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Steps sparkler Faye Tozer lasted longer than Rimmel’s waterproof eyeliner
In showbiz terms, Steps sparkler Faye Tozer has achieved minor legend status. Having lasted longer than Rimmel’s waterproof eyeliner the singer/dancer has somehow managed to negotiate the pitfalls and pratfalls that invariably follow massive success.
New Sound of Music theatre show: what you need to know
The unlikely pair behind a ground-breaking piece of Scottish theatre
Warning: Do not watch this if you are scared of flying
Scottish Beatles comedy tells the story of 1960s era battle of the sexes
I wanted to be the guy who drank bourbon but I've not had a drink for 24 years
'I don’t want to give too much away but we do talk about my character being ginger'
The life and sometimes difficult times of the man behind Boabby the Barman
'I felt judged for going on tour when I have kids at home,' says rising Scots star
New theatre rom-com has an unusual twist
'This story stuns people' - Jesus Christ Superstar returns to Scottish stage
This merry dance of Sense and Sensibility has shades of a 1980s small town disco
'I knew my mum was proud of me. That helped me when she died,' says Scots actor
'She was brilliant' - Gaynor Faye honours her late mother with Glasgow theatre show
It's summer so, of course, it's time for the panto
At last, a fitting - if teary - tribute to a lost Scottish comedy great
It's so hard for young people to buy a home - could they be driven to kill for it?
An artist who found her own voice and inspired generations of women
Charlotte Bronte's 'dangerous feminist manifesto' to shine at Bard in the Botanics
When hen nights go wrong: 'It is a girls-night-out meets-Rocky Horror show'
'Everyone in Scotland has been lovely to me' says Footloose star Lola Aluko
'This is a fantastically ferocious reimagining of Shakespeare’s Scottish play'
'I’ve always been fascinated by them' - Play tells unlikely story of pigeon fanciers
The View love story 'is one of the most powerful theatre journeys of this year'
Bard in the Botanics is back - but it's a bit different this year
Fascinating play gives Muriel Spark's story a fresh sense of invention
The Scotswoman who read Mein Kampf, swam naked in lochs and refused to do housework
10 theatre shows to see right now across Scotland
Scottish theatre launches search for child actors to star in The Sound of Music
'I grew up with Muriel Spark' - The Girls of Slender Means comes to Scottish stage
America’s most infamous hoodlums Bonnie & Clyde take to the Scottish stage
Once were kings: How much do you know about Scotland's royal family?
'Scaff is a huge pejorative: It means you’re a real dafty. It’s a nasty insult'
The Thick Of It's sweary Scottish actor to star in story of cult Scots band
'There has been the odd person carried out of the theatre hyperventilating'
Rona Munro shines a light once more on Scotland's history with a new James play
'Women don’t talk like men. They talk over each other' says Blythe Duff