Fergus Morgan

A message in a bottle has been found during redevelopment work, containing a piece of paper dated to 1906, the same year the King’s Theatre opened

The long-delayed redevelopment of Glasgow’s Citizens Theatre has been given a boost of £8 million by the Scottish government

Affectionate and imaginative adaptation of the much-loved comic strip from musical theatre duo Scott Gilmour and Claire McKenzie

The draft budget for 2025/26 includes £20 million for Creative Scotland’s multi-year funding programme plus £1.7 million more for the country's festivals

Edinburgh’s Manipulate Festival has revealed a slimmed-down programme for 2025 that does not feature international work, blaming ’’tagnating funding’

‘Transformational’: Scottish government boosts culture spend by £34m

Duncan McLean and Wils Wilson's adaptation fails to sparkle

Artists and companies owed hundreds of thousands of pounds by Summerhall could be left in limbo until mid-February, after an Edinburgh court delayed a decision on the troubled arts centre’s legal battle with HMRC over unpaid corporation tax

A revival of Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge and a new play by Douglas Maxwell will feature in Jemima Levick’s first season at Glasgow’s Tron Theatre

The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society's income was £5.53 million for the past 12 months, compared with expenditure of £5.76 million, meaning it has operated at a loss since 2021

The ongoing dispute between Summerhall and HMRC that has left dozens of artists owed hundreds of thousands of pounds has been labelled ‘absolutely horrific’ by outgoing EdFringe boss Shona McCarth

Steffan Rhodri’s love for theatre has been growing since he was just eight years old, and it shows no sign of disappearing as he gears up to star in The Little Foxes at the Young Vic this winter. He tells Fergus Morgan about his career so far

A new play about brass bands and a show about an 18th-century literary hoax will both be toured by the National Theatre of Scotland next year

'Give us promised funding': arts leaders make plea to Scottish government

Edinburgh International Festival has revealed the first details of its 2025 programme, including the world premiere from Scottish Ballet about Mary, Queen of Scots and the European premiere of Opera Queensland’s Orpheus and Eurydice

The long-awaited redevelopment of Edinburgh’s King’s Theatre has been delayed again, with the cost of the project spiralling to more than £40 million

The theatre says it faces a ‘very difficult financial situation’ after funding cuts by East Lothian Council and ‘urgently’ needs support to continue operating

Slight musical from A Play, a Pie and a Pint about the women who loved Robert Burns

Linda McLean’s Castle Lennox has won the 2023 Hector MacMillan Award for best new Scottish play

Sticking to one discipline is not part of the script for Nancy Carroll. She has just adapted her first play, The Cabinet Minister, for Menier Chocolate Factory