REVIEW: Pride and Prejudice (Sort Of) – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Writer: Isobel McArthur after Jane Austen Director: Isobel McArthur Seven years on from its debut at Glasgow' Tron Theatre Pride...
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REVIEW: The People’s Place – The Boardwalk, Glasgow
Writer: Linda Duncan McLaughlin in collaboration with In Cahootz Directors: Kate Black & Annmarie Strain Taking as its inspiration Glasgow...
REVIEW: A View From The Bridge – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Writer: Arthur Miller Director: Jemima Levick Jemima Levick's first production since taking the helm at The Tron, is one of...
REVIEW: Dear Evan Hansen – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Evan, 17 years old, bullied, suffering from social anxiety, depression and a recently broken arm, is currently seeing a therapist...
REVIEW: Disney on Ice: 100 years of Wonder – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
There's no one who can deliver a visual spectacle quite like Disney. The family entertainment giant have managed to sustain...
REVIEW: Punk Off: The Sounds of Punk and New Wave – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Who'd have thought that the tonic we need on these cold wintry nights would come in the form of a...
REVIEW: National Opera Studio at Scottish Opera: Lust and Laughter – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
A fruitful 45 year partnership between Scottish Opera and the National Opera Studio has produced many quality performances. This year,...
REVIEW: NOW That’s What I Call a Musical – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
It's been an unbelievable 40+ years since the launch of the first NOW! album and with the combination of nostalgia...
INTERVIEW: Carlos Gu and Amy Dowden talk their latest tour REBORN
Amy Dowden & Carlos Gu are about to embark on their new tour REBORN, which will be in Glasgow at...
REVIEW: Breath Cycle on Stage: A Story of Healing – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Scottish Opera's Breath Cycle on Stage unites opera singers, writers and composers to collaborate with those living with Long COVID...
