Written by Tony Roper and brought back by public demand.http://www.nairndrama.org.uk/

Bribes, mis-directed contracts, mis-allocation of public money, fiddled expenses. Panic. Sound familiar? Nikolai Gogol’s classic satire on bureaucracy and human vanity here presented by Communicado, one of Scotland ’s most trailblazing theatre companies, in a co-production with The Tron, Glasgow.

Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire is nothing short of a music theatre landmark.

The quarter-century birthday celebration carries on into the night as Britain's top female comedy trio are 25 years old. Dillie Keane formed Fascinating Aida in 1983 and has tried to shake it off ever since.

Written by Tony Roper and brought back by public demand.http://www.nairndrama.org.uk/

Bribes, mis-directed contracts, mis-allocation of public money, fiddled expenses. Panic. Sound familiar? Nikolai Gogol’s classic satire on bureaucracy and human vanity here presented by Communicado, one of Scotland ’s most trailblazing theatre companies, in a co-production with The Tron, Glasgow.

Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire is nothing short of a music theatre landmark.

The quarter-century birthday celebration carries on into the night as Britain's top female comedy trio are 25 years old. Dillie Keane formed Fascinating Aida in 1983 and has tried to shake it off ever since.

TFX presents Dreams and Illusions.

Women under pressure is the theme of Natasha Gilmore’s (Gilmore Productions) latest serving of comedic dance in collaboration with Scottish composer, Quee MacArthur, Zimbabwean poet Tawona Sitholé and three dance artists. This funny, topical work blends complex choreography, comedy, music and poetry to deliver a poignant assessment of contemporary woman. “At a stroke she invokes both clown and tragedienne. Brilliant.” The Times £9/£7/£5 under 16's To see the trailer for One Up One Down click on this link http://tv.enterprisescreen.co.uk/watch?v=157

TFX presents Dreams and Illusions.

Join the Wild Kids on a roller-coaster ride through all your favourite High School Musical hits! This is a show for the entire family... Dont miss it!

"Pobby and Dingan aren't dead." By Ben Rice Adapted for the stage by Rob Evans Sometimes we have to believe in the impossible What if you lived in the middle of nowhere? What if your dad spent all day searching for something he might never find? What if your mum dreamed of living on the other side of the world? And what if your sister was a fruit-loop who spent all day playing with two invisible friends? 12 year-old Ashmol lives in the Australian outback with his mum, dad and his little sister Kellyanne… and her two invisible friends Pobby and Dingan. One day, Pobby and Dingan disappear. At first Ashmol is happy that the imaginary friends are out of his life, but Kellyanne becomes sick. The longer Pobby and Dingan are lost, the sicker Kellyanne becomes. Finally Ashmol decides that there is only one thing to do: he must find Pobby and Dingan. Pobby and Dingan is a heartbreaking, heart-warming, beautiful contemporary tale about the possibility of dreams, the preciousness of hope and how, sometimes, we have to believe in the impossible. School groups can take advantage of a FREE WORKSHOP! Just ask Box Office for details. ACCESS INFO The performance on TUE 23 MAR at 10.30 will be BSL Interpreted and Audio Described 01463 234 234

"Pobby and Dingan aren't dead." By Ben Rice Adapted for the stage by Rob Evans Sometimes we have to believe in the impossible What if you lived in the middle of nowhere? What if your dad spent all day searching for something he might never find? What if your mum dreamed of living on the other side of the world? And what if your sister was a fruit-loop who spent all day playing with two invisible friends? 12 year-old Ashmol lives in the Australian outback with his mum, dad and his little sister Kellyanne… and her two invisible friends Pobby and Dingan. One day, Pobby and Dingan disappear. At first Ashmol is happy that the imaginary friends are out of his life, but Kellyanne becomes sick. The longer Pobby and Dingan are lost, the sicker Kellyanne becomes. Finally Ashmol decides that there is only one thing to do: he must find Pobby and Dingan. Pobby and Dingan is a heartbreaking, heart-warming, beautiful contemporary tale about the possibility of dreams, the preciousness of hope and how, sometimes, we have to believe in the impossible. School groups can take advantage of a FREE WORKSHOP! Just ask Box Office for details. ACCESS INFO The performance on TUE 23 MAR at 10.30 will be BSL Interpreted and Audio Described 01463 234 234

The Inverness Opera Company invites you aboard the Royal Mail Ship Titanic on her maiden voyage from Southampton to America.

Maggie Brodie has been drafted back for a day's cover at her local primary school.

The Inverness Opera Company invites you aboard the Royal Mail Ship Titanic on her maiden voyage from Southampton to America.

Join the ever popular Fiona Knowles in this one-woman comedy drama from award winning playwright Rona Munro.

A one woman comedy show by The MsFits Theatre featuring Fiona Knowles. Tickets £10thewarehousetheatre.co.uk

The Inverness Opera Company invites you aboard the Royal Mail Ship Titanic on her maiden voyage from Southampton to America.

The Inverness Opera Company invites you aboard the Royal Mail Ship Titanic on her maiden voyage from Southampton to America.

This production from Charioteer Theatre explores famous Shakespearian scenes from different angles. Two actors, running a radio programme on Shakespeare, are stuck in a Scottish radio station after a terrible disaster. They don't know if there are any survivors but they decide to continue to with the programme and perform Shakespeare for any possible listener. Their show includes scenes from Richard The Third, Measure for Measure, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, The Tempest and others. The production is of particular interest to those studying English, Drama or Philosophy. Some strong language. Suitable for 11 years and up. £9/£7/£5 under 16's

Potty mouthed, but brilliant. Following his epic record-breaking tour in 2008, Frankie Boyle, star of BBC2's Mock the Week and one of the hottest and most controversial comedians of the moment, is back on the road in 2010 with an all new live show.

Potty mouthed, but brilliant. Following his epic record-breaking tour in 2008, Frankie Boyle, star of BBC2's Mock the Week and one of the hottest and most controversial comedians of the moment, is back on the road in 2010 with an all new live show.

Holding on to your virginity, getting a ring for your pains and something to believe in, that’s what Dawn, Rob and Fawziya want. Ozzy, their loser PE teacher needs to believe in something too. It will all be fine when the Miracle Man gets here. Won’t it? It’s a play written in Arial rather than Times New Roman if you know what we mean. The characters are bright, fizzy and fast and on a journey heading for a great big unabashed, get-it-right-up-ye finale. ‘I was thinking of going out into the playground, walking up to Fiona Grant, shoving my ring right into her wee pig-cow face and saying “Get this up ye ya hacket wee dog! The Miracle Man’s coming and now everyone hates you cos you’re a slag and we’re not. Spread that about ya minging bitch!” Douglas Maxwell (Decky Does a Bronco, Mancub) is the writer who refuses to grow up. This is what he says: 'My plays are for my friends. They're intelligent people, clued up and skilled, they just don't go to the theatre. Films, music, novels, sport yes of course, but theatre's not for them. But I keep them in mind when I write because sho

“Here’s to Col’s numpty maw and paw for leaving him home alone and expecting everything to stay the way it was. Suckas!” When you’re only sixteen, could the events of one night really shape the course of your life? Divert you from becoming the man you might have become, stunt you, burden you, trap you, destroy you, change the very core of you? Leave you empty. Cathy Forde is a leading Scottish novelist (Fat Boy Swim, Skarrs) and this is her first play. It’s fast, furious, and like a piece of music, grows and swells to a mind-altering crescendo. Contains Strong Language

From the producers of Vampires Rock and Bat The Symphony comes the award-winning musical Bad Boy Johnny and the Prophets of DoomSex, Religion, Satire, Comedy and Rock 'n' Roll, all delivered by an incredible cast.

Scottish Youth Opera present a powerful double bill of love and tragedy with Purcells, Dido

Tom McGrath’s first play lifts the bowler hats of two charming and witty men to take a look at their lives and loves and offers a fascinating insight into their off-screen relationships and personal heartaches. With some of their finest comedy routines, musical numbers, dance and slapstick, the charm and wit of Stan and Ollie are reborn in this warm and affectionate look at the most successful and prolific comedy team in screen history. Cost: £10/£8/£6 01381 610204

Happy Days are Here Again!!

Happy Days are Here Again!!

Where could be better to watch Macbeth than the thane's own castle? In aid of the Cawdor Heritage Trust, Edinburgh University Shakespeare Company. Tickets £8 / £4. Open air theatre. Bring a picnic. 01667 404401

Happy Days are Here Again!!