Scott Begbie
Evening Express
United Kingdom
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Who could be the next star of His Majesty’s panto as Janey Godley leaves?
As Janey Godley exits from His Majesty’s panto, the development raises the question of who might replace her in Beauty And The Beast. → Read More
Ambitious arts project celebrates unique community and imagines its future
The heritage and history of Fittie is being celebrated in an arts project that also looks to imagine the unique community's future. → Read More
Scott Begbie: Please can someone put an end to the horror of the gulls?
Let’s wipe out the seagulls. Not inhumanely, of course. → Read More
Fringe By The Sea unveils full programme of music, laughter, talk and fun
The full programme for Fringe By The Sea, one of Scotland’s most-loved arts festivals, has been unveiled for this August. → Read More
Texas set to say Hi with acoustic concert of new album at Aberdeen’s Tivoli Theatre
Iconic Scots rockers Texas will play an intimate and acoustic gig at Aberdeen’s Tivoli Theatre this autumn. → Read More
Step back in time: Netherkirkgate
Netherkirkgate can claim to be the oldest street in Aberdeen, with a charter of 1212 mentioning a “Way of the Ash Tree” that matches the physical factors of the thoroughfare in the heart of the city. → Read More
Lulu gives Scotland's Fringe By The Sea arts festival something to shout about
Pop legend Lulu is leading the latest big names announced for one of Scotland’s most popular festivals, along with Eddi Reader and Ed Byrne. → Read More
Step back in time: Girdleness Lighthouse
Girdleness Lighthouse is one of the most iconic landmarks on Aberdeen’s skyline, standing guard between sea and shore as a beacon of safety. → Read More
The Charlatans will end 30th anniversary tour in Aberdeen’s Music Hall
Indie legends The Charlatans are launching an extensive UK tour to celebrate their 30th anniversary – ending in Aberdeen’s Music Hall. → Read More
Comedians line up to bring laughter to Aberdeen’s Tivoli Theatre
Three top comedians – Gary Delaney, Fern Brady and Mark Watson - are bringing their new shows to the Tivoli Theatre in Aberdeen. → Read More
Video: Chris and Rosie Ramsey bring Sh**gged. Married. Annoyed live show to P&J Live
Chris and Rosie Ramsey are bringing their record-breaking live Sh**ged. Married. Annoyed podcast show to P&J Live. → Read More
Video: Dreamgirls on their way to thrill musical fans in Aberdeen
West End and Broadway smash hit musical Dreamgirls has set a date to wow Aberdeen fans at His Majesty’s Theatre. → Read More
Giant goddess set to Storm Scotland’s popular Fringe By The Sea festival
A spectacular sea goddess will rise from the waters and walk the land to take one of Scotland’s most-loved festivals by storm this summer. → Read More
Scott Begbie: Market idea serves up a banquet of opportunity
One of my great joys in life before lockdown (remember that?) was travelling to different cities and towns across the UK and Europe. → Read More
Step back in time: Upperkirkgate
It might be hard to imagine today, with the glass towers of Marischal Square and concrete bulk of the Bon Accord Centre, but Upperkirkgate is one of Aberdeen’s oldest streets. → Read More
The Hollies head to Aberdeen’s Music Hall to celebrate their 60th anniversary
Iconic British band The Hollies will celebrate their 60th anniversary with a gig in Aberdeen's Music Hall next year. → Read More
Suburban memories of life in the Granite City
Aberdeen has seen many changes over the years, but one thing remains constant ... the community spirit that thrives across the Granite City. → Read More
Scott Begbie: Scammers should hang their heads in shame
It looks like the scam artists have been spending their lockdown dreaming up new and elaborate ways to con the rest of us. → Read More
Step back in time: Photographic memories of Edzell
Edzell is a quiet, beautiful village, described as the “jewel in the crown of Angus”... but it was home to a vital military base for decades. → Read More
Sculpture trail offers 'magical worlds' of art in Aberdeen city centre
An “extraordinary” kinetic sculpture trail will arrive in Aberdeen for 11 days next month – and city art bosses say it will mark a return to people enjoying arts in the city centre. → Read More