REVIEW: Noises Off – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Farce seems to be making something of a comeback, starting with the worldwide success of One Man Two Guv’nors –...
Month: May 2013
REVIEW: Far Away/Seagulls – Citizens Theatre, Glasgow
Set in a dystopian society, Caryl Churchill's Far Away is an unsettling and darkly comic play that changed the landscape...
REVIEWS: 1984 – Cottiers Kelvinbridge, Glasgow
Originally written in 1948, in 1984 George Orwell envisioned a totalitarian future where love for Big Brother and the State...
REVIEW: The 39 Steps – King’s Theatre, Edinburgh
Following the quite frankly unbelievable adventures of that most classic of English heroes, Richard Hannay, The 39 Steps is an hysterical...
REVIEW: Ghost – Edinburgh Playhouse
Walking back to their apartment one night, Sam and Molly are mugged, leaving Sam murdered on a dark street. Sam...
REVIEW: The Boys in the Photograph – Cottiers Kelvinbridge, Glasgow
The Boys in the Photograph is a reworking of the Andrew Lloyd Webber and Ben Elton musical The Beautiful Game,set...
REVIEW: The House of Bernarda Alba – Cottiers Theatre, Glasgow
It's heartening to know that the future of Scottish acting is in safe hands. This production of Scottish playwright Rona...
REVIEW: Runway Theatre present A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum – Eastwood Park
Stephen Sondheim is the musical theatre equivalent of Marmite - it's either love or hate and this seldom seen Sondheim...
REVIEW: Cryptic presents The Embassy – CCA, Glasgow
Conceived by Josh Armstrong, Cryptic's new cross-art form experience invites audiences to indulge their senses and spend the night on foreign soil. The Embassy is...
REVIEW: The Seagull – Citizens Theatre, Glasgow
This article was originally written for and published by The Public Reviews Writer: Anton Chekhov Adaptation: John Donnelly Director: Blanche...
