REVIEW: Avenue Q, King’s Theatre Glasgow 2nd July 2011 starring Rachel Jerram
Today's show was another one on my 'still to see' list - AVENUE Q is not the most upmarket...
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REVIEW: Evita, King’s Theatre Glasgow 11th June 2011
I'm definitely on a mission to see as many of the musicals that I've missed over the years as I...
REVIEW: Billy Elliot – Pavillion Theatre, Glasgow
The producers of Billy Elliot in the West End operate a youth programme and have selected Shine Youth Theatre Group...
REVIEW: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat starring Keith Jack, Hamilton Town House 6th May 2011
This was playing 5 minutes walk from my front door so there wasn't really any chance I was going...
REVIEW: Chess, King’s Theatre Glasgow 9th April 2011 starring James Fox, Daniel Koek, Shona White and David Eric
I've never seen this before, it's probably one of the least seen Tim Rice musicals, written with Bjorn and Benny from Abba....
REVIEW: Les Miserables – Queen’s Theatre, London
Les Misérables is the musical adaptation of Victor Hugo's great humanitarian novel of one man's determined survival in the face...
REVIEW: Wizard of Oz – London Palladium
He really is a whizz of a wiz, if ever a whiz there was! So we went off to see...
REVIEW: Children’s Hour – The Comedy Theatre, London
Lillian Hellman's 1934 play The Children's Hour is set in a boarding school in 1930s New England run by two...
REVIEW: King Lear, Donmar Theatre Production, King’s Theatre Glasgow starring Derek Jacobi 12th March 2011
An ageing monarch. A kingdom divided. A child's love rejected. As Lear's world descends into chaos, all that he once...
REVIEW: Scottish Opera Highlights 1st February 2011
In the pursuit of entertainment of a more cultural nature, it was a concert of highlights that Scottish Opera are...
