Donna Summer, queen of disco, dies at 63.
Scottish artist George Wyllie dies aged 90.
Made in Scotland launches 12 shows for 2012 Edinburgh Fringe.
How could technology change theatre criticism for good?
Interviews: Ewan McGregor, Matthew Morrison, Claire Sweeney.
Scottish National Portrait Gallery vying to be UK's best.
273m boost for the UK film industry.
Booksellers award Scotland three titles.
T in the Park adds more acts.
Gordon Barr on Bard in the Botanics 2012.
Interviews: Frances Barber, Ken Loach, Mark Millar.
Vicky Featherstone to leave NTS, Annals of Edinburgh Stage, BBC, The Guardian, The List, STV, The Scotsman.
Ashleigh and Pudsey win Britain's Got Talent.
Comment: It's sad news for Scotland.
Vicky Featherstone can help the Royal Court keep its edge.
Vicky Featherstone's sudden exit sets stage for a new direction.
Interviews: Brian Conley, Julie Delpy, Hilary Mantel, Chloe Sevigny, Sara Sheridan.
Critics Awards for Theatre in Scotland nominations announced: Annals of Edinburgh Stage, The Stage, STV.
Iconic hairstylist Vidal Sassoon dies aged 84.
Interviews: Kit Armstrong, Gareth Evans, Eva Green, Philip Hughes, Felicity Kendal and The Magnetic North.
Edinburgh fringe censors title of Stuart Goldsmith show.
Warning: review quotes can be very misleading.
'X Factor generation' must accept failure.
Dance to the music of old times.
Interviews: Sir Trevor McDonald, Vanessa Paradis and Tom Watson MP.
Susan Boyle 'thrilled' to be asked to be patron of local theatre.
Da Vanzo appointed deputy chief executive at Pitlochry.
Live stream for Pass the Spoon.
Interviews: Martin Compston, Sarah Fraser, Jason Isaacs and The Proclaimers.
Edinburgh Fringe rivals fight over Assembly venue name.
C Venues to take over India Buildings for festival.
Duran Duran headline Olympics gig.
Rupert Murdoch, Alex Salmond and Black Watch.
Interviews: Glenn Close, Stephane Deneve, Whit Stillman.
Whodunnit? Rankin in the dark over drawings.
ArtsRant: Arts Funding.
Assembly Rooms reopens. The Scotsman and The Stage.
Interviews: Francesco Bongiovanni, Brian Conley, Connie Fisher, Samuel L Jackson, Scarlett Johansson, William Klein, Guy Pearce, Hannah Rothchild, Whit Stillman--twice, Joss Whedon.
Leith Theatre to get new lease of life.
Interviews: Kevin Feige, Mia Hansen-Love, Eugene Levy, John Lydon, Rita Tushingham, Whit Stillman and David Hayman/Citizens Theatre.
April 26, 2012
Leith Theatre to get new lease of life.
Interviews: Kevin Feige, Mia Hansen-Love, John Lydon, Rita Tushingham and David Hayman/Citizens Theatre.