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...
REVIEWS
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...
REVIEW: Shen Yun – SEC Armadillo, Glasgow
The background to Shen Yun is an interesting one. Branded by the Chinese government a ‘cult’, it has been dubbed...
REVIEW Top Hat – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Adapted from the 1935 RKO musical comedy starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, writers Howard Jaques and Matthew White transport...
REVIEW: The Red Shoes – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Matthew Bourne has taken Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's 1948, Technicolor masterpiece of British cinema, The Red Shoes and turned...
REVIEW: The Woman In Black – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Susan Hill’s The Woman in Black has had an enviable life, originally a 1983 Gothic novella, followed four years later...
REVIEW: Fawlty Towers: The Play – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Nostalgia sells and it sells especially well when the source material is Fawlty Towers, a TV show held so close...
REVIEW: Beauty and the Beast – Citizens Theatre, Glasgow
Once again, the Citizens theatre proves itself to be in a class of its own with this season's festive family...
