Excited to finally bring their show, Oedipus Electronica, to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe after their 2020 delay, Artistic Director of Pecho Mama, Mella Faye, took some time to let audiences Have a Gander at their radical take on the ancient Greek tale, with a live in-house band. This re-imaging on the ultimate (and messiest) love … Continue reading Have A Gander – Oedipus Electronica
Queer transgender performer/creative Grumms is bringing their solo show Something In The Water to this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe. They took some time to let audiences Have a Gander at their show, as they invite audiences into a wacky world of sea monsters in high heels and angry mobs. Something In The Waters is a … Continue reading Have A Gander – Something in The Water
The composer and lyricist for the West End Wilma Award-winning I Wish My Life Were Like A Musical took some time out to offer us a gander at their returning show for the Edinburgh fringe. If you've ever wondered what it's like to be a musical theatre performer, well, Alexander S Bermange's comedy musical revue … Continue reading Have A Gander – I Wish My Life Were Like A Musical
We Are Spies - Like Us, the multi-award winning creative group behind Speed Dial were kind enough to offer us a brief gander at their show for the Edinburgh fringe. An explosive caper of physical comedy about forgiveness, connections, and cryptic conundrums - set to a 70s vinyl soundtrack. Would you mind giving us a … Continue reading Have A Gander – Speed Dial
Despite the intensity and richness of the festival seasons across Edinburgh (and yes, there are others beyond August) there is always room for something to shake the status quo and demonstrate a sliver of uniqueness, an alternative angle, or to provide accessibility. With the progressive manoeuvre towards additional (and different) festivals in the city, StagEHd, … Continue reading StagEHd – RoundUp
Sing it with us now... Yes, from 500 Miles, On My Way, Hate My Love, or Sunshine on Leith cast member Blythe Jandoo’s favourite Then I Met You, the music of Leith via Auchtermuchty musicians The Proclaimers is as instilled in the culture of Scotland as any romanticised novel or industrial captain. Now re-staged from the brilliance of the Pitlochry … Continue reading A Chat with Blythe Jandoo
Two of our most supportive theatres are coming together in what we can expect to be an exceptional collaboration with Sunshine on Leith. News of the co-production has been known for a while now, with appetites craving news on the casting of the piece - well, time to shine some light on that front. The now-legendary … Continue reading Sunshine on Leith – Casting News
https://youtu.be/hYTmQwixruI A few weeks ago, we were fortunate enough to join Capital Theatres in welcoming the stars of The Da Vinci Code to the outstanding Rosslyn Chapel, a centre-point location for Dan Brown’s novel and the inevitable climax of the film. As difficult as it may be to remove oneself from the majesty all around, we sat … Continue reading A Chat With – The Da Vinci Code
Continuing to step up to the plate and produce specially created live content, Perth Theatre’s carries on the winds of success they sailed out of 2020 upon which following their hugely successful online Panto: Oh Yes We Are! A Quest For Long Lost Light And Laughter. Met with praise and adoration across twenty-five countries, the outpouring of … Continue reading First Piano On The Moon – Perth Theatre
In association with Naked Productions and BBC Radio 3, The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh and Pitlochry Festival Theatre are thrilled to announce the cast listing for Sound Stage’s first production; Angela, a new autobiographical piece by Mark Ravenhill airing March 26th – 28th. Constructed and written during lockdown with the medium of a radio drama in … Continue reading Cast Announcement for Mark Ravenhill’s Angela – Sound Stage
