Edinburgh: Cradle of shows that conquered the world, The Independent.
Cabaret takes on standup comedy at the fringe, The Guardian.
'There will be kissing': a look at Lesbian Bathhouse, The Scotsman.
Jane Godley answers 5 questions, The List.
Gilded Balloon is celebrating its 25th birthday on the Festival Fringe, STV.
The List speaks with Noel Tovey about his work in Little Black Bastard.
The List also look at fringe productions with themes of trafficking, interactive musicals, cabarets and shows to watch while eating.
Plus new features on Beautiful Burnout, Penelope and The Girl in the Yellow Dress.
Edinburgh Fringe calls open meeting to finalise constitution, The Stage.
Mark Fisher's theatreScotland posts its last newsletter until after the festivals.
Robert Webb looks at 'doing Edinburgh' in the Telegraph.
Gareth K Vile looks at the Zoo venues in The Skinny.
Scottish government asks national companies to prepare for cuts, The Stage.
David Benson speaks about his play about the Lockerbie bombing, The Scotsman.
Scottish teenagers work with renowned Catalan company La Fura dels Baus, The Herald.
The Independent picks their favourites of the Edinburgh Festival.
WhatsOnStage.com looks at Aberdeen's upcoming season.
Curtains up on New World, The Herald.
WhatsOnStage.com picks their top 30 Edinburgh Festival and Fringe productions.
The List looks at Five TV stars appearing at the Fringe, along with a number of other features. Check the Theatre section to see everything.
How to get more for your money at the Edinburgh Fringe, The List.
Orkestra Del Sor and Julie Fowlis visit Fringe by the Sea, The List.
The List picks its 30 top shows of the Fringe.
The List also looks at show on the Fringe that feature doctors, sports, productions from Europe, site specific, sex and LGBT for themes.
Love of dance is a many splendoured thing, The Herald.
The great ventriloquist comeback, The Herald.
When Hamlet stalked the stages of Almada, The Herald.
Mark Fisher presents theatreSCOTLAND's latest update.
Neil Cooper looks at this year's 'Made in Scotland' line-up, The Herald.
Scottish arts face £2 million funding cut, The Telegraph.
'Let's cut the arts budget', The Guardian.
Arts budget hardly deserves to 'share the pain' of country's cuts, The Scotsman.
Stage companies are rushing to project their work on the cinema screen, but it's not a case of film envy, The Scotsman.
The Fringe's iPhone App scheduled for upgrade by August 4, Annals of the Edinburgh Stage.
A look at Bedlan Theatre in Edinburgh, The Herald.
HATS stage rare production of Gray's McGrotty and Ludmilla, Annals of the Edinburgh Stage.
Dundee Rep announces it's autumn season, The Courier.
Annals of the Edinburgh Stage looks at the Fringe iPhone App.
Black Watch returns for UK and US tour, The Courier.
The Main Event--Merchant City Festival, The Scotsman.
Edinburgh festivals launch £300K digital development plan, The Stage.
The Guardian asks 'What's so wrong with proscenium arch theatre?'
Gareth K Vile at The Skinny looks at the difference between 'performance' and 'art'.
Hit musical gets rewrite and professional production, Annals of the Edinburgh Stage.
Sky Arts resurrects The South Bank Show Awards, The Stage.
Tribute paid to Sir Charles Mackerras by Scottish Chamber Orchestra, STV.
Edinburgh council turns down fringe big for licence exemptions, The Stage.
An overview of the 2010 Edinburgh Festivals and their directors, The List.
The List recommends Fifty Edinburgh Fringe shows for a fiver.
Glasgow gets ready for a Surge in performing arts, The Herald.
Sky Arts leaves BBC in the wings with Chekhov revivals, The Guardian.
George's Marvellous Medicine and enduring appeal of Roald Dahl's work, The List.
Aberdeen International Youth Festival returns to Webster Theatre, The Courier.
Clarke Peters of The Wire on his show Five Guys Named Moe, The Herald.
Short Filmhouse season preps audiences for EIF, Annals of the Edinburgh Stage.
A hard act to follow: Ruby Richardson, The Herald.
Mills criticises media 'laziness' over EIF and Edinburgh Festival Fringe, The Stage.
Should Edinburgh's festivals unite? The Guardian.
Byre Theatre to legally challenge withdrawal of arts council funds, The Stage.
Getting INto the spirit of the Festival, The Skinny.
Police called to murder scene--Women of Troy implicated, Annals of the Edinburgh Stage.
Carnegie Hall in Scottish Panto First, WhatsOnStage.com.
A teller of small tales, The Herald.
Black Watch to return to the Barbican as part of autumn season, The Stage.
Would you vote to save your local theatre? The Guardian.
Gareth K Vile muses over Chekov, The Skinny.
Picks of this year's Edinburgh Festival are suggested by The Guardian.
The List mentions upcoming outdoor theatre productions.
Aberdeen theatre on track for restoration grant, The Stage.
Josie Long's guide to surviving the Edinburgh festival, The Guardian.
Plus, new features on Valhalla! and reviews of King Lear, New Works New Worlds and Steel Magnolias.
Creative Scotland launched, The Stage.
Mary Brennan speaks with Suzi Simpson about the New Works New Worlds festival, The Herald.
Changes to Edinburgh Fringe constitution delayed, The Stage.
Plus new reviews of Decky Does a Bronco, King Lear, Lysistrata, New Works New Worlds, Queen Margaret and Witness for the Prosecution.
Robert Dawson Scott questions the success of the National Theatre of Scotland in the Caledonian Mercury.
Bard in the Botanics opens, The Skinny, The List and the Evening Times.
Lucy Powell looks at 'One-on-one theatre' in The Times.
CATS award winner Simon Stephens writes about theatre in prisons, The Guardian.
Art can't heal the horrors of Armenia's open wounds, The Herald.
Plus new features on Lysistrata, Rent and Vahalla!
The CATS get the cream of stage productions, The Herald.
SAC cuts Wee Stories and Byre Theatre in final funding round, The Stage.
Actress Kate Dickie returns to the screen in sequel to lauded Red Road, The Herald.
RSAMD is 'Second fiddle to no-one', The Herald
CATS Awards winners announced! STV, The Stage, The Courier, WhatsOnStage.comand the CATS website.
Interview: Sir Sandy Crombie--Chairman of Creative Scotland, The Scotsman.
Traverse shows to be screened live in cinemas during Edinburgh festival, The Stage.
Mark Fisher looks at The Main Event: Edinburgh Fringe, The Scotsman.
Behind the scenes of the National Theatre of Scotland, The Herald.
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