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Clarkston review – strong performances shine light onto dark subject matter

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Glasgow institution Citizens Theatre reopens after a seven-year intermission

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I was never taught about Black women in British history. So I decided to do something about it

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This prison theatre project prepares young offenders for life on the outside: ‘Art can be a game changer’

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Brian Cox: ‘I’ve been haunting Margaret Thatcher’

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The weaponisation of fear and misinformation is nothing new. We must act against it

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The Reckoning – a play creating the crucible from which truth and justice can emerge

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No experience of homelessness is the same. That’s why we’re giving people space to tell their stories

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My Master Builder review – it’s the women who shine in Ewan McGregor’s West End return

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Operation Mincemeat stars on British humour, Broadway and why fascism ‘hits differently’ in America

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The Last Laugh: Why there’s such nostalgia for the funny men who brought the nation together

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How Ballet Shoes became a timeless story about the power of choosing your family

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Drag star Le Gateau Chocolat: ‘As a Black drag queen, I’m political… even when I don’t want to be’

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Lin Coghlan and Jim Pope

We have to find a better way to care for our young people. I hope my play helps start that

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It’s time to honour Fife’s political trailblazer Jennie Lee. My play is just the start

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Olivier-winning theatre maker Jamie Eastlake: ‘The North East is on the verge of 90s Manchester’

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Can the story of the 1997 Kyoto Protocol show us a way through the climate crisis?

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Bradley Riches on Heartstopper, new musical Babies and how coming out helped him embrace his autism

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Maggie & Me author Damian Barr: ‘Today’s Tories are far beyond Thatcher’s darkest dreams’

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‘Whose voices have the right to be heard?’: Censorship of Black culture has existed for decades

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