An A-Z of 2011's (possible) cultural highlights, Caledonian Mercury.
Review of the Year--2010, View from the Stalls.
All things being sequel, Daily Mail.
Pantomime--why does the Christmas tradition hold such a special place in Scottish hearts? The Scotsman.
The Evening Times' Brian Beacom and Paul Greenwood look back at 2010's theatre and film highlights.
US Library of Congress announces new films to be preserved, BBC.
Opportunity to join DCA's board of trustees, The Courier.
Theatre in 2010: A big adventure into a wild world, The Scotsman.
Ewan McGregor receives death threat on set, The Independent.
Tilda Swinton joins trio to shake up Edinburgh Film Festival, The Guardian.
Andrew Eaton comments on the Edinburgh Film Festival, The Scotsman.
Colin Firth and Mike Leigh films up for movie awards, The Independent.
Traverse, Dundee Rep and Scottish Dance Theatre announce spring seasons, The Stage.
Blake Edwards: Hollywood film director dies aged 88, BBC.
theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update, including a look at Dundee Rep and the Traverse's spring seasons, the return of Theatre Workshop.
Memories of the Alhambra in Glasgow, The Herald.
Making a play for the past, The Herald.
Colin Firth leads British invasion in Screen Actors Guild nominations, The Guardian.
The Golden Globes. The full list at The Guardian and a critical look from Empire.
Let's go to the panto! Kids help with the reviewing of some of Scotland's pantos, Evening Times.
'Social Network' wins more critics' awards, The Independent.
Black Swan dominates Critics' Choice Movie Awards, STV.
theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
Dance world comes out in support of Ashley Page, departing artistic director of Scottish Ballet, The Guardian.
National Theatre of Scotland celebrates fifth birthday with a pub lock-in, STV.
Campaign launched to prevent redevelopment of Edinburgh's Assembly Rooms, The Stage and the Financial Times.
Arguments for and against the Assembly Rooms rennovation, The Scotsman.
Helen Mirren criticises Hollywood's male obsession with the penis, The Telegraph.
Kate Dickie: "I've been angst-ridden all my life", The Guardian.
theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
King's Speech wings big at BIFA's, Empire Online.
Polanski's 'The Ghost' wins best at European Film Awards, The Independent.
Caledonian connection will ensure success of RST, The Herald.
Forest Fringe is saved--for the moment, The Guardian.
It's that time of year again. Let Oscars battle begin. The Independent.
Saving two key Edinburgh arts venues: An open letter to Creative Scotland, The Scotsman.
Foo Fighters to break out at T in the Park, The Courier.
New beginnings at the Citizens Theatre, The Herald.
Critical distance is a far-off fantasy, The Guardian.
Forest Cafe wins first fight against plans to redevelop its Edinburgh home, The Stage.
theatreSCOTLAND's weekly newsletter is out.
Revamped BFI to take over from UK Film Council, The Independent.
Gregory Burke interview, Financial Times.
Byre Theatre seeking help from friends, The Courier.
A look at Scotland's panto season, STV & Evening Times.
Fringe Society gives participants more say, The Stage.
Tramway: Venue of the Month, The Skinny.
Hammer horror actress Ingrid Pitt dies aged 73, BBC.
Scots panto is dead...oh no it isn't, Edinburgh Evening News.
theatreSCOTLAND weekly newsletter: a closer look at Scotland's arts budget and next year's EIF theme.
Edinburgh arts space The Forest under threat after landlord's bankruptcy, The List.
Alhambra Theatre reaches ticket sales milestone, The Courier.
International box office for the weekend, The Independent.
Scenes from the inside: How the inmates of Barlinnie prison have embraced theatre to find hope for the future, The Scotsman.
Harry Potter--Hogwarts and all--is Britain's top model: a response to David Cameron's recent statement about how British films should be funded. The Guardian.
Scotland's arts budget revealed! BBC, The Guardian, The Stage and WhatsOnStage.com.
Scottish arts world welcomes devolved budget, The Stage.
Edinburgh International Festival 2011 looks East, The Stage.
Still Game star Gavin Mitchell to replace Gerard Kelly in panto role, Daily Record.
Karen Gillan wins debut movie Romeo and Brittney, STV.
Scotland's arts organisations must come clean about the budget cuts, The Herald.
Carey Mulligan offered Great Gatsby's Daisy, The Independent.
Behind the in-your-face attitude of Slovenian theatre, The Herald.
Hundreds turn out for Glasgow funeral of Gerard Kelly, BBC.
RSAMD plans name change, The Stage.
Closing time at Edinburgh's Forest Cafe? The Guardian.
This week's theatreSCOTLAND newsletter is out.
Ashley Page and Scottish Ballet, The Guardian, The Scotsman and The Stage.
Harry Potter museum planned, STV.
Bourne Adapts Lord of the Flies Dance Drama, WhatsOnStage.com.
Men Should Weep should be compulsory viewing for politicians, The Guardian.
Roxy Art House closes, Annals of Edinburgh Stage.
'Bond 23' shaken and stirred, The Independent.
The Rise and Rise of Cora Bissett, STV.
Ashley Page to leave Scottish Ballet, The Stage.
theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
Ashley Page, artistic director of Scottish Ballet, steps down, STV, The Guardian.
The Edinburgh fringe stretches to Washington, The Guardian.
Trio of Edinburgh venues at risk as owner goes bust, The Stage.
Tintin's adventures in the realm of Pandora, The Guardian.
Tributes to Gerard Kelly, Annals of Edinburgh Stage, Caledonian Mercury, Evening Times, STV and The Stage, along with The Guardian's obituary.
Black Watch returns to Belfast, The Independent.
Interview with Gregory Burke, The Observer.
MGM says creditors approve Spyglass merger, The Independent.
theatreSCOTLAND newsletter this week looks at London's revival of Men Should Weep and the Citizens' project Platform 2:10.
Actor Gerard Kelly dies after aneurysm, The Herald.
The Hobbit will stay in New Zealand, Empire Online, STV and The Guardian.
Creative Scotland funding decision worsens Byre Theatre's anxiety, The Courier.
Cinema giant to take low-budget Scots film nationwide, STV.
Avatar 2 and 3 set for 2014 and 2015, Empire Online.
No end in sight for New Zealand's Hobbit saga, The Guardian.
Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush admit to paralysing stage fright, The Guardian.
'Paranormal Activity' sequel scares up the top spot worldwide, The Independent.
Scottish Opera takes its tour to canteens, The Scotsman.
Is it OK to laugh at Ibsen? The Guardian.
Chinatown the greatest film ever, say Guardian and Observer critics.
Graham Crowden dies at 87, WhatsOnStage.com.
theatreSCOTLAND's weekly newsletter looks at Black Watch's potentially controversial run in Belfast and Creative Scotland's move to Waverley Gate.
The budget cuts are announced. What will the effect be on the arts? Find commentary at The Guardian and The Stage.
Martin Freeman confirmed as Bilbo, Empire Online.
Will philanthropists save the arts? The Guardian.
Why The Hobbit's getting made and James Bond isn't, Caledonian Mercury.
Tributes paid to Happy Days actor Tom Bosley, BBC.
Old print of King Kong found in cinema during refurbishment, Evening Times.
The Hobbit is Go! Empire Online.
Mamma Mia! Wannabes say take a chance on us, Evening Times.
Why Imax is still the way forward for cinema, The Guardian.
Jacobson puts a smile on the face of the Booker, The Independent.
The weekend's box office at the cinemas is in, The Guardian.
The Exorcist uncut: Secrets of the scariest movie ever made, The Independent.
Rhys Ifans offered Spidey villain role (but which one?), Empire Online.
Why do theatres stubbornly refuse to put on their Sunday best? The Guardian.
Interview: David Tennant, actor, The Scotsman.
The Hobbit 'could be most expensive film ever made', The Telegraph.
Deathly Hallows Part One Goes 3D Free, Empire Online.
Death of the Critic--a look at how some Scottish theatre critics liked Caledonia, a production others hated. Join the debate on The Leither. Check out Across the Art's section on Caledonia, where all of the reviews mentioned, and many others, can be found. Also read this piece in the Scotsman about it.
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