Ian Ritchie

We are Scotland's National Theatre. We are a Theatre without Walls. We tell the stories that need to be told, taking our work to wherever audiences are to be found. We showcase Scottish culture at home and around the world, telling stories in ways never seen before. We are a Theatre for Everyone. We want to break down the walls that prevent people from engaging with our work, whether economic, cultural or physical. We are a creative catalyst for the theatre sector in Scotland, driving joined up talent development plans with partners across the country, to nurture theatre makers at all stages of their careers and reflect the diversity of contemporary Scotland. We take work across Scotland and beyond. On the ferry and in the local pub. In the forests and tower blocks. In submarines and swimming pools. On the biggest stages and in the smallest community halls.

The Royal Lyceum Theatre Company is Scotland’s leading producing theatre, led by Artistic Director David Greig. With a strong reputation for excellence in both classical and contemporary work The Lyceum is committed to developing Scotland’s considerable indigenous talents while presenting the best of international drama. The Company rehearses in its own rooms opposite the theatre, and costumes and sets are designed and built at The Lyceum’s workshops in Roseburn. In addition, we stage a family show every Christmas and productions by the Lyceum Youth Theatre; we are the Scottish home of the NT Connections national showcase festival of youth theatre; we host touring companies and Edinburgh International Festival shows; and we run an ambitious and acclaimed Creative Learning department.

Prosper is a unique membership organisation, with a proud history of bringing people together from government, business and civil society to effect change. With members from across Scottish society - from charities to local authorities and micro businesses to multi-nationals - Prosper always considers the big picture and longer term when it comes to Scotland’s future. Our shared ambition is to support economic growth and prosperity for all of Scotland, but our thinking extends beyond economic success to deliver better social and environmental outcomes. Prosper makes a positive impact on the big challenges facing the country by bringing our members and partners from across the economy together. We work collaboratively to create thought-provoking reports and engage constructively with change-makers.

We are Scotland's National Theatre. We are a Theatre without Walls. We tell the stories that need to be told, taking our work to wherever audiences are to be found. We showcase Scottish culture at home and around the world, telling stories in ways never seen before. We are a Theatre for Everyone. We want to break down the walls that prevent people from engaging with our work, whether economic, cultural or physical. We are a creative catalyst for the theatre sector in Scotland, driving joined up talent development plans with partners across the country, to nurture theatre makers at all stages of their careers and reflect the diversity of contemporary Scotland. We take work across Scotland and beyond. On the ferry and in the local pub. In the forests and tower blocks. In submarines and swimming pools. On the biggest stages and in the smallest community halls.