REVIEW: EASTERN PROMISE FESTIVAL – Sita Pieraccini presents Make a HOO
Sita Pieraccini's work Make a HOO is billed as: "a play set in the tropical hills and the Sri Lankan...
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REVIEW: Weegie Hink Ae That present Where Ye Fae? – Websters Theatre, Glasgow
New Scottish sketch group, Weegie Hink Ae That, take the most familiar (and embarrassing) Glasgow stereotypes, and oh so cleverly...
REVIEW: Damned Rebel Bitches – Platform, Easterhouse
From the Clydebank Blitz in WW2, where Ella and her older sister Irene are orphaned, through emigration to New York...
INTERVIEW: Robert Softley Gale talks about Blanche and Butch
Robert Softley Gale is an established figure in the Scottish arts scene, with over sixteen years of experience in diverse...
PHOTO BLOG: The Hidden Gardens at Tramway
As well as being a world class performance venue, Tramway is home to the Hidden Gardens, an oasis of peace...
REVIEW: The Kite Runner – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner is a literary juggernaut, spending over two years on the New York Times best-seller list,...
INTERVIEW: Keith Jack talks about his tour and album Movie Nights
Keith Jack is probably best-known for finishing second on BBC 1’s Any Dream Will Do but his theatre credits since...
REVIEW: The Swingcats, Sisters of Swing – Eastwood Park Theatre, Giffnock
According to their publicity, vocal trio The Swingcats have performed from Dublin to Dubai, Manchester to Marrakech, and by Royal...
