REVIEW: Yer Granny – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Were you a cynic, you could accuse the National Theatre of Scotland of cashing in on the rising tide of...
Month: May 2015
REVIEW: Pasha Kovalev – Life Through Dance, Sir John Wilson Town Hall, Airdrie
The Siberian terpsichorean and Strictly Come Dancing reigning champion, Pasha Kovalev returns to Scotland with his newest show: Life Through Dance...
REVIEW: Evita – Eastwood Park Theatre, Giffnock
On one hand a masterclass in social climbing: B Movie actress and nightclub 'hostess' rises to become the saintly spiritual...
REVIEW: For One Night Only An Evening With Al Pacino – Clyde Auditorium, Glasgow
Topped and tailed by a standing ovation, Al Pacino took the packed auditorium at the Clyde Auditorium on a near...
REVIEW: Peter James’ Dead Simple – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
There’s something satisfying about a good old theatrical thriller that drags you to the edge of your seat and keeps...
REVIEW: Il trovatore – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
The great Caruso famously stated: “all it takes for a successful performance of Il trovatore is the four greatest singers...
REVIEW: The Ruling Class – Trafalgar Studios, London
It's easy to be blinded by James McAvoy's mercurial performance in Peter Barnes' The Ruling Class, and indeed it's one...
REVIEW: Shrek – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Fourteen years ago Shrek exploded onto our screens and redefined the ‘family film': a movie so clever and sophisticated that...
