REVIEW: La Cage aux Folles – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
The much-loved La Cage aux Folles has had a long history: from Jean Poiret's original 1973 play, then the 1978...
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REVIEW: The Railway Children – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Edith Nesbit’s 1905 tale is as quintessentially British as strawberries and cream and cucumber sandwiches. The subject of four television...
REVIEW: Wonderland – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
In Gregory Boyd and Jack Murphy’s Wonderland, their take on Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, Alice is now a 40-year-old...
REVIEW: Idina Menzel – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Tony Award-winning Broadway superstar Idina Menzel is in town once again with her individual blend of musical theatre classics, pop standards...
REVIEW: Dirty Dancing – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Based on the much-adored 1987 movie, the 2006 musical theatre version of Dirty Dancing was the fastest-selling show in West...
REVIEW: Funny Girl – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
It needs a glittering and glorious central performance to elevate the thin story of early Broadway star Fanny Brice to...
REVIEW: Shirley Valentine – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Willy Russell’s track record of successfully writing about ordinary women is almost unparalleled in popular theatre: Educating Rita, Blood Brothers...
REVIEW: The Wedding Singer – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Based on the 1998 Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore romantic comedy of the same name, The Wedding Singer cashes in...
REVIEW: All or Nothing – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
A guitar smashes, someone storms off stage and so starts the story of seminal Mod band The Small Faces. Following...
REVIEW: The 8th Door / Bluebeard’s Castle – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
You must admire the bold, brave, artistic choices that have characterised Scottish Opera's current season. However, whether these choices resonate...
