EVEN a record-breaking globe-trotting adventurer like Mark Beaumont can find a challenge on his own doorstep.
GAELIC theatre faces an obvious additional challenge when it comes to attracting an audience, the need to overcome the language barrier.
AS a teenager, Amy Liptrot used to dream of escaping her constrictive and isolated Orkney home for the bright lights of London.
IT was described as "the last great climb" in the Himalayas, and for two 50-something Scottish climbers, the first ascent of the 8000m Mazeno Ridge was…
AT the age of 30, Doogie White reckoned his chance of a successful music career might have passed him by and he was on the verge of giving it all up.
ARNE Dahl was born in the 1990s.
CASTING lovable rogue Artful Dodger was not as much of a hardship as it might have been for Starlight Musical Theatre.
HERE in the Highlands we are living in "the land of beasties", according to author Paul Finch.
IF anything, M.C. Beaton should frighten people away from the Highlands.
WILLIE Campbell knows what it is like to appear in the Mod.
FANS of Scottish rockers Idlewild have had to be patient.
WHEN the story of football hero turned war hero Walter Tull comes to Eden Court in new play The Hallowed Turf, watching will be a Ross-shire family with…
ADRIAN EDMONDSON & THE BAD SHEPHERDS
NESSIE has a monstrous new rival on the shores of Loch Ness this weekend — one made of wool.
AUSTRALIAN Bec Hill has now established herself as a regular face at the Happyness Comedy Festival — and that is just fine by her.
CAPTIVATED by The Killing? Bewitched by The Bridge?
SIMON Varwell readily admits that there is something fundamentally pointless about his self-appointed quest to visit places around the world called Mullet.
Duncan Chisholm
THERE is no doubt that singer and guitarist Martin Simpson has covered a lot of ground and played a vast array of venues in over 35 years as a professional…
SPEAKING to Luke Jackson, it is hard to avoid the F-word.
