The final instalment of the TerrorTome book trilogy is given a typically self-aggrandising live show from Matthew Holness’ enduring comic alter ego ...

With Stage/Fright, Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith have created a smart, funny and surprisingly emotional live experience that brings fresh ideas to the ta ...

An elixir unleashes the undead in a village. A family at odds with one another must unite and fight to survive as their hometown collapses.

Guillermo del Toro really goes to town with this umpteenth adaptation of Mary Shelley’s gothic masterpiece. Produced by Netflix but best suited to the big screen, it sees the director put his grisly ...

Scarborough Open Air Theatre was built in Northstead Manor Gardens in 1932, and after a closure in 1986, it reopened in 2010. It has a capacity of 8.000. It offers a principal programme of music but ...

The Glasgow Phoenix Choir is delighted to be performing its annual Christmas concert in Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. The choir continues its strong run of performance of some of the world’s most ...

You will be hands on with your food preparation, this is not a cooking demonstration! So be ready to get to grips with the tools of our trade. Our Festive Bakes session is the perfect start to the ...

Kerry Godliman: Stick or Twist ‘Intelligent, silly and – at all the right moments – laced with righteous ire.’ The Guardian Kerry Godliman is back on tour. Her straight talking brand of quick wit and ...

A crucifix hangs above the doorframe of The Stand’s green room, with a warning (‘Abandon hope’) for those about to take the stage. Rescued from the Glasgow comedy club’s former venue on Woodlands Road ...

Described as ‘Baby Reindeer meets Adolescence’, Wisecrack is a new six-part podcast where a very British tradition of stand-up is dissected by a very American form of true-crime analysis. The result ...

On a lavish yacht for an assignment, a journalist sees a passenger go overboard. But when no one believes her, she risks her life to uncover the truth.

After amiable opening crowd work, this Scottish rising star lays out a catalogue of despair and pain without the gags ever dropping ...