"Once I’d decided I was going to write a play featuring the Clyde, I took myself for a walk down there one summer afternoon. I brought my notebook with me, and jotted down everything I could see, smell, hear and how it all made me feel," says playwright Milly Sweeney. "I was inspired by the juxtaposition of the calm water, and wildlife, combined with the cool graffiti, skateboarders and chaotic Glaswegians passing by.

This April, Pitlochry Festival Theatre will be one of only two Scottish venues to host the 2025 National Theatre Connections Festival, now in its 30th year. This nationwide youth theatre programme will bring together seven groups from across Scotland and the Isle of Man for three days of new writing and performance, taking place from 10 to 12 April.

ALAN Cumming has promised to provide Scottish artists and performers with a bigger platform at the theatre he will be leading which he claims has…

Experience an enchanting reimagining of Charpentier's Actéon in the breathtaking surroundings of the Explorer Gardens at Pitlochry Festival Theatre.

Pitlochry Festival Theatre Launches Summer Season with Fresh Take on Grease A new production of Grease will open the summer season at Pitlochry Festival Theatre this June, marking the musical’s first appearance at the Highland venue in its 74-year history. Co-produced with Blackpool Grand Theatre, the show will run from 18 June to 27 September and will be performed by an ensemble of actor-musicians.

The Rogers and Hammerstein classic marks a heart-warming end to Elizabeth Newman’s tenure as artistic director at Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Scotland