REVIEW: Cinders! – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Scottish Ballet's festive favourite has returned with a new name and a fresh new take on the familiar tale. You...
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REVIEW: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
If it's classic panto you're looking for, then look no further than the King's in Glasgow. This year's traditional offering...
REVIEW: Aganeza Scrooge – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Writer: Johnny McKnight Director: Sally Reid Designer: Kenny Miller Composer: Ross Brown A decade on from its first appearance at...
Scottish Ballet Principal dancer to retire after 17 years with company
“I feel like I’ve been given a warm hug for 17 years.” Bethany Kingsley-Garner will retire from dancing on stage...
REVIEW: Ugly! A Cinderella Story – Cumbernauld Theatre at Lanternhouse
Festive shows thankfully come in all shapes and sizes and themes, and like its subject matter Ugly! A Cinderella Story...
REVIEW: Beauty and the Beast – Eastwood Park Theatre, Giffnock
The pantomime season has kicked off in grand style with a truly magical gem at Eastwood Park Theatre. Beauty and...
REVIEW: Pretty Woman The Musical – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Based on the 1990 smash hit movie of the same name, the musical theatre iteration of Pretty Woman has arrived...
REVIEW: When We Were Young – Village Theatre, East Kilbride
Liam Lambie's hard-hitting but hysterically funny When We Were Young, lays bare the lives of young Glaswegians living through the...
REVIEW: Jesus Christ Superstar – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Finally, the rest of the UK gets the chance to see the Olivier Award-Winning re-imagination by Regent's Park Open Air...
REVIEW: Burnt Out – Platform, Easterhouse
Australia-born, Glasgow based dance artist Penny Chivas tours Burnt Out, her intimate but impactful personal experience of the devastating 2003 Canberra...
