REVIEW: Summer Holiday – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Taking as its source the classic 1963 Cliff Richard movie, Summer Holiday is a feather light piece of escapism for...
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REVIEW: Saturday Night Fever – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
It's astonishing to think that Saturday Night Fever is over 40 years old. Bee Gee's manager and producer Robert Stigwood's...
REVIEW: Shrek The Musical – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
The big, green, Scottish ogre is back on the road again, delighting audiences young and old in this joyful, colourful,...
REVIEW: The Band – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Firstly, a fact needs to be stated that this is not the Take That story. The words Take That are...
REVIEW: Sunshine on Leith – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Stephen Greenhorn’s original musical, Sunshine on Leith, predates the movie version by seven years. Originally commissioned by Dundee Rep’s artistic...
REVIEW: Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Following on from the critically-acclaimed new work, The Red Shoes, Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures delve deep into the back catalogue...
REVIEW: 20th Century Boy – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Four decades after his untimely death, 20th Century Boy aims to shine a light on the man once dubbed “The...
REVIEW: Titanic The Musical – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Maury Yeston and Peter Stone's Titanic: The Musical first appeared on Broadway in 1997, winning five Tony Awards in the...
INTERVIEW: Kieran Brown, Scottish star of Titanic the Musical
Scottish actor Kieran Brown has an enviable theatrical CV, having appeared in Phantom of the Opera, Love Never Dies, Les...
REVIEW: Son of a Preacher Man – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
If you listen closely you can hear the sound of the late, great Dusty Springfield turning in her grave at...
