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An upside-down stag hangs over the stage as the haze rises.

On Friday night at the Usher Hall, the RSNO moved through a programme of pressure and release.

The Scottish Chamber Orchestra’s St Matthew Passion turned the Usher Hall into a theatre of voices on Thursday night.

A sheet of plastic stretches across a metal frame, blue light glowing behind it, slicing in two the space of the stage.

One chair has fallen over, three are stacked, and there is a fourth person who will never sit in any of them.

Lullaby dances its way through a hospital waiting room turned uncanny fever dream.

The Scottish Chamber Orchestra brought Berlioz with little restraint to the Usher Hall on Thursday evening in a theatrical opening to their 26/27 season.

On Friday night, the RSNO began its season by receiving the Royal Philharmonic Society’s Ensemble Award, before Thomas Søndergård led Rachmaninov’s Fourth Piano Concerto, with…

Private Peaceful is a one-man race towards a war we already know is coming.

Six sets out to rescue Henry VIII’s wives from the story that reduced them to six marriages, six scandals and a memorable rhyme.

The Silence of the Lambs arrives on the 2026 stage carrying the weighty visual memory of the 1991 thriller alongside it.

The Tailor of Inverness is a one-man epic about a son trying to recover his father from memory.