REVIEW: Birdland – Royal Court, London
It’s universally acknowledged that absolute power has the ability to corrupt absolutely but in Simon Stephens’ new play Birdland, it’s...
REVIEWS
REVIEW: Scottish Ballet’s Romeo & Juliet – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
This article was originally written for and published by The Public Reviews at: http://www.thepublicreviews.com/scottish-ballet-romeo-and-juliet-kings-theatre-glasgow/ Music: Sergei Prokofiev Choreography: Krzysztof Pastor Design:...
REVIEW: I Can’t Sing – The London Palladium
The X Factor has become the touchstone for all that is abhorrent about Britain today: the unhealthy obsession with celebrity...
REVIEW: Blithe Spirit – Gielgud Theatre, London
Noël Coward's irresistible play Blithe Spirit returns to the West End accompanied by a fanfare of trumpets and Dame Angela Lansbury...
REVIEW: Star Stricken Double Bill – CCA, Glasgow
Presented as part of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival, Star Stricken a double bill of new comedy writing by Karen...
REVIEW: A Perfect Murder – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Crime is the most popular genre of fiction in the UK and Peter James is one of its foremost proponents:...
REVIEW: Brendan Cole Licence to Thrill – Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
Choreographer: Brendan Cole Musical Director: Barry Robinson Reviewer: Lauren Humphreys Originally published by www.thepublicreviews.com 45 nights into a 48 date...
REVIEW: A Blether and a Bop at the Barrowland – The Shed, Glasgow
From the pen of Tracey Curran comes this nostalgic look at the life and loves of Glasgow couple Janette (Tracey...
REVIEW: The Play That Goes Wrong – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Writers: Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer & Henry Shields Director: Mark Bell Designer: Nigel Hook Reviewer: Lauren Humphreys Originally published by...
REVIEW: Happy Days – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
TV’s favourite 1950′s family, the Cunninghams and the rest of the gang from the beloved show Happy Days: Pinky, Potsie,...
