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Theatre review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Lyceum Theatre (****)

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At first glance, it seems deliberately provocative, even perverse, to set Shakespeare’s famous midsummer play in the depths of winter. And the frozen setting...

Theatre review: The Incredible Adventures of See-Thru Sam (****)

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Fifteen-year-old Sam McTannan is a superhero. As See-Thru Sam, he can be assured of a quiet life, passing unobserved and dodging any insults hurled...

Theatre review: The Guid Sisters/Lyceum Theatre (****)

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Germaine Lauzon has won a million Green Shield stamps: they’re sitting in three huge boxes cluttering up her kitchen. With them, she’ll be able...

A Clockwork Orange 50 years on

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A Clockwork Orange with a 21st Century Spin is being staged at Telford College on Friday night.   50 years after the novel A Clockwork Orange...

Wojtek the Bear at the Scottish Storytelling Centre

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Wojtek the Bear by Raymond Raszkowski Ross Directed by Corinne Harris: Scottish Storytelling Centre 6– 9 June 2012 A bear takes to the stage in Theatre Objektiv’s new production. A...

Review – Anne Boleyn

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By Jessica Owen Following two sell-out London seasons, Howard Brenton’s production of ‘Anne Boleyn’ is now enjoying a five night run at the Festival Theatre. This...

Theatre review: Could You Please Look Into the Camera/Traverse Theatre (****)

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Mohammed Al Attar’s short lunchtime play is a strong and sometimes shocking start to the Traverse Theatre’s new A Play, A Pie and a...

Edinburgh International Magic Festival 2012 launched

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Okay, today’s launch of the Edinburgh International Magic Festival (as reported elsewhere) might not exactly have lived up to its hype, and it might...

New boss at Festival City Theatres Trust

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  Duncan Hendry will become the Trust’s new Chief Executive with effect from today. The Festival City Theatres Trust, is responsible for running both the Festival...

Review – Edinburgh 10-Minuters

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The Edinburgh 10-Minuters project ran for three nights from 22-24 March 2012  at the Counting House on West Nicholson Street. It was a fantastic collaboration...

Edinburgh Napier Drama Society do Roald Dahl – TONIGHT!

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Edinburgh Napier University Drama Society (NUDS) are the last amateur dramatic group in the country to perform Roald Dahl's 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'...

MAMA presents Half a Sixpence

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Musselburgh Amateur Musical Association proudly presents the East Lothian premiere of the recently revised edition of heart-warming, rags to riches musical, Half a Sixpence. The...

Theatre review: The Marriage of Figaro, Lyceum Theatre (****)

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Thomson brings a manic energy to match Jackson’s bawdy reimagining of the tale in the world of contemporary banking. It’s not often that you see...

Festival booking opens 24 March

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Hot Stuff – Festival 2012    Tickets go on sale for Edinburgh International Festival 2012 this Saturday and organisers recommend Festival fans act quickly to...

Edinburgh Theatre project showcases local talent

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Local collaborative project about to get underway. After months of hunting for local writing, directing, acting and theatre talent, the Edinburgh 10-Minuters project will be...

Edinburgh International Festival 2012: What to see

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It might not have an overarching theme, but this year’s Edinburgh International Festival looks set to be one of director Jonathan Mills’s richest offerings,...

Theatre review: Ana, Traverse Theatre (***)

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As Darwin was formulating his theories of evolution, Ana was there. On Freud’s consulting couch, Ana was there. Even at the battle lines of...

Telford stage The Laramie Project 29 Feb – 1 March

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A play about a teenager that was killed in a homophobic attack in America is the latest in a series of hard hitting productions...

Become a National Theatre of Scotland Champion

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Are you passionate about theatre? Have you seen a show from the National Theatre of Scotland? And are you keen to spread the word...

Theatre review: Of Mice and Men/Royal Lyceum Theatre (****)

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There’s a strong feeling of fatalism and inevitably that pervades John Dove’s quietly masterful new production of John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men at...

Theatre review: Snookered (****)

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In an anonymous town in northern England, four Asian friends meet for their annual memorial pool evening to mark the anniversary of the death...

Collective Gallery – Symposium on Emerging Practice

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Collective Gallery have written to tell us about their Symposium which they are collaborating on next weekend, and which will be held in Glasgow...

Ah har, Me Lads & Lasses! It’s Swallows & Amazons Time

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Outside The Festival Theatre yesterday, a chilly February frost soon melted to the warming chirps and trills of excited pupils from Sacred Heart Primary...

Edinburgh 10-Minuters Project looking for writers

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'Ever wanted to write a play? Seems a bit much? How about if it's only 10 minutes?' These are the questions asked by a new...

Review: The Infamous Brothers Davenport/Royal Lyceum Theatre (****)

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Can we really communicate with the dead? And why do we need to believe in the possibility that we can? These are the profound...

Edinburgh Napier University Drama Society’s X-Rated Xmas Show

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The drama society at Edinburgh Napier University, affectionately known as 'NUDS', is performing their Christmas sketch show at The Bongo Club on Friday 16 December 2011....

Review: Beauty and the Beast, Royal Lyceum Theatre (***)

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When is a pantomime not a pantomime? Or to look at it another way, when is a Christmas show not just a straight piece...

Review: Cinderella at the King’s Theatre (****)

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The King’s Theatre’s panto offering this year is a riot of colour, fast-paced and full of infectious energy. Even before the show starts, the...

Spring Season at The Traverse

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  The Traverse Theatre is delighted to announce its 2012 Spring season, a packed programme of new drama, writing events and dance. The Traverse also...

Theatre at Ocean Terminal – Turning to the Camera

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Edinburgh’s Ocean Terminal and local theatre company, Siege Perilous, have joined forces to present Simon Jackson’s ‘Turning to the Camera’. The production will be...

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