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'We need a revolution' - Forbes Masson on why Scottish theatre needs to be bolder (opens the original)
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Magic, says Scottish actor and writer Forbes Masson, is real. “It’s in our theatres, in our stories, in our bones - it gives me goosebumps to think about it,” he says, animatedly. “It’s what I felt as a kid, acting in Peter Pan, my very first role on stage, and growing up watching music hall and variety, all the greats like Johnny Beattie and Rikki Fulton and Jack Milroy. “That was the surreal, Scottish, brilliant comedy I grew up with and learned from.” He adds: “And there was magic at the Tron
Hitting all the right notes in Vienna on a classic short city break (opens the original)
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Anyone who has ever watched the New Year’s Day concerts on television will know Vienna’s Musikverein and its grand, flower-festooned Golden Hall. This venue, home of the Vienna Philharmonic orchestra, is widely considered one of the finest concert halls in the world thanks to its superb acoustics. The acoustics (a combination of ideal proportions and an assortment of sound-diffusing elements such as balconies, sculptures, and curtains) are taken very seriously – so much so, that when new concert
Gayle Rankin reveals why Jean Brodie is a 'woman of our times' ahead of Scottish tour (opens the original)
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It is fair to say that Gayle Rankin’s most recent photo-shoot – sultry pose, killer heels, world-renowned photographer behind the lens – is a little different from her first. “Oh my gosh, I do remember that,” she says, with a half laugh, half groan. “Was it at the dance school? Were there feathers?” There were indeed feathers - long, flappy, white ones, that the teenage Gayle gamely wafted around while leaping into assorted poses for an article in our sister title the Glasgow Times about her spe
From Glasgow to Vienna and the Swiss Alps - the joy of discovering Europe by rail (opens the original)
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Paris is always a good idea, as a wise woman once said. (Julia Ormond, in fact, in the 1995 remake of 50s movie Sabrina, although it is often attributed to Audrey Hepburn, who played the title character in the original.) Anyway, it’s true, and the City of Light was the perfect starting point for our epic rail journey through Europe, a 15-day, 21-train extravaganza that encompassed urban hubs and mountain peaks, gorgeous views and grand stations, pretty valleys and historic centres. Part of the r
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