Review

glasgowtheatreblog September 6, 2023

Daphne, Richard Strauss' rarely staged, one-act, bucolic opera, has been described as having "concise and sublime beauty". Seldom seen, it...

glasgowtheatreblog August 30, 2023

Page to stage transfers are often fraught with danger, but Joel Harwood's adaptation of Neil Gaiman's 2013 short novel, remains...

glasgowtheatreblog August 22, 2023

This is a production that can only be talked about in superlatives. The best: cast, design, direction, choreography, lighting -...

glasgowtheatreblog August 12, 2023

Bursting onstage to BTS' mega hit Fire (불타오르네) is brave indeed. The tightest of tight choreography is exhausting even for...

glasgowtheatreblog August 12, 2023

It begins with a melancholy solo violin, perfectly setting the tone for the heart-breaking life of Lena Zavaroni. Just nine...

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 August 9, 2023

No Love Songs is based on the experiences of Kyle Falconer from Scottish rock band The View and his partner...

glasgowtheatreblog August 9, 2023

While the publicity material may look like Wes Anderson's gloriously colourful Grand Budapest Hotel, Isobel McArthur's The Grand Old Opera...

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 15, 2023

It is staggering to believe that Moorcroft is Eilidh Loan's first play. Seven years in the making, debuting in 2022...