REVIEW: The Importance of Being Earnest – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
It is hard to fathom why there is any need to tamper with things that, in their original form, are...
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REVIEW: Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Considered by many the most audience conscious of artists, credit must undoubtedly go to Matthew Bourne for his groundbreaking work,...
REVIEW: An Inspector Calls – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
The popularity of Stephen Daldry's award-winning 1992 National Theatre production of J B Priestley's An Inspector Calls shows no signs...
REVIEW: The Smallest Show on Earth – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Adapted from the 1957 British Lion film of the same name, with the classic hits of Irving Berlin weaved around...
REVIEW: And Then There Were None – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
A cast of TV favourites celebrate the 125th anniversary of the birth of Agatha Christie and the 10th anniversary of...
REVIEW: Carmen, Scottish Opera – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Its accessibility; clarity of narrative; portrayal of an independent, strong-minded woman and a clutch of knockout, familiar tunes make Georges Bizet's...
FEATURE: Scottish Ballet… in rehearsal
Scottish Ballet present their Autumn season this week, featuring work by two of the world's most highly regarded and original choreographers....
REVIEW: East is East – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Ayub Khan Din’s strongly autobiographical play East is East (subsequently turned into a 1999 movie) about a mixed race family...
REVIEW: Romeo and Juliet – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Dominic Dromgoole's final touring production before finishing his tenure as Artistic Director of Shakespeare's Globe is a pared-back Elizabethan style...
REVIEW: Bugsy Malone – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Earlier this year Glasgow Theatre's Creative Learning Team held open auditions for young performers aged 9-18 years old to...
