REVIEW: Scots The Musical – Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow
From its own blurb, Scots The Musical is “the musical history lesson no-one asked for but everyone needs”, exploring Scotland’s...
Kenny Miller
REVIEW: Radiant Vermin – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
When do you know it's time to stop? When do we know enough is enough? How far are we willing...
REVIEW: Aganeza Scrooge – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Writer: Johnny McKnight Director: Sally Reid Designer: Kenny Miller Composer: Ross Brown A decade on from its first appearance at...
REVIEW: Crocodile Rock – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Andy McGregor appears to be spearheading a resurgence in homegrown musicals. Crocodile Rock, originally performed as part of Òran Mór's...
REVIEW: The Steamie – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
There’s a nostalgia for and great expectations of any production of Tony Roper’s Glasgow classic, The Steamie, and audiences can...
REVIEW: Blanche and Butch – Eastwood Park Theatre, Giffnock
Robert Softley Gale's Blanche and Butch is a thoughtful, provocative, gorgeous-to-look-at powerhouse of a production. Inspired by Noel Greig's dark...
REVIEW: The Snaw Queen – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
This review was originally written for The Reviews Hub. The news that Johnny McKnight was back at the helm of...
REVIEW: A Steady Rain – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Despite the predictability of the script, Robert Jack and Andy Clark's powerhouse performances elevate Keith Huff's A Steady Rain above...
REVIEW: Miracle on 34 Parnie Street – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
This review was originally written for and published by www.thepublicreviews.com at http://www.thepublicreviews.com/miracle-on-34-parnie-street-tron-theatre-glasgow/ There’s no denying Johnny McKnight’s theatrical credentials: writer of...
