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glasgowtheatreblog August 12, 2023

Most teenage diaries are excruciating, but Cora Bissett's infinitely detailed journals retrieved from her late dad's attic, form the basis...

glasgowtheatreblog July 20, 2023

Following a year in the Hundred Acre Wood as the seasons slowly change, Winnie the Pooh at the King's Theatre...

glasgowtheatreblog July 5, 2023

Battery Park is the exciting new production from Scottish theatre director, composer and playwright Andy McGregor, and is part of The...

glasgowtheatreblog February 20, 2019

Much-loved journalist and broadcaster Cat Harvey, has her finger firmly on the pulse of West of Scotland woman (and man)...

glasgowtheatreblog February 17, 2019

Published in 1910, in the midst of the suffragette movement, J.M. Barrie's The Twelve Pound Look, is an astonishingly relevant,...

glasgowtheatreblog February 2, 2019

It is a retired John Rebus who appears in his first stage outing, Long Shadows. Currently trying to keep off...

glasgowtheatreblog June 30, 2018

Adapted from a 1934 short story Philomel Cottage, Agatha Christie wrote an unperformed stage version of the same name which...

glasgowtheatreblog June 1, 2018

Rachel Wagstaff has gamely adapted Sebastian Faulks' sprawling, nearly 500 page novel Birdsong, into a two hour 20 minute stage...

glasgowtheatreblog October 4, 2017

From the Clydebank Blitz in WW2, where Ella and her older sister Irene are orphaned, through emigration to New York...

glasgowtheatreblog August 22, 2016

From the pen of Richard Levinson and William Link, best-known for their work on Columbo and Murder She Wrote, Rehearsal...