★★★★★ John Patrick Stanley’s Doubt: A Parable debuted off-Broadway in 2004, and took the Pulitzer Prize for Drama once transferred in the next year. That is to say, the jury is pretty much out on the quality of this Church based psychological play, which pitches Sister Aloysius (Ann Louise Ross) and her suspicions against the young, charismatic and seemingly progressive…

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With funding secure for the next three years, the new artistic director of A Play, A Pie and A Pint can concentrate on putting on great plays, writes Joyce McMillan

Scotland's new writing theatre, the Traverse champions creative talent by placing powerful and contemporary theatre at the heart of cultural life.

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Already much-loved as a music venue, Leith Depot is now home to a new series of theatre nights, writes Joyce McMillan

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