Scottish Ensemble brings the light with Concerts for a Summer’s Night 
Pitlochry Festival Theatre to stage the UK première of the musical CEILIDH at Pitlochry Town Hall 
DYSTOPIA 26: THE ROCK OPERA – TOURING SCOTLAND 
Live-looped musical comedy ‘Off the Rails’ to open at A Play, A Pie and A Pint this April 
REVIEW: Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts – Theatre Royal, Glasgow 
INTERVIEW: Edward Reid
Scottish performer Edward Reid first came to national attention with his unique take on some of the world's most famous...
REVIEW: The Maids – Citizens Theatre, Glasgow
Writer: Jean Genet Translation: Martin Crimp Director: Stewart Laing The coupling of the Tony award-winning director and designer Stewart...
INTERVIEW: George Ure
George Ure talks to Glasgow Theatre Blog about his beginnings as a schoolboy in Lanarkshire to starring in London's West...
INTERVIEW: Kieran Brown
Over the past few years Kieran Brown has managed to firmly establish himself in the West End with roles in...
REVIEW: Soul Sister – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Now let’s be honest about this, jukebox musicals – and this is certainly one of them, exist to varying degrees...
INTERVIEW: Jenny Douglas
Since her first appearance as an 18 year old on Andrew Lloyd Webber's search for Dorothy in Over The Rainbow,...
REVIEW: Christmas Time – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
There’s a surprisingly large number of tailor-made Christmas performances for the three to six age range this year and the...
REVIEW: Twinkle Bell – Citizens Theatre, Glasgow
Writer and Director: Clare McGarry There’s nothing as endearing as seeing the wonder in a child’s eyes as they are...
REVIEW: London – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Essentially two plays with a London commonality, these works by the prolific writer Simon Stephens make a powerful impact...
REVIEW: 9 to 5 The Musical – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
9 to 5 The musical originally opened on Broadway in 2009 and lasted less than six months after receiving some...
