REVIEW: June Carter Cash: The Woman, Her Music and Me, Summerhall
On the surface you would be hard pressed to find any similarities between a young Glaswegian actor and the woman...
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REVIEW: The Scot and the Showgirl – Pleasance Queen Dome
Real life couple Frances Ruffelle and Norman Bowman (she the Tony Award-winning stage diva and the original English language Éponine...
REVIEW: Janie Dee’s Beautiful World Cabaret – Pleasance Queen Dome, Edinburgh
Director: Janie Dee THE Janie Dee, yes, she of the multiple Olivier Awards, genuine West End theatre royalty brings her...
REVIEW: Rob Madge: My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?) – Underbelly McEwan Hall
"Are you filming?", "Are you filming?", "Are you filming me?". Rob Madge can be truly thankful that their loving mum...
REVIEW: Gwyneth Goes Skiing – Pleasance Forth, Edinburgh
Deer Valley Resort, Park City, Utah, 2016 and the now infamous skiing accident between Hollywood princess Gwyneth Paltrow and retired...
REVIEW: Kokoon – Assembly Checkpoint, Edinburgh
Bursting onstage to BTS' mega hit Fire (불타오르네) is brave indeed. The tightest of tight choreography is exhausting even for...
REVIEW: Lena – Gordon Aikman Theatre, Edinburgh
It begins with a melancholy solo violin, perfectly setting the tone for the heart-breaking life of Lena Zavaroni. Just nine...
REVIEW: What Girls Are Made of – Assembly Music Room
Most teenage diaries are excruciating, but Cora Bissett's infinitely detailed journals retrieved from her late dad's attic, form the basis...
REVIEW: The Grand Old Opera House Hotel – Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
While the publicity material may look like Wes Anderson's gloriously colourful Grand Budapest Hotel, Isobel McArthur's The Grand Old Opera...
REVIEW: Confetti and Chaos – Imagination Workshop, Edinburgh
Interactive Theatre International's Confetti and Chaos is back at its spiritual home, smack bang in the middle of the madness...
