Somehow managed to miss this yesterday, maybe some of you did too; The Tivoli theatre on Aberdeen’s Guild Street has been awarded over £500,000 in grants, which means restoration work can begin. Good news. Here’s the BBC story.
Read more →Wednesday 13 – Saturday 23 October | AECC | 8pm (Matinee 16 Oct 3pm) | £27.50 It’s been a while since we’ve featured any theatre on here but the return of award-winning Scottish play Black Watch is as good a reason as any to put that right… Hurtling from a pool room in Fife...
Read more →Wednesday 25 August | Transition Extreme | 6.30pm | Free Well, this looks quite exciting does it not? We’ll let the poster do the talking:
Read more →Wednesday 28 July-Saturday 7 August | Various venues, times & prices You can’t have failed to notice it’s almost youth festival time again. As per usual there’s so much going on, that to list it all here would break the internet. So, here’s the official AIYF listings site, Their Twitter, and their Facebook Page...
Read more →Tuesday 16 March (7pm) & Wednesday 17 March (2pm) |Arts Lecture Theatre, University of Aberdeen | £5 We’ve not featured many German plays on The Kiosque (we’ve not featured any to be honest), so now’s as good a time as any to start. Presented by the University’s German Drama Group, it’s a modern interpretation...
Read more →By Jim Ewen Not too long ago a shudder of positive excitement ran through the cultural community of Aberdeen when the PVA proposed new arts centre was, remarkably, given approval by the local authority in a move that took many by surprise. Understandably this quickly led to a feeling of optimism across the...
Read more →Tuesday 29 September | Music Hall | 8pm | £16 This is a bit different to yer usual comedy night. Italian performer Ennio Marchetto races through 50-odd costume changes during his show…and they’re all made of paper. I’ll just let the video do the talking shall I?
Read more →Tuesday 22- Saturday 26 September | His Majesty’s Theatre | Various Times | £15-£24.50 ‘Men Behaving Badly’ star Neil Morrissey and Oliver Chris play the parts made famous by Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise respectively in this new adaptation of the 1988 Oscar-winning movie. The plot? LA car-dealer Charlie Babbit (Morrissey) discovers that his...
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