David Pollock

Gary McNair’s heartfelt audio play explores fandom in lower-league football, in the latest instalment of Edinburgh Royal Lyceum and Pitlochry Festival Theatre’s Sound Stage series

Anthology piece celebrating the landscape of the River Tay, which comes alive amid the Pitlochry woodland

Glasgow’s celebrated outdoor Shakespeare series Bard in the Botanics returns with a fresh and funny production

Colin McCredie’s vainglorious Mr Toad leads a lively ensemble in Kenneth Grahame’s classic, while Brian Ferguson gives a riveting performance in Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s tale of a lonely dreamer who falls in love

Glasgow-based Lynda Radley’s sharp comedy exploring early motherhood is the fourth installment of the Sound Stage series of audio plays by Pitlochry Festival Theatre and the Royal Lyceum in Edinburgh

David Greig’s poignant and timely play about civilisation, colonialism and connection, in stunning outdoor surroundings at Pitlochry Festival Theatre

Hindu deities come to Dundee in Jaimini Jethwa’s intriguing but uneven audio play

Mull Theatre teams playwrights with performers for five vivid and varied animated monologue shorts

For the latest instalment of Sound Stage, The Slab Boys’ John Byrne revisits his debut play in an audio comedy that feels destined for staged performance

Scottish-based composer and sound designer Michael John McCarthy talks to David Pollock about his podcast project The Dream Frequencies and why he longs to return to full-blown theatre productions