REVIEW: Divina de Campo: I Do Think – The Stand, Glasgow
Yorkshire's most glorious drag diva, Divina de Campo brings her one-woman autobiographical show to Glasgow. I Do Think is "an...
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REVIEW: Myra’s Story – Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow
Writer: Brian Foster Director: Brian Foster The tale of a middle-aged, alcoholic, homeless Irish woman, Brian Foster's Myra's Story, seen...
REVIEW: Cast, The La’s and Me: John Power – Eastwood Park Theatre
John Power charts his colourful career from 18 year old bass player from Allerton in Liverpool with seminal British indie...
REVIEW: Krapp’s Last Tape – York Theatre Royal
Never have I ever experienced such total and complete, pin-drop silence throughout the entirety of a play. Indeed, even before...
REVIEW: Michael Ball & Alfie Boe Together At Home – OVO Hydro Arena
Vocal powerhouse duo Michael Ball and Alfie Boe are back together and back in town with their latest arena show...
REVIEW: Ghost Stories – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Not since the original West End chiller, The Woman in Black has there been a spooky spectacular to set the...
REVIEW: Bat Out of Hell – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Book, Music and Lyrics: Jim Steinman Director: Jay Scheib There's no denying that Jim Steinman can write a tune, boy...
REVIEW: Nikita Kuzmin: Midnight Dancer – SEC Armadillo, Glasgow
Strictly professional Nikita Kuzmin is out on the road around the UK with a brand-new production Midnight Dancer, his first...
REVIEW: War Horse – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Of all the possible novels to stage, former children's laureate Michael Morpurgo’s War Horse always looked the least likely for...
REVIEW: Wild Rose – Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh
While on the surface a story of a gallus Glaswegian and her pursuit of country music glory, Wild Rose is...
