Simon Reade’s solo adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s Private Peaceful arrives at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum, featuring a compelling debut from Benjamin Cain.

Two veteran dancers meet stiff joints, stray memories, and rebellious heels with wry elegance in Revel. Cath Coutts reviews Company Chordelia for theQR.

Steven Milne on why Aberdeen Comedy Festival 2026 wagers on Scottish talent, close quarters, and communal laughter over the ...

The Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival marks its 13th edition with 16 titles across Scotland and Manchester from 1 October, opening with a focus on communal ties.

In red Y-fronts and a string vest, a mesmerising Tilda Swinton commands Man to Man, turning Manfred Karge’s survival tale ...

In Harriet Richardson’s hilarious ‘Creep,’ an unhinged slide-deck investigation turns everyday cyber-espionage into an artful ...

Glasgow Cathedral Festival marks its tenth anniversary this autumn, taking over the city’s oldest standing structure from tomorrow, 17 to 20 September. Run by the Society of Friends of Glasgow ...

Donald Shaw gathers an all-star trad ensemble at The Hub, but polite EIF restraint keeps a potentially explosive folk finale ...

When the Fringe circus packs up, Push the Boat Out brings Jackie Kay and Luke Wright to Edinburgh this November for verse ...

At the Edinburgh Tattoo, ancient carnyx calls and massed pipes elevate military pomp into an unexpectedly sombre, deeply ...

From Craig Hill’s razor-edged crowd work to a superb revival of The Steamie, here are theQR’s essential critical picks for ...

Luis Schmidt arrived from Bavaria to give Edinburgh a civic orchestra. Between score hires and dukes, he is learning how arts ...