REVIEW: The Red Shoes – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Matthew Bourne has taken Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's 1948, Technicolor masterpiece of British cinema, The Red Shoes and turned...
Matthew Bourne has taken Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's 1948, Technicolor masterpiece of British cinema, The Red Shoes and turned...
Nostalgia sells and it sells especially well when the source material is Fawlty Towers, a TV show held so close...
Once again, the Citizens theatre proves itself to be in a class of its own with this season's festive family...
With glittering costumes, gorgeous lighting and a host of Glasgow's stage favourites, this year's pantomime, The Little Mermaid, marks a...
An election plays out on a television. A group of people come together in a darkened room. Maybe they’re friends...
Writer Steven Antin has re-worked his own 2010 movie script and to a certain degree un-cheesified the original storyline for...
Second up in the inventively curated Rapture Bites season is Terence Rattigan's 1948 classic, The Browning Version. Almost always guaranteed...
It's astonishing to think that 1983's Flashdance The Movie, took over $100 million at the box office. That level of...
From soap superstar, 80’s pop prince, through some wilderness years, to a reinvention as a star of the musical theatre...
This review was originally written for and published by www.thepublicreviews.com at: http://www.thepublicreviews.com/the-bodyguard-kings-theatre-glasgow/ For a night of pure unadulterated entertainment then audiences...