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We look back at the life of the boy from Dundee who dedicated himself to the pursuit of a Scotland "as good as it possibly could be".
After an 18-month closure, staff and artists at Dundee Rep and Scottish Dance Theatre are raring to welcome audiences back on September 7 2021.
It would be hard to match online the thrill of Hofesh Shechterâs Political Mother in a theatre. This seminal work arrived with the force of a punch, the visceral pulse of its drum-beat hitting your chest and ears, the bright lights and surging dance blinding you in a frenzy of movement. It was a work that matched its huge theme â about indoctrination and totalitarianism, about the fine lines between joy and agony â with a blast of pure energy that sent you out into the night dancing and shaken, caught between hope and despair. Shechter had planned to revisit the piece in 2020 ...
As imagined by Brian Beacom A BIT of background here; there is as much chance of this ‘spat’ between me and Nicola Sturgeon being about border controls than there is of the Gallagher brothers singing He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother in their mum’s living room this weekend. There is even more chance of Matt Hancock saying, ‘Honestly, I was performing the internal Heimlich Manoeuvre.’ Let me explain; the First Minister’s resentment runs deeper than an Irn-Bru stain or your auntie’s new cream carpet. It has done since the Covid-payments battle with Boris and the papers dub...
As Succession fans await a third season, we celebrate the life and times of Brian Cox as he turns 75 with a look back on his career.