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Something For The Weekend: Ms Ray, Makongo and Paisley Comedy Festival
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (581+ words) From a daytime dance party in Portobello to a rollerskating community in Glasgow, here’s our round-up of things to do over the weekend Elsewhere, People Skate Glasgow are a community of rollerskaters who host weekly rhythm skate meet-ups where skaters…...
Scotland???s first children???s comedy theatre festival to launch in Perth
3+ day, 34+ min ago (424+ words) Scotland’s first children’s comedy theatre festival to launch in Perth The List.co.uk Scotland’s first children’s comedy theatre festival to launch in Perth HOOT! brings clowning, slapstick, improv and interactive shows to Perth Theatre in October Scotland’s first festival…...
The Singer theatre review: Dynamic and sparkling
1+ week, 4+ day ago (516+ words) list.co.uk The Singer theatre review: Dynamic and sparkling This gig-theatre piece follows a washed-up ‘hearie’ busker and a talented deaf artist It’s the singer, not the song. Or, indeed, it’s the signer, not the song. In undercurrent and…...
Through The Shortbread Tin theatre review: Neither tub thumping nor twee
1+ week, 4+ day ago (330+ words) The List.co.uk Through The Shortbread Tin theatre review: Neither tub thumping nor twee With an ancient hoax as its starting point, this NTS production analyses Scotland’s pros and cons Mel Gibson, Outlander, Monarch Of The Glen: who gets…...
Louise: The Last Dance theatre review??? A fascinating tale
1+ week, 6+ day ago (371+ words) Louise: The Last Dance theatre review – A fascinating tale The List.co.uk Louise: The Last Dance theatre review – A fascinating tale The unsung hero of Toulouse-Lautrec’s drawings is given centre stage If you think you’ve never heard of can-can…...
John Kearns: Tilting At Windmills comedy review??? Soulful humour
2+ week, 22+ min ago (268+ words) John Kearns: Tilting At Windmills comedy review – Soulful humour The List.co.uk John Kearns: Tilting At Windmills comedy review – Soulful humour A kaleidoscopic, heartfelt hour of existential musings from a restless comic mind Weaving his frustrated search for a…...
Nesting theatre review: Well-performed if slight
1+ week, 6+ day ago (246+ words) The List.co.uk Nesting theatre review: Well-performed if slight A cynical seagull steals the show in this family drama Like many plays at the Fringe, Nesting can’t decide what genre it wants to be. It has two dramatic stories:…...
One last push: the shows to get you through the final week of the Fringe
2+ week, 6+ day ago (273+ words) Pure Life Plus’s Brendon Ludlow may be a bit knackered at the end of the Fringe, but he’s still found time to recommend a few more shows that’ll give you some pep Your feet hurt. Your sleep schedule has collapsed....
Our Edinburgh Festival reviews round-up 2026: Monday 24 August
2+ week, 6+ day ago (220+ words) As we enter the final week of Fringe madness, here are our recent festival favourites With the end of festival season on the horizon, Fringegoers are scrambling to catch as many standout shows as possible. Here is our final round-up…...
Something For The Weekend: DJ Paypal, Edinburgh Art Festival and The Foraging Gardener
3+ week, 2+ day ago (681+ words) Edinburgh Book Fringe kicks off, plus we have Fringe recommendations and the wonderful Leith Kino returns with a selection of bookish film. And Robin Grainger enters out cultural Hot Seat with some of his top picks of the Fringe Edinburgh…...