theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
Tutti Frutti's rockers hit the comeback trail ahead of 25th anniversary.
Interviews: Tippi Hedren, Dustin Hoffman, Don McCullin, Eddie Redmayne, Isabella Rossellini and Saul Metzstein.
The Year of Creative Scotland--a branding exercise overshadowed by controversy.
Venu Dhupa resigns from Creative Scotland.
Traverse announces first half of fiftieth anniversary season.
Call for entries for BAFTA in Scotland's New Talent Awards 2013.
Interviews: Tom Holland, Nicole Kidman.
Vicky Featherstone on theatre in Scotland.
NTS wins at Creative Scotland Awards.
Alasdair Gray attacks English for 'colonising' arts.
'Big names can fall just as hard as unknowns.'
Interviews: Christopher Kane, Cerys Matthews, Salman Rushdie, David O. Russell.
Scotland's creative stars shine amid the rows, rebellion and resignation.
Scotland's culture and sport earn economy £10m a week.
Interviews: Dustin Hoffman, Jennifer Lawrence, Alan Moore, Joaquin Phoenix, Aubrey Plaza, Salman Rushdie, Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
Auguste Rodin's The Kiss to go on show in Scotland next year.
Artists forced to survive on £100 a week.
'Arts must make better case for private cash'.
Interviews: Laura Mvula, Suraj Sharma.
Berberian Sound Studio scores at BIFAs.
theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
Interviews: MyAnna Buring, Anne Hathaway, Ian McKellen, Sam Rockwell.
Creative Scotland promises change. Caledonian Mercury, Northings, The Scotsman, The Stage.
Creative Scotland row lights a fire of anger that blazes far beyond the arts.
Scots independent cinemas Cameo and Belmont bought by Cineworld.
Panto in Focus: The McKnight before Christmas.
Interviews: Sienna Miller, Ludivine Sagnier, Danny Trejo.
Andrew Dixon quits Creative Scotland. BBC, Caledonian Mercury, The Edinburgh Reporter, The Guardian, Northings, The Scotsman, The Skinny, The Stage, STV.
Final Dandy goes on sale.
Elizabeth Price wins Turner Prize.
Interviews: Adam Brown, Sam Rockwell.
theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
Scottish National Portrait Gallery announces 2013 programme.
Donald Trump film-maker reveals plan for sequel.
Interviews: David Constatine, Pete Doherty, Carol Ann Duffy, Martin Freeman, Christopher Walken.
Glasgow Film Theatre to create new cinema as part of £1.6m upgrade.
Luxford appointed EIF operations director.
New chairman of EIFF appointed.
Interviews: Martin McDonagh, Charlotte Rampling, Stephen Sondheim, Curtis Stigers, Martin Suckling.
theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
Trust set up in honour of Dundee bard Michael Marra.
Interviews: Amy Adams, Robert DeNiro, Isla Fisher, Jake Gyllenhaal, Debbie Isitt, Sara Maitland, Ben Wheatley.
Costa Book Awards: 2012 shortlist.
Rewritten Doctor Faustus headlines Glasgow Citz season.
Edinburgh to host pioneering architects and theatre designer exhibition.
Interviews: Matthew Bourne, Helena Bonham Carter, Jennifer Lawrence, Calum McClure, Sean Shibe and The Staves.
A dram fine Baftas night for Angels' Share; Scottish Baftas 2012: The winners.
Interviews: Robbie Coltrane, Rhod Gilbert.
Outgoing NTS director warns of ignoring Scottish artists.
Hooray for Holyrood! Triumph of Scots film.
Theatre needs 'Game Makers'.
Art of the literary punch-up.
Interviews: Bradley Cooper, Daniel Day-Lewis, Ralph Fiennes, Omar Sharif, Michael Sheen.
BBC Scotland to offer residencies to writers.
How women lost the vote again at Creative Scotland.
Glasgow site earmarked for Scotland's first film studio; 'Lack of facilities has held Scottish film-makers back, but new studio won't solve all problems'.
Interviews: Sir Tom Courtenay, Colin Firth, Shirley Henderson, Michael Pena, Ethan Johns, Chris Tucker.
Creative Scotland bosses attacked over all-male panel for new awards.
Now Brian Cox attacks Creative Scotland.
'Perhaps there aren't more Scots in arts jobs because they work elsewhere'.
Interviews: Ben Affleck, Example, Rona Munro, Ava Vidal, and Christopher Hampson.
Hat-trick of Mobo Awards for Scots singer Emeli Sande.
Creative Scotland boss replies to the 100 protesters.
Brian Cox announced as new ambassador.
Interviews: Lucy Davis, Victoria Glendinning, Ian Rankin.
Creative Scotland facing shake-up following artists' rebellion; chair announces internal investigation.
Donald Trump unhappy with BBC broadcast of documentary: The Guardian, The Scotsman.
Boyle wins libel case.
Interview: Daniel Handler---aka Lemony Snicket.
Artists spark new lease of life for Glasgow whisky warehouse.
EIF apologises for misleading box office figures.
Interviews: Ben Affleck, John Hawkes, Christina Hendricks, Martin Landau, Sam Mendes, Simon Pegg, Winona Ryder, Lea Seydoux, Timothy Spall and Sparks.
State of the Arts: Creative Scotland still hogs the headlines.
The Bongo Club finds a new home. The Journal, The Stage.
Heads of Scottish Ballet and Scottish Dance Theatre on the same page.
Four million flock to Edinburgh festivals despite rain and Olympic Games.
Interviews: Alice Cooper, Matthew Lenton, David Mitchell, Catherine O'Hara.
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