REVIEW: Saturday Night Fever – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
1976, Brooklyn. Tony Manero, a 19 year old New Yorker with a dead-end job and an extraordinary talent, is desperate...
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REVIEW: Peter Pan – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
It’s 50 years since the King’s Theatre launched its first family pantomime and almost a year ago to the day...
REVIEW: Miracle on 34 Parnie Street – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
This review was originally written for and published by www.thepublicreviews.com at http://www.thepublicreviews.com/miracle-on-34-parnie-street-tron-theatre-glasgow/ There’s no denying Johnny McKnight’s theatrical credentials: writer of...
REVIEW: Aladdin – macrobert, Stirling
Scotland's undisputed King of Panto, Johnny McKnight serves up the first treat of the holiday season with his disco-tastic, glitterball...
REVIEW: The Last Five Years – Govanhill Baths, Glasgow
You would be hard pressed to find a more sure-footed staging of Jason Robert Brown's eloquent, emotive and rarely staged musical,...
REVIEW: John Wilson Orchestra Cole Porter in Hollywood – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Yes, dear readers it's that time of year when I profess my undying love for John Wilson and his outstanding...
REVIEW: Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
The Goodale Brothers (Robert and David) have used P.G. Wodehouse's 1938 novel The Code of the Woosters as the source...
REVIEW: Bond and Beyond – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Since 1962, no movie franchise has conjured up an image of glamour, intrigue and mystery quite like the Bond films....
REVIEW: Anything Goes – Motherwell Theatre, Motherwell
Anything Goes is classic musical theatre, complete with tap numbers, cheesy jokes, unlikely happy endings and an unforgettable score by...
REVIEW: Blood Brothers – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
"Have you heard the story about the Johnstone twins?" The famous first line from Willy Russell's enduring classic Blood Brothers...
