A moving, if distant, reflection on one man’s world.

One might imagine theatre has had its share of revolutionary moments, but most of its past is of incremental adjustments. Not so with Samuel Beckett’s ‘Waiting for Godot’, as the article by Peter Hall ...

After the success of last Year’s ‘Pick of the Pops’ concert, we welcome back Nicola MacRae to the Astoria on the world’s only surviving Ingram cinema organ. Be prepared for a fun, toe-tapping evening ...

Over 15,000 people are expected at this Guy Fawkes celebration taking place at the Royal Highland Centre on Bonfire Weekend. The Fawkes Festival will feature choreographed fireworks display, music ...

Council Offices and libraries will be open, but schools will be shut.

In this genre-busting, ritualistic riot of a show, Emma Maye Gibson as Betty Grumble transforms her stage into an altar of self love, righteous self repossession and carnal, collective play. Betty ...

Given the maelstrom of disinformation and growing tension on the world stage, this year’s 2025 International Festival theme of The Truth We Seek is a timely one. EIF Director Nicola Benedetti calls it ...

The highlight this afternoon was to be the announcement and presentation of the awards for young poets who had entered the corresponding competition. We began with some works by the Principal ...

Ballet BC, Canada’s leading contemporary dance company from British Columbia, aims to create dance at its most essential: visceral, thought-provoking, and transformative. This UK tour features a ...

Submitted by Vivien Devlin on Sat, 30 Aug '25 6.51pm At this EIBF talk, Sophie begins with a reading from the first chapter to set the scene. Then we hear, in great detail, about the early lives of ...

Loud Poets delivered a performance that felt like the culmination of a decade’s refinement—sleek, confident, and emotionally charged. The ensemble—Katie Ailes, Mark Gallie, Kevin McLean, and musician ...

In a nightclub somewhere between provincial anonymity and mythic suburban folklore, a cloakroom attendant sits quietly, reading. The phone rings. He doesn’t answer. The world will find him soon enough ...