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...
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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: Alfie Boe – Kelvingrove Bandstand, Glasgow
Blue sky, cheeping birds, the warm breeze rustling the green leaves of the beautiful trees, a flock of geese low-flying...
REVIEW: Birdsong – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Rachel Wagstaff has gamely adapted Sebastian Faulks' sprawling, nearly 500 page novel Birdsong, into a two hour 20 minute stage...
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...
REVIEW: News Hacks – Òran Mór, Glasgow
Political satire may not be dead in Scotland, but it’s demise on the comedy scene has left it in dire...
REVIEW: Street Scene – New Athenium Theatre, Glasgow
Street Scene, Kurt Weill’s 1946 “Broadway Opera” is rarely revived in Scotland, the last time, the 1989 Scottish Opera/ENO production....
REVIEW: The Wedding Reception – Carmichael Hall, Eastwood Park, Giffnock
Interactive Theatre International already have a well-established hit on their hands with their much-loved Faulty Towers Dining Experience. Created in...
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...
REVIEW: Ma, Pa and the Little Mouths – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
It’s into the insular world of the reclusive Ma and Pa that we eavesdrop in award-winning actor and playwright Martin...
