In this version of Euripides’ classic, relentless tragedy about the aftermath of the fall of Troy, the gods are indifferent bureaucrats...

Creatives in St Andrews have three streets worth of space to play with, and this is undeniably a ‘rose and thorn’ situation that...

Before the lights have even dimmed at Macbeth, you’re in for a show. A woman clad in a skirt the colour of earth shuffles and deals her...

*The author realises the quote used in her title is not from Macbeth; however, she likes it too much not to use it. *** Macbeth and his...

As the audience flocked into the Barron at the Byre on a cold October night, the keen-eyed amongst them began murmuring with...

The week of writing this piece, I had two interesting interactions with media from the past. In a class, the tutor proposes the use of...

Another one of Mermaid’s splendours, Present Laughter, was shown at the Byre Theatre on January 31st and February 1st. Co-directed by...

With exam season right around the corner, what better a way to take a much needed mid-week break from revision than a night at the...

Green and blue light pools on the velvet curtain. It soon lifts, revealing a boat, the sea and the sky. In the pit below, the orchestra...

Amidst the drama-filled release of Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling and controversial  Marylin Monroe biopic Blonde, Tom George’s...