Lorna Irvine takes in the spectacle that is Johnny McKnight and theTronTheatre's Aganeza Scrooge.
Lorna Irvine declares this new black comedy one of the year's best.
Joy Watters is warmly charmed by Pitlochry's latest festive offering.
Lorna Irvine thinks this year's panto at Oran Mor is 'good fun'.
Lorna Irvine takes a look at the latest offering from A Play, a Pie and a Pint.
Joy Watters reviews Calendar Girls now showing at Caird Hall, Dundee.
Lorna Irvine thinks A Play, a Pie and a Pint's latest is 'a fine wee dram for a cold November day'.
Deborah McArthur fills us in on one of her all-time favourite gigs ever.
Lorna Irvine thinks Fuelfest's first piece is 'something unique and brilliant.'
Lorna Irvine reviews London a play by Simon Stephen.
Lorna Irvine reviews the 'shocking, devastating but absolutely vital,' double-header at A Play, a Pie and a Pint.
Lorna Irvine finds this production based on the cult-classic film watchable but disappointing.
The Staves: Not the Three Degrees. A profile highlighting this sibling "nu-folk" band from Across the Arts's Lorna Irvine.
Lorna Irvine is unimpressed with her recent run-in.
Lorna Irvine's thoughts on Swan's latest studio album.
Lorna Irvine reviews Princess for a Day, by Jack Dickson from this season's A Play, a Pie and a Pint.
Lorna Irvine reviews a 'political romp' from A Play, a Pie and a Pint.
Lorna Irvine reviews A Play, a Pie and a Pints 250th production.
Joy Watters reviews Dundee Rep's latest production of the ever popular Whisky Galore by Compton Mackenzie.
Deborah McArthur reviews the Randolph's Leap gig at Shawland's new venue: Glad Cafe.
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