King’s Theatre, Edinburgh: The Girl on the Train
Mar 25 – 30
The Girl on the Train is the story of Rachel Watson, who observes an apparently perfect couple from a train on her daily commute.
RGI Kelly Gallery: David Eustace, Mar a Bha and Desert Lines, Two Portfolios.
Until Mar 30
The Royal Glasgow Institute of The Fine Arts showcases works by David Eustace, a Scottish photographer and director, who is known for his fashion, celebrity and art photography.
FifeSpace Gallery: New Graduates Exhibition
Until Mar 30
This year’s exhibition showcases two artists from the 2018 crop from Dundee’s Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Jane Bullivant and Tina Scopa.
Upright Gallery, Edinbugh: Charlotte Roseberry, Stains & Stones
Mar 28 – Apr 20
Stains & Stones is an exhibition of works by artist Charlotte Roseberry, a personal collection of recent oil paintings, exploring the complexities & nuances of motherhood.
Dundee Design Project: Spring Art Exhibition
Until Mar 30
The Dundee Design Project presents the Spring Art Exhibition with all the artists represented.
Doubtfire Gallery, Edinburgh: Beth Robertson Fiddes, Western Coastlines
March 23 – April 27
Beth Robertson Fiddes captures Scotland’s western islands, coasts and mountains in a dynamic and moving treatment of paint, texture and technique.
Cork Street Galleries: Migrate Art, Multicolour
Until Mar 31
Multicolour by MigrateArt is a collaboration of the most significant names in contemporary art, creating works using pencils and crayons salvaged from the Calais Jungle refugee camp.
Citizens Theatre at Tramway: Nora: A Doll’s House
Until Apr 6
A radical new version of Henrik Ibsen’s play by Stef Smith at Tramway in Glasgow.
Fine Art Society Edinburgh: Victoria Orr Ewing, Ebb & Flood
Until Apr 6
Victoria Orr Ewing’s paintings depict remote crofts and unsullied vistas of Galloway, the Highlands and the west coast of Scotland all dwarfed by churning, luminescent skies.
The Nomads Tent: Silk Road Symposium
Mar 22 & 23
The Nomads Tent presents the much anticipated symposium about Central Asia, Nomadic life, culture and trade.
White Space Gallery: Tripod Photography Collective, I Am
Until Mar 21
The body of work produced by the Tripod Photography Collective, Jamie Johnston, Ellie Stewart and Augusta Moen, is a curation of portraits each of which invites the viewer to consider a deeper understanding of the individuals portrayed.
Patriothall Gallery: Transient, Landmarks
Until Mar 24
Landmarks is the inaugural exhibition of photographic work from Transient, a collective born out of a desire to promote connectivity between photographic practitioners from all over Scotland and beyond.
Compass Gallery: Stuart Duffin, If Angels Cast Shadows…
Until March 30 Review
Compass Gallery exhibits new paintings by the talented painter and printmaker Stuart Duffin RSA.
Ingleby Gallery: Sometimes I Dissappear
Until Apr 13
Sometimes I Disappear at Ingleby Gallery features four photographers who use self-portraiture to both reveal and conceal something of themselves, making the self both subject and object by the artifice of props and costume.
Royal Scottish Academy: New Contemporaries
Until Apr 3
The RSA New Contemporaries represents the RSA’s commitment to promoting contemporary art in Scotland.
Kirkcudbright Galleries: Quilt Art, Dialogues
Until Mar 24
Founded in 1985, Quilt Art aims to extend the boundaries of quilting as an artistic medium and achieve wider recognition of the quilt as an art form.
Arusha Gallery: Thomas Adam, Lightning Without Thunder
Mar 22 – Apr 7
In a new series of works created for Lightning Without Thunder, Adam has presented an abstracted semi-autobiographical version of the artist’s youth growing up in rural Scotland.
Social media leads the Scottish Portrait Award to Kirkcudbright
Apr 2 – June 30
2019 the Scottish Portrait Awards competition opens 2 April for artists born, living or studying in Scotland.
Dovecot Studios: Orla Kiely, A Life in Pattern
Until Jun 30
The exhibition features the Irish designer’s colourful, plant-based patterns which chime with recent nostalgia for vintage style and interiors
The Velvet Easel Gallery: Off the Wall
Until June 30
The exhibition Off the Wall will feature a myriad of new and exciting artists as well as work by those already popular in the gallery.
The Taming of the Shrew, Tron Theatre Glasgow 20th – 30th March 2019
Already reaping enthusiastic praises, this collaboration between Tron theatre and the Sherman Theatre Wales sees Trans playwright Jo Clifford turning Shakespeare’s vision on its head. This witty and raucous new adaptation has some fun with gender roles, swapping male leads for female and exploring whether the Bard’s most contentious work makes better sense when it’s
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Dundas Street Gallery: Threads
Until 16th March Review
A small, personal and nonetheless ambitious display in terms of its scope and variety of work, from about forty artists, from Scotland, the UK and overseas exploring the theme of connection (hence ‘threads’).
SCOTTISH OPERA REVIVES SIR THOMAS ALLEN’S PRODUCTION OF MOZART’S THE MAGIC FLUTE
Sir Thomas Allen’s five-star production of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s The Magic Flute returns to Scottish Opera in May, set in a spectacular world inspired by the Victorian futurism of HG Wells and Jules Verne.
Dancing Light Gallery: The New Season Exhibition
Until Mar 26
The New Season Exhibition at Dancing Light Gallery presents a range of works including birdlife paintings, Impressionist-inspired landscapes and jewellery.
