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Uncanny revelations. Why Scotland is 'one of most haunted countries' in world

Danny Robins, comedian and host of the hit podcast, Uncanny, describes Scotland as “certainly one of the most haunted places in the world”.

'Broodingly cataclysmic' Review: Twice-Born, Scottish Ballet, four stars

What's on: Joseph Malik's new release, author John Niven and a ghost story

Bard in the Botanics back with a deeply satisfying take on Lear’s Fool

Gold key given to Andrew Carnegie when he opened Scots theatre to go on display

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Theatre: A musical treat for Stranger Things fans

Theatre review: 'A passionate craving for liberation that goes beyond first blood'

Shakespeare's Scottish play gets a Paisley twist with marching woods of 'Feegie'

River City's Cameron Fulton is supporting Glasgow Stands with Ukraine

Shows cancelled after Scots theatre roof found to be 'largely made' of Raac

The free spirits that went into creating Glasgow's 'sleeping giant'

Theatre: The broken Britpop dream that turned into a stage play

John Cairney, actor and writer who was key figure in the history of the Fringe

Edinburgh goes all 1960s, Glasgow is starstruck ... but it’s murder in Stirling

best of scotland New drama follows young band trying to break through in Britpop-era Scotland

Isla Cowan’s play is an unwitting illustration of the dangers of everyday tragedies

'Putin and Stalin are devils from the same system': Ukraine singer on escaping Kiev

Review: Peter Arnott’s self-styled attempt at Scottish Chekhov impresses

Grand Tour celebrating one of Scotland's music pioneers with award-winning soprano

Opinion Keith Bruce: Give Benedetti a hearty round of applause for her first EIF

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Letters Public inquiries are a convenient way out for the guilty

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Reviews: Nassim with Greg McHugh; and Eden Sher: I was on a Sitcom Turret

The Diary of a Fringe First Timer

Updated Scotland 'on the cliff-edge of a cultural recession' says arts chief

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Spirituality and grace shines out from every pore of the dancers’ bodies

Theatre review: A deadly piece of serious fun

Yoga With Jillian: a one-woman class stretching deep into existentialism

'Superb stage and lighting design' - Festival Opera: Bluebeard’s Castle, 5 stars

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Emily Woof in Blizzard: understanding each other in the abstract and the literal

Edinburgh Fringe 'It's just a fundamental part of who we are, we're all susceptible to addiction'

An emotional rollercoaster: No Love Songs will steal your heart at the Traverse

Review: Unforgettable Girl: study of privilege doesn't quite hit the mark

Review: A sharp critique of modern life from National Theatre of Luxembourg

What's on next week: Return of Jaws and stars line up for book festival

A ‘love letter to her mother’ that Sinéad will never send

Review: Kosky breathes new life into Brecht and Weill’s classic play

Theatre: You will leave this show feeling tap of the world

'Truly uplifting on every level': The Rite of Spring/Common Ground[s]. Review

'My sisters have real jobs - I’m dancing in tights' Scot grabs Macbeth role with RCS

What's on in Scotland: Fine arts and sultry music to fill summer days and nights

Arts organisations set to lose out in 'competitive' Creative Scotland funding battle

Exclusive Trans row: Theatre boss apologises for 'careless and harmful Twitter actions'

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A show to make you think about the way we live today. Festival review

True love doesn’t run smooth here: Festival Dance Chapter 3. Review

Review: Festival Opera, The Magic Flute Usher Hall, Edinburgh

Fringe: The shy lad from Harthill who is now reading minds on the Vegas Strip

Taggart's John Michie: Out of the ‘mad factory’, into a ‘very exciting’ nightmare ...

'Pure emotion' - Festival Theatre, Trojan Women, Neil Cooper, Four stars

Opinion Teddy Jamieson: Edinburgh without the festivals? Doesn't bear thinking about

An edgy and unsettling black comedy turning on sex, disillusionment and despair

A feast for the mind and the senses from absurdist theatre maker Geoff Sobelle

Feel the fear and play it anyway: Hilary Brooks on her Fringe show

Review: Isobel McArthur’s barn-storming premiere is a Festival must-see

Best of Scotland ‘I was amazed how funny he was’ David Bowie at centre of Jack Docherty’s Fringe show