REVIEW: Triumphant return for Octave at the GLO Auditorium
It is a joy, and unfortunately becoming a rare thing indeed, to be able to sit in an auditorium and...
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REVIEW: Rough Justice by Terence Frisby – Theatre Royal Glasgow starring Tom Conti
Television journalist James Highwood has made his career out of challenging the British justice system in his documentary programmes. Now,...
REVIEW: Little Shop of Horrors – Pitlochry Festival Theatre
"Business is so bad at his Skid Row Florists that Mr. Mushnik is considering throwing in the trowel, but just...
REVIEW: Dandy Dick – Theatre Royal Glasgow, Patricia Hodge and Nicholas Le Prevost
The first show out of the stable of the recently launched Theatre Royal Brighton Productions, a subsidiary of the Ambassador...
REVIEW: Oran Mor Summer Panto Alice in Poundland
Another trip to Oran Mor and this time it's the summer pantomime Alice in Poundland. Alice’s mum is boracic, and...
REVIEW: Eight – The Tron Theatre
Writer: Ella Hickson Director: Mark Stevenson What defines a generation characterised by its apathy? That’s the question Ella Hickson attempts...
REVIEW: King Lear – Citizen’s Theatre Glasgow
“I am a man, More sinn’d against than sinning” "The ageing King decides to step down from the throne and...
REVIEW: Swan Lake – St. Petersburg State Conservatory, Russia
This exquisite production is staged at The Rimsky-Korsakov St.Petersburg State Conservatory (Санкт-Петербургская государственная консерватория имени Н. А. Римского-Корсакова) which was...
REVIEW: The Tempest – Theatre Royal Haymarket, London
There were crowds forming before ten in the morning for return tickets outside the theatre, the draw of seeing Ralph...
REVIEW: One Man Two Guv’nors – King’s Theatre Edinburgh, 29th October 2011
Originally this had a limited run at the National Theatre at the beginning of 2011. It's now on a whistle-stop...
