The trilogy begins in 1424 with James I, having been held against his will by the English for 18 years, being ransomed back to Scotland and ascending the throne.

THE murder of King James I of Scotland was worthy of a Game of Thrones episode. Now, after centuries of mystery, his final resting place may have been found. Jamie Seidel @JamieSeidel 2 min read ...

Since then, Scone Palace has welcomed numerous royal guests, including Queen Victoria in 1842, Queen Elizabeth II, and the ...

The three projects, all exclusive North American engagements for 2016, include The James Plays (the National Theatre of Scotland’s seven-hour trilogy on three generations of like-named kings) ...

Luminato will wrap up its first decade in mid-June by giving Toronto audiences an epic game of thrones. The thrones in this case belong to three Scottish kings named James, going back to the mid ...

More info The PA has teamed up with Professor Richard Oram from the University of Stirling, who has spent the past few years researching the reign of King James I of Scotland (1406-1437).