Emma Rice’s Tristan & Yseult lands at the Royal Lyceum Edinburgh. An exhilarating revival of the folk-theatre classic with soaring music and heart.

Ahead of DeNada Dance Theatre’s Edward II, Carlos Pons Guerra reflects on teenage goth years, academic snobbery, and bringing ...

Playwright Rona Munro and former National Theatre director Rufus Norris unite to conclude the James Plays. Discover the ...

In Caryl Churchill's twenty-minute play at the Almeida, a modern press secretary defends a Roman emperor. Yet the Trumpian parallel ultimately feels lacking.

Alan Cumming has laid his cards on the table for Pitlochry Festival Theatre’s 2027 season, and his hand is glamorous. Before we celebrate the stardust, we ought to be far more upset than we are about ...

Independent Arts Projects announces the 2027 return of Welcome to the Fringe Palestine. Discover how global Palestinian ...

At Edinburgh’s Collective Space, a community-built Tree of Life and Palestinian art offer a rare, tactile sanctuary from ...

Playwright Tate Elizabeth Hanyok and director Ajay Chowdhury discuss canine logic, midlife reinvention, and bringing American ...

At the Edinburgh Playhouse, a sharp Jersey Boys proves the jukebox musical still has bite, even if a negligent sound desk ...

Vicky Featherstone’s striking new staging of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie trades Muriel Spark’s dark, Calvinist dread for ...

Matt Rawle stars in a visually dazzling, musically vibrant UK tour of 'Barnum.' Yet beneath the relentless razzmatazz, its ...