REVIEW: Love From a Stranger – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Adapted from a 1934 short story Philomel Cottage, Agatha Christie wrote an unperformed stage version of the same name which...
Month: June 2018
REVIEW: The Band – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Firstly, a fact needs to be stated that this is not the Take That story. The words Take That are...
REVIEW: Sunshine on Leith – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Stephen Greenhorn’s original musical, Sunshine on Leith, predates the movie version by seven years. Originally commissioned by Dundee Rep’s artistic...
REVIEW: The Last Ship – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Sting’s musical love song to his Tyneside homeland, The Last Ship, is in his own words to: “repay a debt”...
REVIEW: Flight of the Conchords sing Flight of the Conchords – SEE Hydro Arena, Glasgow
It’s been a long seven years since the “almost award-winning, fourth most popular folk duo in New Zealand” have toured...
REVIEW: Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Following on from the critically-acclaimed new work, The Red Shoes, Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures delve deep into the back catalogue...
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,...
REVIEW: Nashville Live – Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
Capitalising on the current insatiable appetite for all things Country and aiming to "transport you right into the heart of...
REVIEW: 20th Century Boy – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Four decades after his untimely death, 20th Century Boy aims to shine a light on the man once dubbed “The...
REVIEW: Maxim Vengerov with the Würth Philharmonic – Usher Hall, Edinburgh
Arguably, the greatest living string player in the world, and undoubtedly the most in-demand musician in all of classical music,...
