An almost bare stage is serenaded by The Carpenters, Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft, the recognised anthem of World Contact Day, summing up the themes of this one
In the eerily lit vault beneath the corner of Forrest Road and Bristo Square, resembling nothing so much as the catacombs of Peladon, Australian comedian, former teacher and
Ever since the genre we know as science fiction emerged some two hundred years ago, the one medium it has yet to conquer is live performance. Drama, opera
Somewhat misleadingly listed in the theatre billings, this “unauthorised Whosical adventure” would be better suited not to the musical section but the children’s shows, not only because children
There is normally a division between an actor and a character, between an audience and a performer, between truth and fiction, but in this piece from London based
Despite his reputation as a forward thinking man, when Herbert George Wells published what was to become his best known book in 1898, he could never have seen
The city of Glasgow reaches far back, it’s origin a rural settlement in medieval times, that has become a major city of Scotland and one of the largest
In horror, you can’t keep a good corpse down, it would seem. It is ninety years since HP Lovecraft, who would have celebrated his 122nd birthday this week,
1973: Sergeant Neil Howie of the West Highland Constabulary arrives at Summerisle to investigate the disappearance of young Rowan Morrison, and is confounded by the attitudes of the
