Review

glasgowtheatreblog November 10, 2017

It's nearly a quarter of a century since Slava Polunin debuted his Snow Show. Described by Polunin as "a comical...

glasgowtheatreblog November 2, 2017

It's refreshing to see George Stiles and Anthony Drew's little seen modern adaptation of Cinderella, Soho Cinders being staged in...

glasgowtheatreblog October 31, 2017

Blackeyed Theatre have a penchant for the Gothic, evidenced by their previous works: Dracula and Frankenstein. Tonight, it's the turn...

glasgowtheatreblog October 31, 2017

Three of the most lauded leading ladies of the London stage united in friendship when they all appeared in the...

glasgowtheatreblog October 31, 2017

It’s easy to forget about Section 28 and it’s ramifications, living life closeted in the shadows, the Gay scene largely,...

glasgowtheatreblog October 27, 2017

There’s a nostalgia for and great expectations of any production of Tony Roper’s Glasgow classic, The Steamie, and audiences can...

glasgowtheatreblog October 23, 2017

Astonishingly, it's a decade since Dalkeith native Keith Jack was runner up in the BBC's search for a 'Joseph' in...

glasgowtheatreblog October 22, 2017

A more life-affirming, moving and ultimately inspiring "happening" (in the words of the performers), you are unlikely to experience than...

glasgowtheatreblog October 22, 2017

Shrimp Dance began with conversations between dancer Paul Michael Henry and marine biologist Dr. Alex Ford. Ford had shown that...

glasgowtheatreblog October 21, 2017

Loosely based on the 1935 Rene Clair film, The Ghost Goes West, The Sunshine Ghost from Richard Ferguson (the pen...