A white rug, white coffee table, and three white chairs are contained within the stark set of Art. Three middle-aged, white men dissect the foundations of their 25-year-old relationship, which […]
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A white rug, white coffee table, and three white chairs are contained within the stark set of Art. Three middle-aged, white men dissect the foundations of their 25-year-old relationship, which […]
Read moreFor those of you who still believe the stereotype that opera is full of women singing at glass-shattering range in Italian for hours on end, I would like to dispel […]
Read moreScottish Opera’s latest work, Anthropocene, is a collaboration between Stuart MacRae and Louise Welsh. Its world premiere last Thursday unveiled a thrilling, unusual piece about the ways in which conflicting […]
Read moreOn Monday night, the King’s Theatre filled with a small group of lucky audience members, there to witness a showcase by three of Edinburgh’s amateur theatre companies: Southern Light Company, […]
Read moreIn our current political climate, amongst Brexit parliamentary debates and the longest US Government shutdown in history, a musical about rights for asylum seekers could not be more relevant. This […]
Read moreAfter 72 years, Beauty and the Beast Christmas panto finally returns to King’s Theatre. Directed by Ed Curtis and produced by Qdos Entertainment, this show certainly lives up to its […]
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