Curtain up: productions that opened in years gone by

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Harry Hepple and Naana Agyei-Ampadu in Been So Long. Photo: Tristram Kenton

Scenic art lecturer Gary Fry: 'Trust in your judgement and don’t stop learning'

Advice by John Byrne

Actor Alan Berkley: 'I got my first role on TV over some steak pie and veg'

Advice by John Byrne

What advice do you have for someone doing their first Edinburgh Fringe?

The Green Room by Jon Dryden Taylor

Isolation rules force Turbine to cancel My Night with Reg performances

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Let’s use this year’s hybrid Edinburgh Fringe as a dry run for a fairer ‘new normal’

by Thom Dibdin

Look closely across Scotland and you’ll find artists revolutionising theatre

by Simon Sharkey

Don’t dismiss digital – it has spurred creativity and widened theatre’s appeal

by Lyn Gardner

Partnership, generosity and support will help Scottish theatre overcome this crisis

by Fiona Sturgeon Shea

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