Glasgow

glasgowtheatreblog June 6, 2015

Adapted from the 1975 movie, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Spamalot, Eric Idle’s irreverent musical take on the Arthurian...

glasgowtheatreblog June 4, 2015

An artist who means so much to so many: both tragic victim of the studio star system and ultimate Hollywood...

glasgowtheatreblog May 31, 2015

Were you a cynic, you could accuse the National Theatre of Scotland of cashing in on the rising tide of...

glasgowtheatreblog May 21, 2015

On one hand a masterclass in social climbing: B Movie actress and nightclub 'hostess' rises to become the saintly spiritual...

glasgowtheatreblog May 21, 2015

Topped and tailed by a standing ovation, Al Pacino took the packed auditorium at the Clyde Auditorium on a near...

glasgowtheatreblog May 21, 2015

There’s something satisfying about a good old theatrical thriller that drags you to the edge of your seat and keeps...

glasgowtheatreblog May 10, 2015

The great Caruso famously stated: “all it takes for a successful performance of Il trovatore is the four greatest singers...

glasgowtheatreblog May 4, 2015

Fourteen years ago Shrek exploded onto our screens and redefined the ‘family film': a movie so clever and sophisticated that...

glasgowtheatreblog April 29, 2015

Hans Van Manen’s 1977 work 5 Tangos has been revived by Scottish Ballet for the inaugural Dance International Glasgow (DIG) festival....

glasgowtheatreblog April 25, 2015

Even with his status as the golden boy in a golden era of music, I’m not sure that Cole Porter...