REVIEW: Anton Du Beke at the Musicals – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
In our fast-paced, technology obsessed world, it is heartening to see that someone is continuing the great tradition of classic...
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REVIEW: The Boys From the Blackstuff – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Alan Bleasdale's television series Boys From the Blackstuff broke new ground when it debuted in 1982. Perfectly reflecting the first...
REVIEW: Death of a Salesman – Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow
Andy Arnold helms a powerful staging of Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller's post-war exploration of the realities of the...
REVIEW: Scottish Opera: The Strauss Collection – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
In Scottish Opera's latest concert presentation, The Strauss Collection, the company takes their glorious orchestra from the depths of the...
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...
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...
