David Pollock

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

The movement to bring theatre to our screens while Edinburgh stages are dark welcomes the Traverse’s exciting digital programme

The virtual Edinburgh Fringe continues with a rave in a shed, the story of the shot that started a war, and poignant reminders of a lost normality

The first week of the ad hoc, virtual Edinburgh Fringe begins slowly, with innovative live and online experience, and a prayer for those who create

Pitlochry Festival Theatre’s Shades of Tay, a theatrical celebration of the river that defines its local area, migrates online

For the first time in its 73-year history, the Edinburgh Fringe will not take place as an official live event in 2020. But this has not deterred companies and venues from developing creative online solutions. They speak to David Pollock about adapting to the pandemic, crowdfunding and the appetite for change in the sector

An oasis for anyone who thirsts for the live experience