REVIEW: After Party – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
An election plays out on a television. A group of people come together in a darkened room. Maybe they’re friends...
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REVIEW: Here You Come Again – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Failed, would-be comedian Kevin (Steven Webb) is on the wrong side of 40 and doesn’t have his troubles to seek....
REVIEW: To Save The Sea – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
A new musical about the proposed, controversial disposal of oil company Shell’s Brent Spar oil storage facility in 1995 has...
REVIEW: Come From Away – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
The unlikeliest of source materials have provided the most fruitful works in musical theatre in the past decade: the wives...
REVIEW: Rebus: A Game Called Malice – Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow
A dinner party isn’t quite John Rebus’ normal environment. Certainly not one in a swanky Edinburgh town house. The newly...
REVIEW: Last Night I Dreamt Somebody Loved Me – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
A show about memory, Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me allows writer Ben Harrison more familiarly known as...
REVIEW: Burlesque – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Writer Steven Antin has re-worked his own 2010 movie script and to a certain degree un-cheesified the original storyline for...
REVIEW: Leah MacRae’s Best Bits – Rutherglen Town Hall
Leah MacRae is a well-known and well-loved face in Scottish acting circles, featuring in Baby Reindeer, River City, the about...
REVIEW: A History of Paper – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
A note pushed under a door is the start of a relationship between two people and between people and paper....
REVIEW: The Fifth Step – Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow
Controversial subject matter, often shocking, all laced with humour have become the hallmarks of Belfast-born, Glasgow-based playwright David Ireland’s work....
