REVIEW: Bold Girls – Lanternhouse, Cumbernauld
Rona Munro’s 1990’s tale of the Troubles, Bold Girls, returns home to where it was first performed by the now legendary...
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REVIEW: Crocodile Rock – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Andy McGregor appears to be spearheading a resurgence in homegrown musicals. Crocodile Rock, originally performed as part of Òran Mór's...
REVIEW: Stuntman – Platform, Easterhouse
Billed as "a new performance for anyone who has ever enjoyed a violent action movie (but felt a little bit...
REVIEW: Alright Sunshine – Òran Mór, Glasgow
Less than 60 short minutes is all writer Isla Cowan has to weave her powerful tale of gender, self-identity and...
REVIEW: Educating Rita – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
There’s an undeniable affection for Willy Russell’s 40-year-old, Pygmalion-like drama Educating Rita, from the great British theatre-going public. Originally commissioned...
REVIEW: Sinderella – Motherwell Theatre
Capitalising on the British public's insatiable appetite for all things Drag, producer Joseph Purdy has brought adult pantomime to the...
REVIEW: The King and I – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II’s The King and I is undoubtedly one of the finest musical’s from the Golden...
REVIEW: God of Carnage – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
As with her almost universally acclaimed 1994 play Art, Yasmina Reza's God of Carnage is another comedy of middle class...
INTERVIEW: Scottish comedy legend Janey Godley
She’s been dubbed the ‘godmother of Scottish comedy’ and numbers Billy Connolly among her fans. Now, Janey Godley is set...
REVIEW: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs – SEC Armadillo, Glasgow
The panto-going citizens of Glasgow raised a cheer when the cast of the SEC Armadillo's pantomime Snow White was announced....
