Liz Lochhead
Dear Scotland – Review
✭✭✭✭✩ Portrait of a mindset
Dear Scotland, You are a country of many fine actors, both young and old, a country with many ideas that have to be said and with many people who have the wit to say them. Now the NTS has found a stage on which this to happen.
First Look: Dear Scotland
It is half time at the press performances of Dear Scotland, the National Theatre of Scotland’s collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery. While we wait for Tour B to start, here are some photos of the show taken by Peter Dibdin.
Review – Liz Lochhead: Apple Says Aaah – and Other Poems, Pommes and People
There are many fine writers who cannot do justice to their own material in performance, let alone impressing when reading the works of others. Liz Lochhead, as always, is an exception.
Review – Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off
A strong and straightforward telling of the relationship between Mary Queen of Scots and her cousin, Queen Elizabeth the first of England, rises out of Edinburgh People’s Theatre’s production at the Church Hill Theatre until Saturday.
Review – Perfect Days
Liz Lochhead’s delicious comedy of motherhood and friendship gets a solid production from Leitheatre up at the Church Hill Theatre until Saturday.
Perfect Days at Church Hill Theatre
Liz Lochhead’s Perfect Days, the hit comedy written by Scotland’s Makar for Siobhan Redmond, is being brought to the Church Hill theatre this week in a new production from Leitheatre.
Æ News – HATS get first bite at Makar’s Drac
Holyrood Amateur Theatrical Society stage Lochhead’s Dracula at St Bride’s By Thom Dibdin The first production of a Liz Lochhead play since the prolific playwright and poet was made Scotland’s Makar, is to be staged at the St Bride’s Centre this week. Dracula, first produced by the Royal Lyceum in 1985, is Lochhead’s retelling of […]
