REVIEW: Heartbeat – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Axed in 2010 and with 15 million viewers in its heyday, Heartbeat was a staple of Sunday night TV for...
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REVIEW: Frances and Ethel – Oran Mor, Glasgow
Performing from the age of two, popping pills supplied by her mother at ten, surviving the scandal of her father's...
REVIEW: Mack the Knife – Oran Mor, Glasgow
The creation of Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill's "play with music" The Threepenny Opera is as dramatic as the ground-breaking...
REVIEW: Dance School of Scotland – Batboy – Citizens Theatre, Glasgow
It's been 20 years since Keythe Farley, Brian Flemming and Laurence O'Keefe's Batboy first graced the stage (making it older...
REVIEW: Iain Waite & Natalie Lowe: A Touch of Class – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Following the familiar format of a bit of dance, a bit of song, a bit of chat, and some audience...
REVIEW: American Idiot – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Producing a concept album in 2004 was a brave move for US pseudo-punks Green Day. It isn’t hyperbole to describe...
REVIEW: Stages- An Evening with Josh Groban – Clyde Auditorium, Glasgow
Josh Groban's latest concert based on his seventh studio album Stages, can be summed up in two short words - pure...
REVIEW: Breakfast at Tiffany’s – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Truman Capote's heroine Holly Golightly was unforgettably immortalised on celluloid in 1961 by the incomparable Audrey Hepburn. Capote's novella is...
REVIEW: The Mikado, Scottish Opera & D’Oyly Carte – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Silly, sumptuous and satisfying, Scottish Opera and D'Oyly Carte's co-production of the perennially popular, anti-establishment satire The Mikado, is a...
FEATURE: Behind the scenes at the Citz – historic backstage tours
Last weekend GTB went on a field trip behind the scenes at the historic Citizens Theatre. The Citizens' Company, founded...
