Thom Dibdin

Dundee Rep and Scottish Dance Theatre have launched online platform Rep Studios, which will employ 84 freelancers in its first season, and feature a mix of theatre, dance and music

Documentary of the journey of Grid Iron’s nearly staged, site-specific adaptation serves as an absorbing record of the process of creating theatre in lockdown

There’s no compromising on the silliness in Bea Roberts’ digital play for Shoreditch Town Hall, recorded in binaural surround-sound and pitched perfectly to six to 11-year-olds

In the latest in our series looking at how UK venues have coped since the onset of Covid-19 and going dark, Eden Court’s artistic director James Mackenzie-Blackman tells Thom Dibdin how serving its community directly has transformed its outlook

Pitlochry Festival Theatre has announced an outdoor summer season, following the Scottish government’s announcement that restrictions on theatres will be eased from May

First minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced plans for the easing of Covid restrictions, which could allow theatres to reopen in the summer

The City of Edinburgh Council has confirmed grants totalling more than £4 million to help culture in the Scottish capital recover from the effects of Covid-19

Edinburgh fringe venues have called for a clear time frame to enable them to plan for this year’s festival, warning that the future of the annual event itself is in jeopardy without one

Stand and Be Counted Theatre’s endearing immersive audio children’s adventure explores the difficulties of making friends in a new place

Thirteen of the 17 performers in the new plays by Jaimini Jethwa, John Byrne and Lynda Radley for Sound Stage are based in Scotland, as are the directors and assistant directors of the three productions