REVIEW: Ballet Nights Glasgow – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Since it's inception, Ballet Nights has been playing to packed audiences in London, at venues as diverse as Cadogan Hall...
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REVIEW: Johnny McKnight: She’s Behind You – Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow
It is a testament to the popularity, audience pulling power, reputation and sheer talent of Johnny McKnight that this performance...
REVIEW: The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat – Sir Alexander Gibson Opera Studio, Glasgow
The Master of Music Opera students of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland present a bold and brave, rarely seen contemporary...
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: Side Show – West Brewery, Glasgow
Based vaguely on the true story of British-born conjoined twins Daisy and Violet Hilton, vaudeville performers of the 1920s and...
REVIEW: The Fiery Angel (Scottish Opera Sunday Series) – City Halls, Glasgow
Masochistic obsession, black magic, demons, mass possession, exorcism, skeletons, nuns, appearances from Faust and Mephistopheles, it's no wonder Sergei Prokofiev's...
REVIEW: London Road- Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Chandler Studio Theatre, Glasgow
That anyone thought that a musical about the serial murders of five sex workers in sleepy Ipswich in 2006 would...
REVIEW: Urinetown – Assembly Hall, Edinburgh
There's a world water shortage and you can only pee if you pay, that is the premise of Greg Kotis...
REVIEW: Under The Ground – Assembly Checkpoint, Edinburgh
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s new musical Under The Ground wears its influences well and truly on its sleeve. This...
REVIEW: Willy’s Bitches – Assembly Checkpoint, Edinburgh
The second of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland's musical offerings, allows Shakespeare's women to vent some steam at their treatment at...
