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Pitlochry Festival Theatre planning tribute to actor Martyn James
Theatregoers will gather in Pitlochry this month to pay tribute to one of Scotland's best-loved actors. (...)
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Graduates' dreams come true in Dundee Rep's Cinderella
Every year, the Rep Theatre in Dundee takes on two graduates, giving them the chance to work with the ensemble for a year and gain valuable experience. Jennifer Cosgrove meets this year's actors, who are starring in the Christmas show. (...)
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Review: Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off (Dundee Rep)
''Scotland, whit like is it?'' It's almost 25 years since Liz Lochhead first asked this question in her now classic play Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off, and we're probably no better placed to answer it. (...)
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Mother-daughter pairing tour new play Baby Baby
Dundee Rep's new play is a collaboration between a mother and a daughter on the subject of teenage pregnancy. Jennifer Cosgrove spoke to associate director Jemima Levick and her mother Vivian French about Baby Baby, which will tour communities across the city. (...)
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International feel to Dundee College dance students' Precipices show
An evening of dance presented by Dundee College students at The Space will have an international feel. (...)
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Doorways in Drumorty shines light on the incredible life of Lorna Moon
A book by an Aberdeenshire novelist whose work was once banned in her home town is about to tour Scotland as a play. Jennifer Cosgrove caught up with playwright Mike Gibb to discuss the story of an extraordinary woman who moved to America and became a Hollywood scriptwriter. (...)
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Perth Theatre's Twelfth Night full of Celtic connections
Perth Theatre's new creative director Rachel O'Riordan has chosen 1920s Scotland as the setting for Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, the first full-scale production she has directed since taking up the post earlier this year. (...)
