REVIEW: Rebecca – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Theatre company Kneehigh breathe new life into Daphne du Maurier's much-loved novel, Rebecca, managing to capture the chills of the...
REVIEWS
REVIEW: The Choir – Citizens Theatre, Glasgow
An Iraqi cardiac specialist, a teen on a zero hours contract at Sports Direct, a Tory ex-councillor, an unemployed graduate,...
REVIEW: The Mousetrap – The Town House, Hamilton
The name Agatha Christie attached to a production is draw enough and so it proves here in Hamilton. Playing to a...
REVIEW: The Smallest Show on Earth – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Adapted from the 1957 British Lion film of the same name, with the classic hits of Irving Berlin weaved around...
REVIEW: Mad About the Musicals – Town House, Hamilton
A mixture of musical theatre favourites and some lesser known and forgotten gems, teamed with a top-notch live band and...
REVIEW: And Then There Were None – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
A cast of TV favourites celebrate the 125th anniversary of the birth of Agatha Christie and the 10th anniversary of...
REVIEW: NT Live Hamlet – Barbican, London
What do I think? Well, it can be boiled down to one simple sentence: an outstanding Hamlet in a massively...
REVIEW: Carmen, Scottish Opera – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Its accessibility; clarity of narrative; portrayal of an independent, strong-minded woman and a clutch of knockout, familiar tunes make Georges Bizet's...
REVIEW: Sweet Charity – Eastwood Park Theatre, Giffnock
Cy Coleman, Dorothy Fields and Neil Simon's 1966 musical Sweet Charity is chock full of familiar tunes and the occasional...
REVIEW: Jesus Christ Superstar – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
It doesn't seem like overstatement to say that Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's ground-breaking 1971 work, Jesus Christ Superstar...
