Scottish Ballet present “a wee version of a big ballet”, a perfectly distilled version of their family favourite Hansel and Gretel, specifically aimed at children
REVIEWS
REVIEW: Little Miss Sunshine: A Road Musical – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
The epitome of dysfunctional, the Hoover family travel 800 miles from Albuquerque, New Mexico in grandpa’s beaten up VW camper van to the Little Miss
REVIEW: The Lady Vanishes – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Relatively obscure British crime writer Ethel Lina White’s greatest legacy is her 1936 novel, The Wheel Spins, two years after publication Alfred Hitchcock directed the
REVIEW: Made in Dagenham – The New Auditorium, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
A fictionalised version of the true story of the sewing machinist’s strike at Ford’s Dagenham plant in 1968, where the female workers walked out in
REVIEW: Leah MacRae – My Big Fat Fabulous Diary – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
It takes a brave actress indeed to decide to create your own solo show and take it on the road, especially an already successful one.
REVIEW: The Music Man – Eastwood Park Theatre, Giffnock
Runway Theatre Company again prove their worthy position at the top of the tree of amateur companies in Glasgow, reviving Meredith Willson’s Tony and Grammy
REVIEW: Let It Be – SEC Armadillo, Glasgow
2019 marks 50 years since The Beatles walked over that famous crossing on Abbey Road, 50 years since they played on the roof of the
REVIEW: Hugh Jackman – The Man. The Music. The Show. – SSE Hydro Arena, Glasgow
Eight years in the making and after months of anticipation since its announcement, Hugh Jackman is finally in town to kick off his world tour.
REVIEW: Kinky Boots – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
In 1999, the BBC’s documentary series Trouble at the Top featured Steve Pateman and his century old, struggling shoe manufacturing business in the village of
REVIEW: The Magic Flute – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Set in a steampunk landscape inspired by H.G. Wells and Jules Verne: a wicked queen, a handsome prince, a damsel in distress, high priests, a
REVIEW: The Girl on the Train – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
British writer Paula Hawkins’ 2015 novel The Girl on the Train became a runaway best-seller around the globe, with a Hollywood movie adaptation following on
REVIEW: Prince Charming – Perth Theatre
There’s a lot of pressure being charming all the time. So many expectations. It’s enough to make you take to your bed and stay there
REVIEW: Glengarry Glen Ross – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
There are no means, moral or otherwise, left unutilised to secure a sale, be it by lying, cheating or stealing, in David Mamet’s Olivier, Tony
REVIEW: Scottish Opera Orfeo & Euridice – Beacon Arts Centre, Greenock
Gluck’s innovative, influential and hugely popular Orfeo & Euridice is the latest production from Scottish Opera’s Young Company. Following Gluck’s own lead, (he produced three
WHAT'S ON JULY
WHAT’S ON PITLOCHRY: Summer Season 2019, Autumn & Festive Productions
Summer Season 24 May – 5 Oct 2019 Autumn Production 17 Oct– 3 Nov Festive Production 21 Nov – 23 Dec To
WHAT’S ON JULY: The Classic Thriller Theatre Company presents The Lady Vanishes
The Lady Vanishes Mon 1 – Sat 6 July 2019 Theatre Royal Tickets from £13 Husband and wife Juliet Mills and Maxwell Caulfield lead the
WHAT'S ON AUGUST
WHAT’S ON PITLOCHRY: Summer Season 2019, Autumn & Festive Productions
Summer Season 24 May – 5 Oct 2019 Autumn Production 17 Oct– 3 Nov Festive Production 21 Nov – 23 Dec To
NEWS: SCOTTISH OPERA’S FOX-TOT! HAS WORLD PREMIERE AT EDINBURGH FESTIVAL FRINGE THIS AUGUST
Fox-tot!, a new opera for children aged 12 to 24 months, has its world premiere at Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August. This Scottish Opera co-commission
NEWS: CASTING REVEALED FOR UK PREMIERE OF AMÉLIE
French-Canadian stage and screen star Audrey Brisson is confirmed to play the iconic altruist Amélie Poulain in the UK’s first musical adaptation of the much-loved,
WHAT'S ON SEPTEMBER
WHAT’S ON PITLOCHRY: Summer Season 2019, Autumn & Festive Productions
Summer Season 24 May – 5 Oct 2019 Autumn Production 17 Oct– 3 Nov Festive Production 21 Nov – 23 Dec To
WHAT’S ON SEPTEMBER: Scottish Ensemble explore the effect that music has on body, mind and soul in Pause
What happens when we stop and listen? Scottish Ensemble brings thought-provoking evening of live music, debate and discussion to venues across Scotland Pause blends live
SEAT REVIEWS
SEAT REVIEWS: Theatre Royal, Glasgow
OVERVIEW: The Theatre Royal is the oldest theatre in Glasgow, originally opening in 1867, the name changing to the Theatre Royal in 1869. It is
SEAT REVIEWS: King’s Theatre, Glasgow
OVERVIEW: The King’s Theatre, Glasgow is a 1785 seat theatre on four levels. It comprises (from floor up): Stalls, Grand Circle, Upper Circle and Gallery.
SEAT REVIEWS: Websters Theatre, Glasgow
OVERVIEW: Websters Theatre is a 184 seat tiered auditorium. The theatre is located in a former church. There have been issues with the fabric of
SEAT REVIEWS: Platform, Glasgow
OVERVIEW: Platform, Easterhouse is a 210 seat tiered auditorium. There are ten main rows of tiered seats with a gallery row directly behind that separated
SEAT REVIEWS: Eastwood Park Theatre, Giffnock
OVERVIEW: Eastwood Park Theatre is a 338 seat, tiered auditorium. Sight lines from all seats are excellent due to the high rise between each row.
SEAT REVIEWS: Tron Theatre, Glasgow
OVERVIEW: The Tron Theatre Main House is a 230 seat, tiered auditorium broken into two levels with slip seats on both sides of the upper
INTERVIEWS
INTERVIEW: Karen Gibson, the conductor/musical director of The Kingdom Choir who found global fame at Royal Wedding last year
Global audience of two billion watched The Kingdom Choir perform Stand By Me at the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. 25 years
INTERVIEW: Kirsty Eila McIntyre on new show The Arrival
Kirsty Eila McIntyre most recently performed with Tortoise in a Nutshell/Jim Harbourne in their award nominated production of The Myth of the Singular Moment, and in Italy
INTERVIEW: Scottish actor Martin Docherty currently touring Scotland with acclaimed play McLuckie’s Line.
Scottish actor Martin Docherty, who is currently touring Scotland with McLuckie’s Line chatted with Glasgow Theatre Blog about this hugely acclaimed show, coming to Glen
INTERVIEW: Richard Shelton on Sinatra And Me, coming to Eastwood Park
Following his ‘Best Actor in a Leading Role’ West End nominated performance as Frank Sinatra in RAT PACK and his 5-star, sell-out run at the
INTERVIEW: Sara Pascoe talks about her new show LadsLadsLads
Award-winning comedian Sara Pascoe talks to Glasgow Theatre Blog about her smash hit Edinburgh Fringe and sell-out West End show, LadsLadsLads. • What is your
INTERVIEW: Scottish star Jayne McKenna talks The Band and coming home to Glasgow
Jayne McKenna trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and has an enviable CV in theatre, TV, radio and film. She returns home to Glasgow
INTERVIEW: Jonny Quinn on Snow Patrol’s Return
After seven years out in the pop wilderness, Snow Patrol are set to make triumphant return with their brand-new album, Wildness. Drummer Jonny Quinn talks
INTERVIEW: Kieran Brown, Scottish star of Titanic the Musical
Scottish actor Kieran Brown has an enviable theatrical CV, having appeared in Phantom of the Opera, Love Never Dies, Les Mis, Wicked and our own
FEATURES
FEATURE: Ayr Gaiety’s Young Company explore the age divide and stereotypes with their brand-new drama Young Blood
The Gaiety’s Young Theatre Company (comprising of 22 young people aged 16-25 years from across Ayrshire) are collaborating with The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s Young
Amateur Focus
REVIEW: The Music Man – Eastwood Park Theatre, Giffnock
Runway Theatre Company again prove their worthy position at the top of the tree of amateur companies in Glasgow, reviving Meredith Willson’s Tony and Grammy
