REVIEW: Black Coffee – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
It is a brave man indeed who takes on a role as synonymous with another actor as that of Hercule...
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REVIEW: National Theatre Live – Frankenstein
The shining star in the firmament of the National Theatre Live cinema broadcast series, such is its draw that three...
REVIEW: Dracula, Mark Bruce Company – Tramway, Glasgow
Played out against an impressively atmospheric and quite frankly terrifying set by Phil Eddolls, which becomes graveyard, tavern, salon and castle...
REVIEW: Dangerous Corner – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
In J.B. Priestley's Dangerous Corner, it takes nothing more than a chance remark to set in motion a chain of...
REVIEW: Forbidden Broadway – Vaudeville Theatre, London
Since 1981 Gerard Alessandrini’s hysterically funny revue, Forbidden Broadway has been delighting audiences with its pin-sharp parodies of the great...
REVIEW: Jersey Boys – Playhouse, Edinburgh
This review was originally written for and published by www.thepublicreviews.com Oh what a night it is as Marshall Brickman and...
REVIEW: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels – Savoy Theatre, London
Having watched the publicity that surrounded the West End debut of musical Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (based of course on the...
REVIEW: The Full Monty – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
This review was originally written for www.thepublicreviews.com Nominated for an Olivier Award for best new comedy and receiving universally glowing...
REVIEW: The Crucible with Ten Poems – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
In Ten Poems, Scottish Ballet kick off their autumn season to the sonorous tones of Richard Burton reading a selection...
REVIEW: Puttin’ on the Ritz – Playhouse, Edinburgh
The appeal of music from the golden age of movie musicals would seem to be endless.With shows like Top Hat, Singin’...
