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An outstanding and chilling piece of dance theatre

A tender and touching exploration of a relationship that spans decades.

An astonishing theatrical vision blended with a fascinating story that combines into an exceptional evening of theatre.

A thoughtful look at grief and sibling relationships

Solo show that shows promise and a narrative needing some direction.

A bold imagining of the Scottish play in a Scottish venue deep in the heart of theatricality.

A powerful immersive reworking of the descent of Orpheus into the underworld for the digital age

Fathers and sons: a masterclass in storytelling

A mix of a brutal Brigadoon and the whimsy of the Wonderful World of Dissocia, this is a keen addition to the development of Scottish narrative.

An intriguing and beguiling look at the past which is eerily reminiscent of our present.

Paper Hat Theatre

An exquisite production of a classic text that sparkles from beginning to end.

A rollicking good ride, which holds onto the big questions while offering plenty of laughs along the way

Reimagining the Midas myth from the perspective of his daughter.

A hauntingly beautiful reflection on melancholy and the healing power of sad music