REVIEW: Woman in Mind – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Alan Ayckbourn’s complex and unconventional exploration of one woman’s psychological unravelling, Woman in Mind is currently experiencing a revival in...
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REVIEW: Movies to Musicals – City Halls, Glasgow
The sheer scope of the ambition of Movies to Musicals is admirable: bringing together the very best of the West...
REVIEW: Priscilla Queen of the Desert – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
It’s been a while since the Priscilla bus has rolled into town and fans will be pleased to know that...
REVIEW: Waiting For Godot – Citizens Theatre, Glasgow
Writer: Samuel Beckett Director: Dominic Hill Samuel Beckett's masterpiece of the absurd, Waiting For Godot returns in a new production...
The Full Monty returns to Glasgow celebrating 30th anniversary
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the iconic BAFTA-winning film, the King’s Theatre, Glasgow will welcome a major national tour...
REVIEW: Death on the Nile – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
A new production of Agatha Christie’s thriller Death on the Nile, has sailed into town, and if the size of...
REVIEW: A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
The Cornley Drama Society are at it again, much to the delight of audiences up and down the UK. This...
REVIEW: Midsomer Murders: The Killings at Badger’s Drift – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
The success and popularity of Midsomer Murders cannot be understated. Beginning life in book form in 1987, it premiered on...
REVIEW: Uncanny: Fear of the Dark – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
From what started as a podcast (now in its fifth series), has spawned two stage shows and two series on...
REVIEW: The Great Wave – Theatre Royal. Glasgow
The Great Wave Off Kanagawa is one of the world’s most recognisable works of art: prints. posters, mugs, magnets, and...
