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glasgowtheatreblog October 21, 2016

There's an air of trepidation as you approach Glasgow's massive Hydro arena, just how well would one of Scotland's best-loved...

glasgowtheatreblog October 14, 2016

What do you do with a work that is almost universally adored? Leave well alone is always the sensible answer...

glasgowtheatreblog October 14, 2016

From Muswell Hill to the top of the charts, via endless discord, constant ripping off from their managers, unexpected parenthood,...

glasgowtheatreblog October 1, 2016

The most gratifying thing about Scottish Ballet's Autumn Season launch isn't the two undoubtedly striking pieces of work on show - Sophie...

glasgowtheatreblog September 27, 2016

There's a tangible atmosphere at Glasgow City Halls, a sense that this is going to be something special...you just know...

glasgowtheatreblog September 27, 2016

The man who, Liz Taylor said gave her "golden goosebumps" and about whom Celine Dion once proclaimed: "if God had...

glasgowtheatreblog September 23, 2016

Despite the predictability of the script, Robert Jack and Andy Clark's powerhouse performances elevate Keith Huff's A Steady Rain above...

glasgowtheatreblog September 23, 2016

Scottish Opera's latest touring production, Gaetano Donizetti's The Elixir of Love, is a wonderfully witty, beautifully staged and finely sung...

glasgowtheatreblog September 22, 2016

Inspired by the sensational crime stories she covered during the Prohibition Era for the Chicago Tribune, and in particular the...

glasgowtheatreblog August 22, 2016

From the pen of Richard Levinson and William Link, best-known for their work on Columbo and Murder She Wrote, Rehearsal...