ROCK TALK: Bombay Bicycle Club cruise in to Dundee
Indie folk-rockers Bombay Bicycle Club's comeback tour hits Dundee on Tuesday.
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FEATURE: Hundreds expected at Abertay University for speech by abuse expert Zoe Chouliara
Abertay University’s Dr Zoe Chouliara reshapes lives, working with victims of trauma and abuse to achieve recovery and growth.
REVIEW: Tay Bridge play at Dundee Rep is ‘world class’
Dundee Rep, take a huge bow. The much anticipated, uniquely Dundee play, Tay Bridge, is world class.
Victims of Tay Bridge disaster remembered in play to mark Dundee Rep’s 80th birthday
On Sunday December 28 1879, during a violent winter storm, the train to Dundee was crossing over the River Tay when a huge section of the bridge collapsed, taking with it 59 souls. It was a disaster beyond anybody’s imagination.
Theatre director John Badenhorst makes play for a peaceful world in shows at Carnoustie and Forfar
Veteran theatre director and public relations whizz John Badenhorst says: “I’ve come to realise it doesn’t matter who is wrong or right, the important thing is we should do what we can to stop conflict.”
Rocktalk: Almost Blue, Doune the Rabbit Hole – summer is starting to rock
Legendary bands and upcoming talents are heading for this year's Doune the Rabbit Hole event.
Honeyblood goes solo for Solas: Rocktalk’s gig guide June 21 – 28
A host of cult bands are on their way to the Solas Festival in Carse of Gowrie.
Britpop legends Divine Comedy head for Perthshire: Rocktalk June 7 -14
Britpop veterans The Divine Comedy are tuning up for an appearance in rural Perthshire. The '90s hit-makers are playing a special album launch show at Inchyra Arts Club on Monday that's been cued-up by Broughty Ferry's Assai Records.
Charleston: a gracious old southern city offering plenty of adventure
Ask a friend to name an American city and the chances are that few will trump up with Charleston. I’ve just been out and not only is this South Carolina charmer a brilliant city to visit, but the surrounding state offers a swathe of things to see and do.
In troubled times Blithe Spirit lets us laugh at the rich and nasty
In times of rancour, conflict and division, people heading out to the theatre sometimes just want a rollicking good night out. What better way to ignore the horrors on the news and madness in the papers than a comic caper about rich people, their never-ending deceit, and a mischievous ghost raised by accident during a séance?