The floor of Bunker One at The Pleasance is filled with an assortment of props: a weighted hula hoop, a ribbon, green and purple glowsticks, an umbrella and a pair of sunglasses.

Rep Stripped, Dundee Rep’s diverse festival of new work, will return from 1-4 June.

Dundee Rep Theatre will reopen with their new show Wings Around Dundee after being closed to the public for 18 months.

Emma Grae’s be guid tae yer mammy is a charming tale of family and life in Scotland. We meet Jean, a feisty ninety-year-old who dreamed of being a film star, her daughter Stella Marie, who suffers with chronic illnesses and is bullied by her sisters, and her granddaughters Kate and Isla, who want to escape the small village where they grew up.

The Olympics are one of the biggest sporting events in gymnastics. While the increased coverage of the sport allows the gymnasts to showcase their talents, there is also a darker side. Like many women in the public eye, the athletes frequently experience online misogyny, which is defined as “the targeted abuse and harassment of women and girls through the means of the internet”.

Former Harris Academy pupil Ava Hickey has created her own digital show that will be shown as part of a new festival for emerging theatre creators.

Across the world, many of us have picked up new hobbies to fill the time whilst we’ve been stuck indoors. Some people have learned a language, and others have tried their hand at making the perfect loaf of sourdough.

Since its release in October, many have voiced their concerns that the new adaptation of Roald Dahl’s book The Witches could increase stigma around disabilities.

You’d struggle to find someone who isn’t familiar with at least one of the . Many children grow up watching the princesses sing, dance and live happily ever after. But these movies often get a bad reputation, with one study suggesting watching the films could encourage young girls to conform to potentially harmful . The 21st-century princess films have been praised for and platforming more . But is the representation of the princesses in earlier Dis

The news that pubs can reopen in Scotland on 15 July after over three months of closures was greatly welcomed by the hospitality industry, but new measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus could present problems for people with sight loss.

The fourth instalment in Stellar Quines' writing programme for young women in partnership with YWCA, Feminist Fringe and The List Quines Writes is a writing programme for young womxn hosted by Stellar Quines, in partnership with YWCA, Feminist Fringe and The List, with the aim of tackling the gender imbalance in theatre criticism. Over six weeks, participants (Ella Pennycott, Louisa Doyle, Eve Simpson, Rebecca McIlroy, Carolyn Paterson, Katie Dibb and Ellen Leslie) will be given the opportunity

Feature on Matt Crilly, President of Strathclyde's Student Union.