LINSAY MOWAT reports on a serious outbreak of Arm Raising, Bum Thrusting and Feet Stomping at the Orkney Folk Festival.
31 May 2004

ROBERT LIVINGSTON assesses the efforts of Edinburgh-based choreographer Norman Douglas’s dance group.
31 May 2004

MARK FISHER finds that the customary enthusiasm of the Pitlochry company can’t quite atone for a flawed production.
31 May 2004

JENNIE MacFIE goes home happy after her first live encounter with Shooglenifty.
31 May 2004

ROBERT LIVINGSTON finds John Durnin making his debut as the new artistic director at Pitlochry Festival Theatre with an unusual play from a familiar source.
28 May 2004

KENNY MATHIESON revels in a close-quarters encounter with two of the major names in Gaelic music.
27 May 2004

ROBERT LIVINGSTON finds much to admire in Scottish Opera’s new production of Puccini’s La Bohème.
24 May 2004

MARK FISHER leaves Catherine’s Wheel’s pared-down production of Cyrano with a tear in his eye…
17 May 2004

MARK FISHER admires the latest production from the acclaimed Grid Iron Theatre Company.
17 May 2004

MARK FISHER gets bogged down in Proof.
14 May 2004

FIONA MACKENZIE hears the scaled-down Capercaillie take flight on their Highland tour.
10 May 2004

“Dance, or we’ll rip your arms off”: CATRIONA PAUL obeys the command as Highland band DIONYSSUS do battle in Edinburgh in the Emergenza contest.
10 May 2004

MARK FISHER enjoys a modest but insightful debut from writer Alan Wilkins.
05 May 2004

FIONA MACKENZIE enjoys the tuition and the craic at this year’s Adult Feis Rois.
04 May 2004

JANE MONCRIEFF reports on the shenanigans at Shetland’s famous (or should that be infamous?) folk festival.
03 May 2004

GILES SUTHERLAND admires the confrontation with adversity in the work of artist Joyce Gunn Cairns.
03 May 2004