David Pollock

Clowning, music and gentle Christmas fun for younger theatregoers, in a streaming show made for those with and without hearing loss

Perth Theatre’s replacement Zoom pantomime delivers the experience to your home with humour, poignancy and perfect choreography

The centenary of Glasgow’s poet laureate Edwin Morgan is celebrated with a beautifully busy, filmed promenade through the city’s Tron Theatre

Pitlochry’s charming seasonal show for younger audiences, The Magic of Christmas, survives a necessary transition from the promenade to the small screen

Illusionist Scott Silven’s mould-breaking, interactive online show for the Traverse Theatre becomes a theatrical quest for human connection

The award-winning poet, playwright and performer talks about almost relinquishing her dream of a career in theatre, liking the idea of ‘fusion fiction’, and why her play Lament for Sheku Bayoh feels more urgent and timely than ever

Mull Theatre’s duo of new online plays powerfully explore themes of hope and purpose

Glasgow community arts project involving dance, music and food becomes a profound and timely celebration of togetherness

Creating an immersive podcast in lockdown, which captures the club culture of the 1990s, has presented challenges for writer and composer Martin Green, director Wils Wilson and dramaturg David Greig, but as they tell David Pollock, the experience has only made them more excited for when the show can finally be performed on stage

Light-hearted but soulful performances in Scottish Opera’s free outdoor show