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Bay City Rollers musical to roll into town next year
It’s not so much ‘Bye-Bye Baby’, but a case of hello again boys as the music of the Bay City Rollers is to return to the stage.
'Magnificent' - Fresh and poignant take on classic Sound of Music
This family drama tries something few other theatre shows dare to attempt
This Scottish bay is wild and beautiful and makes me feel so free
New stage show aims to give Oor Wullie the Barbie treatment
'The world is always polarised' Nicola Benedetti on EIF 2025 and seeking truth in art
‘She could change a room with a blink’: Scots star of original Mamma Mia! dies
Theatre fans disappointed as hit show suddenly axed
Ben Harrison’s The Tailor of Inverness 'has gained a vital currency'
New show performed in Scots and Gaelic exploring 'history and myths' to go on tour
Faye Tozer vamps it up as Cruella as the puppets steal the show in 101 Dalmatians
'I love the excitement' - Bromance of Scotland's two best panto dafties
New star-studded drama will bring to life forgotten Scottish classic
‘I had to prepare physically and mentally’: Gavin Adams on the new Aladdin
A rousing knockabout take on the life of a Scots political legend
'Moving, angry and rammed with black humour': Blue Now Tramway, Glasgow review
Steps sparkler Faye Tozer lasted longer than Rimmel’s waterproof eyeliner
Five of Scotland’s best Christmas shows (that aren’t traditional pantomimes)
Del Boy and Rodney ride again. So is the theatre show lovely jubbly?
Newman's production brings a dynamic fresh life to a twentieth century classic
'Intelligent and sparky' - When the Fab Four came to stay in a Scots loch-side cabin
Review, No Love Songs: Kyle Falconer's theatrical anthem for life beyond
New Sound of Music theatre show: what you need to know
'A gentle wit that recalls the likes of The Detectorists or Last of the Summer Wine'
Inside story of Scots theatre that produces more plays than anywhere else in world
Tributes paid after death of Maryhill-born 'legend of Scottish theatre'
Herald Diary: Fancy going to a musical? Go with the flow...
'Part of the fabric': King's Theatre employee celebrates 50 years at iconic venue
New Lyceum artistic director is not a household name... but is he a good choice?
The Lyceum in Edinburgh announces appointment of new artistic director
Appeal for workers to join unique theatre event and tell Glasgow's story
'I tried to find her redeeming qualities but I realised she’s just a stupid cow'
'Kafkaesque absurdism and a jazzy set of songs': Dementia the Musical - review
'A masterclass' – What Herald critics say about this week's most exciting arts events
'I was seen as a black sheep' Writer escaped arranged marriage to follow her dreams
So why do I only read books written by women now?
Chief executive of Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society to step down
'Refreshingly incisive and tautly written': Annie Lowry Thomas in After Party review
Review: The Events at Cumbernauld theatre
Review: Love Beyond at Glasgow's Tron Theatre
Lavish production of Hairspray is touring Scotland's theatres - what can we expect?
He's behind you! Some of the best pantos across Scotland to see this year
Brunton Theatre issues urgent call for support amid funding crisis
'A rousing radio friendly pop drama': To Save the Sea at the Tron Theatre - Review
Music, books, films and, er, rocks: 10 Scots festivals to brighten up autumn
‘A heavenly man and a beautiful singer’: star of Scottish Opera dies
Iconic Arts Summerhall makes 'urgent appeal' for funding
'Being a millennial means you have come too late to the party'
A prestigious win for Cumnock Tryst and a dire warning for the arts
'Reaches for the stars': So Long, Wee Moon — review
Review: Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me at Glasgow's Tron Theatre
The untold side of Robert Burns - from the women he loved
The unlikely pair behind a ground-breaking piece of Scottish theatre
A prime time English horror story with plenty of bite in the heart of Scotland