Outlander and Doctor Who star on why Glasgow play is 'a miracle'
AS an undisputed member of Scottish acting royalty, Maureen Beattie has been there, done that and dazzled in everything from Outlander and Casualty…
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AS an undisputed member of Scottish acting royalty, Maureen Beattie has been there, done that and dazzled in everything from Outlander and Casualty…
Carnivals and fairgrounds are “busier now than they have ever been” despite the pandemic forcing many across the country to come to halt, one…
Carnivals and fairgrounds are “busier now than they have ever been” despite the pandemic forcing many across the country to come to halt, one…
© Andrew Cawley Maureen Beattie would not respond kindly to the old-fashioned notion of women being seen and not heard. She is, however, heard and not seen, in a new production by Sound Stage, which premieres through Pitlochry Festival Theatre on April 30 and runs through to May 8. If there was ever a playwright who could hold the attention, just by his use of language in an audio-only production, it’s John Byrne, and naturally there’s much excitement that this production, Tennis Elbow, is his first in 13 years. “It’s been an absolute joy getting my tongue and all my vocal mechanisms...