Thom Dibdin

Aberdeen Performing Arts, which operates His Majesty’s Theatre, the Aberdeen Music Hall and the Lemon Tree, will get the largest portion of the money, £1.4 million, while Eden Court in Inverness and Edinburgh’s Capital Theatres will both receive £800,000

New plays by Mark Ravenhill, Roy Williams and Timberlake Wertenbaker will form part of an audio project that aims to recreate the experience of going to the theatre and allows audience members to interact

Haynes became an influential figure in 1960s counterculture in Edinburgh, later moving to London, where he set up the Arts Lab on Drury Lane

New perspective on Rapunzel tale makes for an episodic piece of panto fun at Stirling Castle

Jo Clifford’s groundbreaking production makes a successful transformation to online performance

Four Christmas tales live-streamed from Edinburgh’s Royal Lyceum Theatre that both entertain the mind and comfort the soul

Welsh theatre company Re-Live goes behind the headlines to reveal real lives of the elderly in lockdown

Musselburgh’s Brunton Theatre adapts its pantomime for the screen in a production full of Covid references and social-distancing jokes 

Imaginate, the organisation behind the Edinburgh International Children’s Festival, has committed to putting on a 2021 event and providing work for more than 100 freelancers in Scotland

Hannah Lavery’s starkly honest account of a death in custody reveals painful truths about contemporary Scottish society