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Theatre
'A gentle wit that recalls the likes of The Detectorists or Last of the Summer Wine'
'A rousing radio friendly pop drama': To Save the Sea at the Tron Theatre - Review
A prime time English horror story with plenty of bite in the heart of Scotland
Heavy breathers, Margaret Thatcher and a rite of passage
Is new Rebus play a worthy successor to Rankin’s novels about world-weary detective?
The woman who is staking her claim to be the definitive Carmen of our time
The cast stalk the stage like rock star pin-ups oozing sex and death from every pore
Theatre Review: A mix of joy and heartbreak in this tale of love and tragedy
Today’s new puritans could learn much from this joyous production of Footloose
New theatre adaptation of classic novel is a story of hope in the face of despair
'Devastating and intense' - Bard in the Botanics production blows away our critic
Jane Eyre gets a Highland makeover as Bronte classic crosses border but does it work?
This mighty telling of Grassic Gibbon story puts fearless Chris Guthrie at its heart
It is still lookin’ at you kid for Casablanca fans with this loving tribute
'This play is a magnificent showcase for four brilliant actresses'
Crypto and Christmas under fire in 'anarchic satire' show