Director/producer Phoebe Jenkin described the play as a "courtroom drama and dark comedy, which SUDS has not done before".…
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"I can pinpoint the exact moment when I decided I wanted to become a journalist," writes Paula.…
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From September 15 to 17, crime writers and enthusiasts will assemble in Stirling for the 11th year of Scotland’s international crime writing festival.…
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Our review of Tales of Transatlantic Freedom, a deeply emotional show told through music, at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe…
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The the woes of womanhood, social class, and sexuality are all addressed in Lost and Found. And yes, it’s definitely in a way that’s fun.…
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Hersterectomy is a feminist comedy that explores the inequality surrounding women's reproductive rights.…
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The Rocky Horror Show, Edinburgh Playhouse Review: Here’s to another 50 years of Time Warping. ★★★★★
Richard O Brien's Rocky Horror Show is currently celebrating its 50th anniversary, with another UK tour, for some time-warping fun!…
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Patrick Ness’s new book, 'Different for Boys,' is a complex tale of friendship, internalised homophobia and what it means to lose your virginity.…
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An interview with the hosts of the Scottish history and mythology show, 'The Creepy Wee Podcast'.…
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"I have never lost a husband, I never met John Dunne. However, through Didion’s words, I was transported to the dinner that changed the life of the writer."…
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