REVIEWS: Once – Phoenix Theatre, London
New musical Once is a heart-rending and affecting celebration of love, friendship and music. When an Irish Hoover repair man...
REVIEWS
REVIEW: Peter and Alice, Noel Coward Theatre, London
Let's be honest about this, the inevitable draw of this play is not John Logan's writing; or its intriguing premise...
REVIEW: La traviata – Scottish Opera, Town House, Hamilton
Violetta, a famed escort, leads a seemingly charmed existence amidst the cream of Paris society. But, in fragile health, she...
REVIEW: High Society – Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
Wealthy socialite Tracy Lord is in the midst of planning her lavish summer wedding to dull but reliable George Kittredge, when...
REVIEW: My Name is Rachel Corrie – Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
Photo Credit: Tim Morozzo Writer: Rachel Corrie Editors: Alan Rickman and Katharine Viner Director: Ros Philips Reviewer: Lauren Humphreys The...
REVIEW: Scottish Opera Highlights 2013
"Full of energy, versatility and plenty of humour, a cast of four young singers and a pianist introduce a line-up...
REVIEW: Takin’ Over the Asylum – Citizens Theatre, Glasgow
Credit - Tim Morozzo Writer: Donna Franceschild Director: Mark Thomson A play that has at its heart the issue of...
REVIEW: Do You Nomi? – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Originally written for and published by The Public Reviews Writers: Grant Smeaton and Alan Greig Director: Grant Smeaton Choreographer: Alan...
REVIEW: Go Back For Murder – King’s Theatre, Edinburgh
Carla Le Marchant has learnt a disturbing family secret: her mother, Caroline Crale, died in prison after being convicted for...
REVIEW: Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty
Innovation, originality and humour characterise Matthew Bourne's ground-breaking work and credit indeed must go to Bourne for the popularisation of...
