REVIEW: The Steamie – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
There’s a nostalgia for and great expectations of any production of Tony Roper’s Glasgow classic, The Steamie, and audiences can...
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REVIEW: Keith Jack: Movie Nights – Wild Cabaret, Glasgow
Astonishingly, it's a decade since Dalkeith native Keith Jack was runner up in the BBC's search for a 'Joseph' in...
REVIEW: An Audience With…- Festival Theatre Empire Rooms, Edinburgh
A more life-affirming, moving and ultimately inspiring "happening" (in the words of the performers), you are unlikely to experience than...
REVIEW: Shrimp Dance – Platform, Glasgow
Shrimp Dance began with conversations between dancer Paul Michael Henry and marine biologist Dr. Alex Ford. Ford had shown that...
REVIEW: The Sunshine Ghost – Platform, Glasgow
Loosely based on the 1935 Rene Clair film, The Ghost Goes West, The Sunshine Ghost from Richard Ferguson (the pen...
REVIEW: Hedda Gabler – Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
This stark and sleek version of Ibsen's classic play, adapted by Patrick Marber and directed by Ivo van Hove, demonstrates...
REVIEW: Crazy For You – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Based on the 1930 musical Girl Crazy, (where Ethel Merman made her stage debut and turned Ginger Rogers into a...
REVIEW: The Brothers Karamazov – Tron Theatre, Glasgow
Four central performances of considerable strength mark Richard Crane and Faynia Williams’ revived production of Dostoyevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov as...
SEAT REVIEWS: Tron Theatre, Glasgow
OVERVIEW: The Tron Theatre Main House is a 230 seat, tiered auditorium broken into two levels with slip seats on...
REVIEW: The Addams Family – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Whatever has happened to The Addams Family? What kind of world do we live in where bitter and twisted Wednesday...
