REVIEW: What Girls Are Made of – Assembly Music Room
Most teenage diaries are excruciating, but Cora Bissett's infinitely detailed journals retrieved from her late dad's attic, form the basis...
REVIEWS
REVIEW: No Love Songs – Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
No Love Songs is based on the experiences of Kyle Falconer from Scottish rock band The View and his partner...
REVIEW: The Grand Old Opera House Hotel – Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
While the publicity material may look like Wes Anderson's gloriously colourful Grand Budapest Hotel, Isobel McArthur's The Grand Old Opera...
REVIEW: Winnie The Pooh – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Following a year in the Hundred Acre Wood as the seasons slowly change, Winnie the Pooh at the King's Theatre...
REVIEW: Moorcroft – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
It is staggering to believe that Moorcroft is Eilidh Loan's first play. Seven years in the making, debuting in 2022...
REVIEW: Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story, King’s Theatre, Glasgow
It was such a short life, brought to a tragic end on 3 February 1959, but a phenomenally enduring legacy...
REVIEW: Jack and the Bean Pie – Òran Mór, Glasgow
"It’s the annual summer festival in Sprout-Town-Upon-Brie and everybody expects the somewhat deranged Farmer Frank to walk away with the...
REVIEW: Heathers – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
It's Westerbrook High, where "cliques rule, jocks dominate and all the popular girls are called Heather." There's teen suicide, eating...
REVIEW: Dear Billy – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Gary McNair's Dear Billy is billed as "a love letter to the Big Yin from the people of Scotland." A...
REVIEW: The Stamping Ground – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
At the peak of their powers, Scottish band Runrig’s music was an aural embodiment of the ties that intrinsically bind...
