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...
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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....
REVIEW: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Music & Lyrics: Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman Stage Adaption: Jeremy Sams Based on the book by Ian...
REVIEW: The Northern Soul Classics Orchestra – Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow
From the moment the twelve piece band and four singers take to the stage and those first notes ring out,...
REVIEW: & Juliet – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
A Shakespearean jukebox musical with some of the biggest pop hits from the 90s to the present day - really,...
REVIEW: June Carter Cash: The Woman, Her Music and Me, Summerhall
On the surface you would be hard pressed to find any similarities between a young Glaswegian actor and the woman...
REVIEW: I Wish You Well: The Gwyneth Paltrow Ski Trial Musical – Udderbelly, Edinburgh
There are not one but two shows based on the campest, if not stupidest trial in recent memory at The...
REVIEW: The Scot and the Showgirl – Pleasance Queen Dome
Real life couple Frances Ruffelle and Norman Bowman (she the Tony Award-winning stage diva and the original English language Éponine...
REVIEW: Janie Dee’s Beautiful World Cabaret – Pleasance Queen Dome, Edinburgh
Director: Janie Dee THE Janie Dee, yes, she of the multiple Olivier Awards, genuine West End theatre royalty brings her...
