"Shall Roger Casement Hang?" at Hill Street Theatre, directed by Hannah Bradley Croall, examines power and personal mythology through an intense dialogue between Sir Roger Casement and Captain Hall. The production balances dense political themes with intimate performances, showcasing the complexities of loyalty and identity. A notable debut for Union Theatre Company, it enriches Edinburgh's arts scene.
Adapted by Glyn Maxwell from Edmund Rostand Directed by Phil Barnes Tickets: £15.00 ★★★★ Unconditional love is a bounty of limitless possibilities - chiefly pain and euphoria. There’s no wonder why it is the rhyme & reason of many a poet and performer. Edmond Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac underpins the values of loyalty and forms of expressive love with that of a … Continue reading Review: Cyrano de Bergerac – Hill Street Theatre, Edinburgh
Written by David Haig Directed by Hannah Bradley Croall ★★★★ 72 hours to change the course of history. And a name which means nothing to many, but everything to all of us in respects, is Dalkeith-born meteorologist Dr James Stagg is tasked with an impossible burden of weight. The Allied invasion of France is a … Continue reading Pressure – Hill Street Theatre
The LarkPerformances 4th – 8th June, 7:30pm Bellfield, PortobelloTickets £12 advance, £15 on the door www.theegtg.com Written by Jean Anouilh Translation by Gill Taylor Directed by Claire Wood Cast to the flames, Joan of Arc, heroine of France, was a peasant girl who on the instruction of God was to lead a siege against the English, … Continue reading The Lark – Bellfield, Portobello
