REVIEW: All New People by Zach Braff, King’s Theatre Glasgow 17th February 2012
The dead of winter, Long Beach Island, New Jersey, Charlie, has hit rock bottom. Away from the rest of the...
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REVIEW: The Tempest – Theatre Royal Haymarket, London
There were crowds forming before ten in the morning for return tickets outside the theatre and indeed the draw of...
REVIEW: One Man Two Guv’nors starring James Corden, King’s Theatre Edinburgh, 29th October 2011
Originally this had a limited run at the National Theatre at the beginning of 2011. It's now on a whistle-stop tour...
REVIEW: Jerusalem – Apollo Theatre, London
"A comic, contemporary vision of rural life in our green and pleasant land, Jez Butterworth's epic play is wildly original....
REVIEW: Journey’s End by R. C. Sherriff, Theatre Royal Glasgow 10th September 2011
This revival of R.C. Sherriff's 1929 play Journey's End has been enjoying an extended run in London to outstanding reviews....
REVIEW: Verdict by Agatha Christie, King’s Theatre Glasgow 11th August 2011
"A completely original play by Agatha Christie, Verdict, eschews the mystery thriller format and is more of a melodrama. Yes...
REVIEW: Henceforward – Pitlochry Festival Theatre
It's sometime quite soon . . . Jerome is a serious avant-garde composer. He`s written string quartets, a ‘cello sonata....
REVIEW: Much Ado About Nothing starring Eve Best and Charles Edwards at Shakespeare’s Globe 15th July 2011
More than 400 years on, Shakespeare’s play has lost none of its power to delight – and to astonish. The...
REVIEW: Richard III – Old Vic Theatre, London
It's a funny thing indeed to see your acting hero in the flesh, there's a hint of unreality that it's...
REVIEW: Children’s Hour – The Comedy Theatre, London
Lillian Hellman's 1934 play The Children's Hour is set in a boarding school in 1930s New England run by two...
