REVIEW: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Another production fresh from a run in the West End and now hoofing it up and down the UK is...
Month: June 2015
REVIEW: Twelve Angry Men – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Reginald Rose’s enduring 1950s classic Twelve Angry Men still has the power to enthral 70 years on. Now touring the UK, fresh...
REVIEW: Calamity Jane – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
The strangest fact about the stage musical of Calamity Jane is that is has never been staged in either the West End...
REVIEW: The Producers – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Adapted by Mel Brooks from his own 1968 Oscar-winning movie, The Producers proves to be just as much a winner as it...
REVIEW: Matthew Bourne’s The Car Man – Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
Despite 15 years passing since its premiere, Matthew Bourne's boundary pushing The Car Man is still managing to captivate, enthrall and excite...
REVIEW: Godspell – Citizens Theatre, Glasgow
A knock-out cast, some fabulous, familiar tunes and a clear direction proves there's life in the old dog yet in...
REVIEW: Puttin’ On The Ritz – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Taking as its inspiration the early 20th century American songbook, and capitalising on the nation’s obsession with nostalgia, Puttin’ on...
REVIEW: Beautiful – Aldwych Theatre, London
A little lacking in plot, it is the star-making turn of Katie Brayben which elevates Beautiful above your common or...
REVIEW: Friday Night is Music Night BBC Music Day Concert – City Halls, Glasgow
Once in a while, the stars align to bring a magical evening's entertainment that will linger long in the memory...
REVIEW: Sunset Boulevard – Oran Mor, Glasgow
Where else could you possibly get to see Gloria Swanson, Billy Wilder, Cecil B. DeMille and William Holden on a...
