Nostalgic Joy in Rollers Forever at King’s Theatre Edinburgh

Nostalgic Joy in Rollers Forever at King’s Theatre Edinburgh

cathcoutts Oct 29, 2026 5 min read

This was my first visit to the King’s Theatre since it reopened—an evening rooted in memories, renewed connections, and the enduring pull of a favourite song. The audience was mainly…

Review: Revel – Byre Theatre, St Andrews

Review: Revel – Byre Theatre, St Andrews

cathcoutts Sep 18, 2026 5 min read

A Company Chordelia production in association with the Byre Theatre and Luminate, Revel is a “60+ coming-of-age story”, fusing dance, physical theatre, dialogue and music based on performers Kally Lloyd-Jones…

Review: The Silence of the Lambs – Festival Theatre, Edinburgh

Review: The Silence of the Lambs – Festival Theatre, Edinburgh

cathcoutts Sep 10, 2026 6 min read

Taking an iconic book which became an even more iconic film and converting it into a stage play is a brave move – and one which has largely paid off…

Echoes of Love – Chinese Culture Week returns to the Fringe with a vibrant programme

Echoes of Love – Chinese Culture Week returns to the Fringe with a vibrant programme

cathcoutts Aug 14, 2026 2 min read

Spanning four venues and built around the theme of reconnecting people through arts and culture, Chinese Culture Week offers a wide variety of activities. The ‘Stage’ offering includes displays by…

EdFringe Review: Craig Hill: You’re Not Even Safe Up the Back!

EdFringe Review: Craig Hill: You’re Not Even Safe Up the Back!

cathcoutts Aug 11, 2026 4 min read

Craig Hill is cheap. Surprisingly so. To clarify – you can see this National Treasure for the same price – £16.50 a pop – as some obscure musician or dire…