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Inside story of Scots theatre that produces more plays than anywhere else in world
A Play, A Pie and A Pint’s new artistic director Brian Logan made a speech recently at a gala dinner to celebrate the Oran Mor theatre’s 20th anniversary. His (very funny) offering referenced Keir Starmer’s pre-election safety-first political strategy, in which the hopeful PM was described as ‘Like a man carrying a priceless Ming vase across a highly polished floor’.
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Alison Rowat: It's that man Gove again. What has he done now?
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'There's a distinct soulfulness to Scottish music’
'A masterclass' – What Herald critics say about this week's most exciting arts events
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Further 65 women tell BBC of abuse by Mohamed Al Fayed
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'My son is autistic and so am I - but there’s nothing wrong with either of us'
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'No other art form can do it in the same way'
'Piers Morgan made his mate Lorraine Kelly sound like one of the Kray twins'
The impoverished Scots composer who ended up working with U2, Madonna and James Bond
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The long battle for Scottish women to make their voices heard
Alison Rowat: Oh dear, Keir. Is it too late for voters to ask for a refund?
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