First Minister Nicola Sturgeon in The NEW Cultural Coven Podcast
2022-03-30
After a stellar second season which involved scintillating interviews with Alan Cumming, Maureen Beattie, Grant Stott, Karen Dunbar, Sanjeev Kohli,Continue Reading
Scottish arts and culture podcast RETURNS for series TWO
2021-11-04
After the success of the first season which saw guests such as Sam Heughan, Ian Rankin, Elaine C Smith, LizContinue Reading
National Theatre of Scotland opens NEW digital education PORTAL
2021-08-27
The National Theatre of Scotland launched its new online education portal for teachers and students with a specially created educationalContinue Reading
World Premiere of Castle Lennox @ Edinburgh Lyceum Theatre
2020-02-28
Following the success of Dr Stirlingshire’s Discovery, a promenade co-production with RZSS Edinburgh Zoo and Grid Iron, The Royal LyceumContinue Reading
Pride & Prejudice* (*sort of)
2020-01-29
History, they say, is written by the victors. Her story, on the other hand, in the case of Isobel McArthur’sContinue Reading
Barber Shop Chronicles: The History, Art and Science of Hair
2019-10-23
The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh welcome four unique and insightful voices to take part in Barber Shop Chronicles’ Talk Show,Continue Reading
Barber Shop Chronicles come to Edinburgh
2019-09-26
Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh receives Inua Ellams’ (Fringe First-winner The 14th Tale, The Long Song Goodbye, Fastcuts and Snapshot, Marsh OrchidsContinue Reading
Solaris @ Lyceum Theatre
2019-09-21
Cheap jokes about Uranus aside, have you ever tried flirting with a planet? Thought not. But it’s a challenge posedContinue Reading
LUNG cHAts Live with Ian Rankin @ Edinburgh Lyceum Theatre
2019-09-19
Join Nicola Tuxworth and Gavin Yule of Lung Ha Theatre Company in conversation with Ian Rankin, one of the world’sContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Wendy and Peter Pan
2018-12-01
Girls aren’t allowed on the battlefield, says the sword-wielding John (George Naylor) to his sister Wendy (Isobel McArthur). Their roleContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Rhinoceros
2018-03-25
The lights are on, but nobody’s home at the start of kilted director Murat Daltaban’s terrific production of Rhinoceros, wonderfully adaptedContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: The Belle’s Stratagem
2018-02-18
“Has anyone seen my fanny?” No, not Julian Clary in search of his illusive Wonderdog, but the suggestively-named Touchwood (GrantContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: The Lover
2018-01-31
Separated by the barriers of age, class and race, it is little wonder that the clandestine relationship between a fifteen-year-oldContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Glory on Earth at Lyceum Theatre
2017-05-30
This delightful production directed by David Greig is a happy mix of the historical and the contemporary, that combines minimalistContinue Reading