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The untold side of Robert Burns - from the women he loved
We love to know the story of the great woman behind the great man. But imagine the intrigue to be gained when the wife and another love of her husband’s life come together.
The unlikely pair behind a ground-breaking piece of Scottish theatre
A prime time English horror story with plenty of bite in the heart of Scotland
My favourite place? It's my back garden in Cumbernauld, says actor
Warning: Do not watch this if you are scared of flying
'I should’ve been dead at 15 months old' - Tributes to Scots actor and writer
Alan Cumming to run Pitlochry theatre. What can we (and he) expect?
Alan Cumming named as new Artistic Director of Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Dancers make this consummate precision look spontaneous and effortless
Heavy breathers, Margaret Thatcher and a rite of passage
'This show is incredibly sexy. The cast is so hot and the costumes spectacular'
Is new Rebus play a worthy successor to Rankin’s novels about world-weary detective?
The story behind a hidden Glasgow gem that originated in depression hit Soviet Russia
'Aristocratic elfin alien sibling of Bowie' is still as Scottish as a haggis supper
Beloved Scottish theatre undergoes 'facelift' ahead of 120th anniversary
‘I’ve come to realise there are other things in life’
Scottish Government 'playing games' with the arts after Creative Scotland u-turn
Story of Stone of Destiny celebrated in new Gaelic play
Government orders review into scandal hit Creative Scotland as arts funding increased
Review: Dido and Aeneas at the Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Labour is lost in identity politics while right-wing thrives, says left-wing comedian
In case you haven’t heard, Oasis are back - whether you like it or not
Tributes to 'Glasgow patriot' who helped found ground-breaking theatre
'Nobody really expected it to endure' – 20 years of A Play, A Pie and A Pint
Was the man who invented King Arthur a rapist?
'I’ve had a weird career that makes no sense' - new boss for Scots theatre phenomenon
Vista from this Scots hill beats even San Francisco, says Graham Norton
The Fringe's under pressure as never before. I set out to discover if it has a future
EIF Review: Bat for Lashes delivers a delirious and poundingly loud set in Edinburgh
Carlos Alba: So will the Fringe become a victim of its own success?
Forget the Fringe, this is the Scottish festival you need to know about
Future of art and festivals is at risk amid funding pressure, Fringe chief warns
Roz Foyer: Reverse the cuts or Scotland’s culture will be for rich people only
New East Ayrshire pantomine venue is the Tops – oh yes it is!
EIFT Review: 'A weird and wonderful production with tremendous panache'
EIFT Review: 'A remarkable mash up of historical fiction with devastating power'
'A wild merry-go-round to savour' - Scots star Jack Lowden shines in Festival play
Scottish Beatles comedy tells the story of 1960s era battle of the sexes
Scotland feels intellectually dead. We’re a nation treading water
A pop at Putin: Festival Opera's The Marriage of Figaro at Edinburgh Festival review
'Remarkable': Nigamon/Tunai at Edinburgh International Festival Theatre review
I don't think anything like the Fringe could exist in the US
‘Plays about Covid? It’s escape we need’ Elaine C Smith on scaring the weans
The Fringe is a special place where you can meet the world eye-to-eye. Also, Buckfast
The only long term relationship I have had has been with the cast of Loose Women
A vision of Scottish masculinity: Scotland's 10 best actors
Edinburgh International Festival 'rivals Olympics on global stage'
I wanted to be the guy who drank bourbon but I've not had a drink for 24 years
Husky-voiced actor lit up the Citizens Theatre before joining The Bill and EastEnders
'One of the nice ones': Linchpin of Scottish comedy scene dies
Renowned Scottish football play gets an all-female cast makeover
This magnificent, mesmerising play is a five-star sensation
Show is a hard-living testament to country music’s everyday epics of ordinary lives
'Grown-up tale about mid-life trauma has perfectly nuanced performances'