the Glasgow Comedy Festival.

Arika12 makes a statement as experiment arts festival gets going in Glasgow

Experimental arts festival Arika12 begins in Glasgow tomorrow, featuring everything from underground noise musicians and experimental political...
Big names scheduled for Glasgow Comedy Festival

Glasgow Comedy Festival line-up was announced on Wednesday with nearly 100,000 tickets available for more than 330 shows across 40 venues.
David Suchet returns to Scottish stage along with Roseanne star

David Suchet returns to Scotland later this year to star in Eugene O’Neill’s Pulitzer prize-winning Long Day’s Journey Into Night, appearing alongside...
Scottish Opera’s Highlights tour to offer brand new work as well as old classics

Audiences in Scotland are set to be the first in the UK to hear a brand new work by composer Gareth Williams, when the Opera Highlights tour hits the...
Batman foils alleged thief in real life (well, the Scottish star of the live show does, anyway)

Sam Heughan, who stars as the Caped Crusader in hit spectacular Batman Live, has reportedly become a superhero in real life after stopping an alleged...
Martyn James - RIP

The death is announced of Martyn James, for many years a stalwart of the Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Harry Potter’s Sean Biggerstaff and Greg Hemphill make An Appointment with The Wicker Man

Still Game and Chewin’ the Fat actors Greg Hemphill and Paul Riley, plus Harry Potter star Sean Biggerstaff, are set to appear in a new Scottish...
All I want for Christmas is to swing with The Krankies

Devil’s Advocate: Forget the moronic mockery that followed the married couple’s revelation that they had other sexual partners in their heyday, The...
Want to bag yourself a Scottish panto star this Christmas? Today’s the date

Some of the Scotland’s most eligible panto stars have recorded videos looking for a special someone – take a look here to see if you might be what...
The Steamie goes out on tour in 2012 to celebrate 25th anniversary

The Steamie is heading back out next year to celebrate the 25th anniversary of ‘Scotland’s most loved play’.
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