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The Tumbling Lassie & Fergus of Galloway

★★★★☆ Jaunty:

Edinburgh Studio Opera renews its association with Alexander McCall Smith and Tom Cunningham with this double bill, marrying new work The Tumbling Lassie with 2013’s Fergus of Galloway.

Thom Dibdin on August 17, 2018

Technicolor

★★★★☆ Extra-terrestrially cool:

Black Bat’s Technicolor is a freewheeling exercise in both nostalgia and modernity that is highly recommended.

Hugh Simpson on August 16, 2018

Hymns For Robots

★★★☆☆ Electronic dream:

Hymns For Robots, Noctium Theatre’s portrait of electronic music innovator Delia Derbyshire, is an appealingly winsome piece of theatre.

Hugh Simpson on August 16, 2018

The Steamie

★★★★☆ Strong bond:

Leitheatre make a solid and entertaining evening of it with their take on Tony Roper’s great Scottish comedy, The Steamie, which is at St Serf’s until Saturday.

Thom Dibdin on August 16, 2018

The WWI Wardrobe Project

★★★☆☆ Historical accuracy:

The WWI Wardrobe Project has emotional force as well as a certain charm as Immersive Response’s production seeks to make 1917 more immediate.

Hugh Simpson on August 16, 2018

The Tumbling Lassie & Fergus of Galloway

★★★★☆ Jaunty:

Edinburgh Studio Opera renews its association with Alexander McCall Smith and Tom Cunningham with this double bill, marrying new work The Tumbling Lassie with 2013’s Fergus of Galloway.

Technicolor

★★★★☆ Extra-terrestrially cool:

Black Bat’s Technicolor is a freewheeling exercise in both nostalgia and modernity that is highly recommended.

Hymns For Robots

★★★☆☆ Electronic dream:

Hymns For Robots, Noctium Theatre’s portrait of electronic music innovator Delia Derbyshire, is an appealingly winsome piece of theatre.

The Steamie

★★★★☆ Strong bond:

Leitheatre make a solid and entertaining evening of it with their take on Tony Roper’s great Scottish comedy, The Steamie, which is at St Serf’s until Saturday.

The WWI Wardrobe Project

★★★☆☆ Historical accuracy:

The WWI Wardrobe Project has emotional force as well as a certain charm as Immersive Response’s production seeks to make 1917 more immediate.

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