Month: November 2015

glasgowtheatreblog November 29, 2015

It is hard to fathom why there is any need to tamper with things that, in their original form, are...

glasgowtheatreblog November 22, 2015

Hoping that this was the start of it beginning to look a lot like Christmas, expectations were high for the...

glasgowtheatreblog November 20, 2015

Considered by many the most audience conscious of artists, credit must undoubtedly go to Matthew Bourne for his groundbreaking work,...

glasgowtheatreblog November 15, 2015

The original 1974 Broadway production of Mack and Mabel had such a critical mauling that it lasted only 66 performances....

glasgowtheatreblog November 12, 2015

Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hammerstein and the MGM, golden era of Hollywood movie musicals have all been celebrated over the...

glasgowtheatreblog November 6, 2015

The popularity of Stephen Daldry's award-winning 1992 National Theatre production of J B Priestley's An Inspector Calls shows no signs...

glasgowtheatreblog November 5, 2015

Theatre company Kneehigh breathe new life into Daphne du Maurier's much-loved novel, Rebecca, managing to capture the chills of the...

glasgowtheatreblog November 3, 2015

An Iraqi cardiac specialist, a teen on a zero hours contract at Sports Direct, a Tory ex-councillor, an unemployed graduate,...

glasgowtheatreblog November 2, 2015

The name Agatha Christie attached to a production is draw enough and so it proves here in Hamilton. Playing to a...