REVIEW: Educating Rita – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
There’s an undeniable affection for Willy Russell’s 40-year-old, Pygmalion-like drama Educating Rita, from the great British theatre-going public. Originally commissioned...
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REVIEW: God of Carnage – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
As with her almost universally acclaimed 1994 play Art, Yasmina Reza's God of Carnage is another comedy of middle class...
REVIEW: SIX – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Divorced. Beheaded. Died. Divorced. Beheaded. Survived. Aragorn, Boleyn, Seymour, Cleves, Howard, Parr. Six women, six British Queens, reduced to six...
REVIEW: Tosca – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Sumptuous, stunning, shocking, and still sensational, Anthony Besch's production for Scottish Opera of Giacomo Puccini's once decried, but now beloved,...
REVIEW: What’s in a Name – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Matthieu Delaporte and Alexandre de la Patellière’s 2010 play Le Prénom was a hit of such magnitude it spawned not...
REVIEW: Scottish Ballet’s The Crucible – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
American choreographer Helen Pickett seals her reputation as a masterful creator of narrative ballet in her adaptation of Arthur Miller's...
REVIEW: The Exorcist – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
It's a work that's polarised audiences in both book and film form, and now, almost fifty years after William Peter...
REVIEW: Scottish Ballet’s Wee Hansel and Gretel – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Scottish Ballet present "a wee version of a big ballet", a perfectly distilled version of their family favourite Hansel and...
REVIEW: The Lady Vanishes – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Relatively obscure British crime writer Ethel Lina White’s greatest legacy is her 1936 novel, The Wheel Spins, two years after...
REVIEW: Leah MacRae – My Big Fat Fabulous Diary – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
It takes a brave actress indeed to decide to create your own solo show and take it on the road,...
