REVIEW: James Grant and The Hallelujah Strings – City Halls, Glasgow
There's a tangible atmosphere at Glasgow City Halls, a sense that this is going to be something special...you just know...
REVIEWS
REVIEW: Andrea Bocelli – SSE Hydro, Glasgow
The man who, Liz Taylor said gave her "golden goosebumps" and about whom Celine Dion once proclaimed: "if God had...
REVIEW: A Steady Rain – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Despite the predictability of the script, Robert Jack and Andy Clark's powerhouse performances elevate Keith Huff's A Steady Rain above...
REVIEW: The Elixir of Love – The Concert Hall, Motherwell
Scottish Opera's latest touring production, Gaetano Donizetti's The Elixir of Love, is a wonderfully witty, beautifully staged and finely sung...
REVIEW: Chicago – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Inspired by the sensational crime stories she covered during the Prohibition Era for the Chicago Tribune, and in particular the...
REVIEW: Rehearsal for Murder – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
From the pen of Richard Levinson and William Link, best-known for their work on Columbo and Murder She Wrote, Rehearsal...
REVIEW: Maxim Vengerov & Roustem Saïtkoulov – Usher Hall, Edinburgh
Russian-born superstar violinist Maxim Vengerov showcases his astonishing technical skill and artistry in this one-night only recital as part of...
REVIEW: Boris: World King – Pleasance Queen Dome, Edinburgh
Oh, what a fertile field of material there is to plough for a show about the man we’ve come to...
REVIEW: Partial Nudity – Zoo Monkey House, Edinburgh
Emily Layton follows up last year’s Fringe debut Two Thirds with another sure-footed slice of contemporary life, Partial Nudity. Under...
REVIEW: Dusty Horne’s Sound and Fury, Pleasance Queen Dome, Edinburgh
Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, Roger Corman you undoubtedly know, but Dusty Horne? It’s 1963 and Dusty Horne is the behind-the-scenes...
