David Pollock

The Gaiety’s ambitiously technical attempt to create a streaming ensemble piece during Covid times is drawn together by the magnetic Maureen Beattie

After four years running Stellar Quines, Jemima Levick this week takes over influential new-writing theatre A Play, a Pie and a Pint. She tells David Pollock about her ambitions to test the boundaries of what lunchtime theatre can be

The first instalment in Edinburgh Royal Lyceum and Pitlochry Festival Theatre’s Sound Stage audio series is an intimate letter of love and appreciation from Mark Ravenhill to his late mother

Known for his work with Edinburgh-based site-specific company Grid Iron, director Ben Harrison tells David Pollock about adapting to Covid restrictions and creating Chalk Walk, in which an actor takes one stranger on an hour-long journey

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