Thom Dibdin

Capital Theatres in Edinburgh has been thrown a £500,000 lifeline from the Scottish government

Kelly Hunter’s adaptation of William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream for those on the autism spectrum engages and draws out its audience of one

Unable to tour its global hit White to schools, children’s theatre company Catherine Wheels adapted the work, dubbed ‘Teletubbies meets Waiting for Godot’, for the screen

Festival producers from across the UK have written to the government asking it to underwrite an insurance scheme for major events "without delay"

Edinburgh’s Lyceum Theatre will reconfigure its auditorium and expand its pool of freelancers, as it prepares to come out of hibernation and open for live theatre before Christmas

The National Theatre of Scotland will address issues of race in Scotland in a series of new digital projects that include a live stream from Edinburgh’s Royal Lyceum Theatre and an augmented-reality walking tour of Glasgow

Insightful reflections from Edinburgh’s residents on the city without its festivals

Scottish Opera’s socially distanced version of Puccini’s opera, both of and for this time of Covid, is accessible, funny and beautifully sung

The planned reopening date for theatres in Scotland has been pushed back by three weeks until October 5