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Review: Tatha Wakes Up From A Very Long Sleep, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Whilst some London theatres finally begin to open their doors to a lucky and eager few audience members, our lovely Scottish theatres remain closed and very mu...
Shades of Tay
2.0
4.0
Review: A Man Stands in a Forest, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
In this short from the Pitlochry Festival Theatre's Shades of Tay series, Richard Colvin conveys a broken soldier, reflecting upon the waters for a sense of so...
4.0
Review: Fish Woman, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
I have so much to write about this stunning piece of work, even though it only lasted a short four minutes. Fish Woman by Frances Poet is one of the premiering...
3.0
Review: This Is Not Schiehallion, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Schiehallion in Perthshire stands at 3,547ft and features a mystical view of Loch Tummel. Nothing beats climbing a munro in Scotland, the journe...
4.0
Review: After Miss Georgina Ballantine, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Have you ever heard of Miss Georgina Ballantine? Let me tell you. On the 7 October 1922, Georgina Ballantine made history, catching the largest ever salmon on ...