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My Name is Rachel Corrie

My Name is Rachel Corrie

19 Mar 2010

Verbatim theatre, while powerful, can also feel very ephemeral, bringing a sense of immediacy to performance through eye-witness accounts of events, but without much of a life beyond that particular moment in history. Ros Philips’ production of My Name…

Scottish Dance Theatre: NQR & The Life and Times of Girl A

Scottish Dance Theatre: NQR & The Life and Times of Girl A

19 Mar 2010

If it seems a little noisy in Dundee at the moment, it’s because there’s some serious groundbreaking going on there. Under the forward-thinking eye of artistic director Janet Smith, Scottish Dance Theatre (SDT) is producing work which forces us to alter…

The Hairy Bikers’ Big Night Out

The Hairy Bikers’ Big Night Out

19 Mar 2010

Bearded twosome Dave Myers and Si King get revved up to wax lyrical about their cooking and riding exploits. In a stage show directed by funny-man Bob Mortimer the pair mix cooking, chat and more as they meander through the tale of their friendship and…

The Hobbit

The Hobbit

19 Mar 2010

Peter Jackson spent over £200 million filming the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and bought himself some pretty nifty visual effects in the process. But there’s more than one way to lift JRR Tolkien’s words from the page, as theatre producer Vanessa Ford…

If That's All There Is

If That's All There Is

19 Mar 2010

If the maudlin humour and languid disenchantment of the Peggy Lee number ‘Is That All There Is?’ appeals to you, then this new piece which riffs an entire tepid kind of romance from Lieber and Stoller’s song should appeal. Inspector Sands’ debut…

The Elves and the Shoemakers

The Elves and the Shoemakers

19 Mar 2010

The Elves and the Shoemakers An Easter treat for children and young people, courtesy of the Dundee Rep ensemble. This adaptation of the classic Grimm Brothers’ tale, about the penniless shoemaker and his wife who discover an exquisite pair of shoes…

Jo Clifford: Every One

Jo Clifford: Every One

19 Mar 2010

Jo Clifford talks to Steve Cramer about her new play Every One, in which personal grief brings political liberation Since the mid 1980s, with Losing Venice, a wild and passionate condemnation of colonialism, the work of Jo Clifford has received…

Children's Classic Concerts: Crash, Bang, Wallop 2

Children's Classic Concerts: Crash, Bang, Wallop 2

19 Mar 2010

Maybe it’s because they’re percussionists by trade, but Owen and Olly have a tendency to really hit the spot. Since taking over as presenters at Children’s Classic Concerts in 2008, Owen Gunnell and Oliver Cox have put together one exciting line-up…

Theatre" Three Sisters

Theatre" Three Sisters

19 Mar 2010

Having found innovative new ways to serve up Brecht and Shakespeare to modern-day theatre goers, it stands to reason you’d cast around for another old guard figure to re-invent. So now, the formidable partnership of Filter theatre company and director…

The Elves and the Shoemakers

The Elves and the Shoemaker

10 Mar 2010

An Easter treat for children and young people, courtesy of the Dundee Rep ensemble. This adaptation of the classic Grimm Brothers’ tale, about the penniless shoemaker and his wife who discover an exquisite pair of shoes waiting for them when they wake…

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